Latest Fashions Warm Weather Stylesin War Time
The Saxon style in blouses appears in two words, knitted dresses suit morning wear with whites and soft colorings. Hats veils parasols should match. Satin fabrics lead, sports silks popular. bags on frames most fashionable. Knitting bags in black or bright pin seal imitate fabric. War bride gowns favor simple, practical attire. Braiding and embossing trend on dresses and bridal attendants. New bathing suits bright, with contrasting trims. navy with rose stripes stated. canvas bathing shoes common, colors varied.
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Pelta
Autumn Leaves Lighten This Silk Sports Coat
An ornamental description extols a dark brown silk sports coat. It highlights the sleeveless design and leafy pattern, praising the delicate leaves on a wood-brown ground and its overall beauty as a fashion item.
Live Well on Less War Time Kitchen Tips
The article lists wartime pantry guidance and recipes for economical meals. It details oats, rye bread, stewed prunes, cocoa and teas, plus dishes like Glazed Sweet Potatoes, Bean Loaf, Corn Cakes, Bean and Potato Soup, and Brown Bread. It emphasizes careful preparation, drying foods properly, warming flour, and using butter substitutes.
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Dante
Net Favored by June War Brides in Community
Viry notes that weed regulation shapes local prices and trends as communities remain affected by the number and type of weeds present. The piece highlights how agricultural factors influence market dynamics and household costs amid shifting wartime demands.
Dooley Twins Switched Dates in Romance Tale
Two 22 year old St. Louis brothers Joe and Will Dooley twins, famed in local business circles, became engaged to Edmee Anheuser and Cornelia Howe after a prank switched their romantic plans. Their similar looks caused daily confusion and led to entertaining misunderstandings in town.
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St. Louis, Mo
Joe
Will Dooley
Union Electric Light and Power Company
Pierce Building
Inneh
Dooley
Bosa
Bors
Thois
Dooley Twins
Edmee Anheuser
Russel Avenue
Will
Cornelia Howe
Webster Groves
Miss Howe
Anheuser
Misa Anheucer
Wil
Howe
Man Hanged by Hog After Theft at Lick Log Gap
Horton Cooper of Frank tells how Isaac Ollis found Jim Shade, a Black man, dead hanging across a fence with a hog biting at his neck after Shade attempted to steal a 200-pound porker from white farmer Isaac Ollis at Lick Log Gap. The assault ended with Shade’s death.
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Barrier
Frank
D. C
Jim Shade
Lick Log Gap
Horton Cooper
Cole Isaac Ollis
Ollisa
Parker
Lick Log
Darky
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Jer
Louis Dromios
Calle
Summit Street
Toledo
Ohio
Jack Tar
Alex Mersel
Duane St
New York
Atlantic National Book
Chatham & Phoenix National Bank
All
Qous
Apenicios
United Ee Food Adminir
Kinney
Sam
G. R. Kinney Co., (Inc
Jefferson Ave
Toledo, Ohio
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