Coolidges Move From White House To Northampton Home
The Coolidges leave the Washington White House for a $42-a-month Northampton residence. They bid farewell to a large White House staff including housekeepers, cooks, kitchen boys, gardeners, maids, chauffeurs, and other aides as moving vans transport belongings to the new double house with a local high school headmaster nearby.
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Aviatrix Lady Heath Urges Practical Flight Attire
Lady Heath, prominent British aviatrix, tells New York show attendees that the same clothes suited for open cars work in flying. She says women avoid flying due to wardrobe concerns and that solving this will draw more women to aviation.
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European Jazz Band Appeals to American Tourists in France
European tourism in France blends travel allure with food and wine culture. An antique shop near Pompeii is highlighted while Americans seek novel experiences. Europeans enjoy jazz bands for visitors, though the scene feels oddly incongruous outside the United States.
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