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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1929

Page

2

Zeppelin completes world circumnavigation in 21 days

The Graf Zeppelin finished its world tour with a 21 day 7 hour flight covering about 20 000 miles. Dr Hugo Eckener led the voyage praised for skill and safety while passengers recalled the Pacific crossing and the Los Angeles and Mines Field near misses.

Edward W. Pickard Lakehurst N. J Friedrichshafen Tokyo Los Angeles Hugo Eckener Pacific California San Francisco Mines Field Japan Kasumigaura

Stresemann halts Dawes plan concessions at Hague talks

Five creditor nations reach a tentative framework with Britain to receive most demands. Stresemann declares Germany cannot meet further sacrifices, resisting extra Dawes plan adjustments. Britain gains 40 million marks of 48 million asked, mostly as unconditional annuities. Italy agrees to buy 1 million tons more British coal for three years for state railways.

Ermany Great Britain Philip Snowden the Hague Gustav Stresemann Germany London France Paris Britain Italy

Lincoln the Debater statue unveiled in Freeport

The bronze statue honors Lincoln the Debater unveiled at Freeport, scene of the famous 1858 Lincoln Douglas debates. Senator George W. Norris spoke to about ten thousand attendees delivering a keynote address attacking the electric power trust the electoral system and the growth of military power. Norris argued against independent presidential runs and floated abolishing the electoral college as a theoretical possibility.

Gtincoln Freeport George W. Norris Electric Power Trust Norris

Senator Tyson of Tennessee Dies After Illness Near Philadelphia

United States senator Tyson of Tennessee died in a sanitarium near Philadelphia after weeks of treatment. He had just completed his first term in the Senate and was 67. Born in Greenville, D. C., he graduated from West Point in 188?. He headed cadets at the University of Tennessee, practiced law in Knoxville, and served as a colonel in the Spanish American War before entering Tennessee politics and contributing in World War I.

Awrence Tyson United States Tennessee Philadelphia Senate Greenville D. C Weat Point University of Tennessee Knoxville

Prohibition Enforcement Debate Ties NYPD to Federal Role

Police Commissioner Grover A. Whalen says prohibition law in New York City must be enforced by federal authorities. After meetings with prosecutors magistrates and officers he refused to direct local police against speakeasies under state nuisance law and urged the federal government to assume responsibility.

New York City Grover A. Whalen Campbell Mr. Whalen

Velvet Kings Rule Fashion With Velvet Gowns In Fall

A 1929 column by Dame Fashion discusses King Velvet as a lasting fashion force. Velvet returns in fall and winter with coats and evening wear while cycles bring renewed interest in its use for active and daytime garments. It notes trimming in the piece and accessorizing with lace collars and jewelry.

King Velvet Napoleon Velvet Paris Phidias Diana New England Western Newspaper Union

Figured Crepe de Chine Ensemble From Austria

A fall wear feature showcases a figured crepe de chine skirt paired with a navy blouse. The belt cuffs and vestee match the skirt. The model originates from Austria's capital.

Green Dominates This Season in Jewelry and Apparel

The article notes a strong preference for green tones this season with leaf sea and nile green common in clothing and accessories. Green glass bangles jade and topazes gain popularity while amber complements the modern woman’s skin.

Printed Orchid Tissue Velvet for Fall Wear

A fall fashion note presents a velvet and lace combo for milady. The image shows a one piece dress in printed orchid tissue velvet with a cream lace jabot, signaling velvet lace prominence this autumn.

Milady

Many Shades in Gloves for Cool Weather Wear

A leading designer offers more than 270 glove shades for fall and winter, with beige brown tan and silica tones dominant and Chanel sponsored novelty colors in green red and blue. The forecast highlights models for evening wear and styles like one-button slip-ons, strap or buttoned variants, plain tops, and revived gauntlet gloves with fine detailing such as buttons shirrings and flared gussets.

Chanel

Washable Frock Should Be Simple in Design

Advice from Cornell University home economics experts emphasizes simple washable frock designs for easy laundering. Cotton and linen garments should look dainty and pressed, with avoidances of intricate trims that need dry cleaning. Test colorfastness when combining different fabrics to prevent running colors.

New York State College of Home Economics Cornell University

Featured Colors Guide for Seasonal Apparel

The article advises using featured colors sparingly to avoid short-lived trends. It suggests pairing vivid shades with neutral wardrobe basics like beige gray navy black or white and using bright colors for accessories only.

Pale Yellow Crepe Evening Gown Showcased by Paquin

Paquin highlights its chic evening attire using pale yellow crepe. The collection features gowns with a new high waistline and simple lines. A self material bow gathers the skirt fullness to the back, marking the collection’s understated elegance.

Paquin

Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Gains World Popularity

Dr Caldwell learned many health issues stem from sluggish bowels and created a harmless prescription in 1885. His mixture of herbs became Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, the world’s popular laxative trusted for gentleness and effectiveness across ages.

Not a Cent

A brief dramatic line depicts a suitor asking a father to approve a marriage. The father refuses with a punning reply about paying a cent. The exchange underscores social tension over consent and dowry in a domestic scene.

Cystex 48 hour test offer for bladder irritation relief

An advertorial promotes a 48 hour Cystex test claiming relief from bladder irritation symptoms. It offers a free 60e package to readers who write with just a name, promising no cost or obligation and urging to tell friends, with Knox Company in Kansas City as the contact.

Knox Company Wyandotte Kansas City Adv

Gunmen Encounter Mixed Community Reactions

A fragmented report notes that gunmen faced varied local reception as communities showed limited severity toward their presence, reflecting divergent attitudes within the area.

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