Democrats Plan Coalition With Radicals In Senate
Washington reports the Democratic national committee signals a plan for a coalition with western progressive Republicans to push economic and fiscal bills next winter. The move aims to reduce the tax burden, with minority Republicans able to block measures, while some Democrats may join to secure compromises.
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Edward B. Clark Washington
Harding
Alexander Hamilton
Treasury Department
United States
Times
Washington
Republican Party
Democratic National Committee
Senate
Lodge
Legislative Service Committee
LaFollette
Wilhelm
Connecticut
Corcoran Art Gallery
Kaiser Wilhelm
Holland
Advertising Ethics in St Louis Bible Class for Business
A group of young advertising men in St Louis form Advertising Ethics to show the Bible as a modern business textbook. They promote the golden rule as a cure for labor troubles and point to the Better Business Bureaus born from the same movement. The class meets Sundays at 10 in a local church with no theologians, pastors, or sectarian ties, drawing practical business people.
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St. Louis
Better Business Bureaus
Beaver Valley
Furnas County
Stella
Nebraska City
Luther Frye
Lincoln
Railway Brotherhoods
Bryan
United States Department of Agriculture
A. F. Thiel
Nebraska
Queen City Driving Park Association
Gage County Agricultural Society
Gage County Fair Association
State Bank Guarantee Commission
Omaha National Bank
Walter W. Head
The
State University
Wila Sibert Cather
Ely
Ainsworth
W. C. Norton
Huumboldt Standard
Harry
Dawson
Falls City
U. S. Rohrer
Seventh Corps Area
United States Army
American Express Company
Omaha
Ray E. Johnson
Kearney
Rhode Island
Johnson
University of Nebraska
Ancient College Discipline Rules From Yale Era
Humble submission to authorities guided 150 year old college life with freshmen required to be uncovered and hats removed near the president and professors. A Yale rule added that freshmen approaching gates watch for superiors within three rods and wait for a signal to proceed.
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Yale
Assessed and Actual Values for Lands and Taxes 1902 1922
Tax Commissioner Wm H Smith releases figures on assessed versus actual values for farm lands improvements town lots and railroad property for 1902 1912 and 1922. Includes percent increases over twenty years and ten years and total state taxes by class with figures for each period.
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Wm. H. Smith
Pullman
American Women Are Best Dressed
A fashion writer asserts the American woman leads in dress originality, refuting claims of conformity. Spring ideas spread nationwide, with skirts showing plaits, chemise-like frocks, and embroidery in bright beads or imitation pearls, highlighting American style as premier.
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New York Tribune
Plaited Linen Skirts Showcased by Smart Shops
Knife plaited linen skirts are being shown by many smart shops. They attract with pearl gray and oyster white colors.
Care of Fingernails and Fashion Dramas Highlighted Styles
A prominent actress extols fingernail care as a fine art noting gentle cuticle handling and careful polish. Separately, a fashion lineup features draped girdles, self material panels, and brocaded crepe de chine gowns with lace trimmings, highlighting mature draping and lengthening sleeve detailing.
White Frocks in New Fashion Picture
White frocks for the early summer occasions appear as a specialty in this junior styles collection. While many models are shown in colors, they may be procured in white also. In this collection, many touches seen in women’s modes this season are reflected in replicas. Two points were
Sport Clothes Still in Fashion Limelight
The article notes sport clothes remain in vogue due to the straight flat silhouette. It contrasts street frocks and evening wear, praising a comfortable outfit with a mid length skirt, tuck-in blouse, colorful slip-on sweater, and a tidy jacket plus possible long brushed wool crepe for individuality and color.
Use Ribbons and Cords to Hang the Pictures
The era of crude wire hangings has passed. Ribbons and cords now serve as utilitarian and decorative supports for pictures and mirrors. Designers use cockades or floral bows to hide nails, with ribbons sometimes supporting the weight directly and stronger cords or wires used for heavier items. Small items need one hanger. larger ones require two.
Choosing Colors to Enhance Eyes and Necklines
For those wearing blouses the neckline shape greatly affects facial contour. Ribbons bows and medallions in varied colors refresh a waist and create multiple looks. Choose ribbon colors near the face carefully as eye shade is influenced by color, with right hues brightening the eyes and wrong hues dulling them.
Green Sport Style Suit Shows Trend in Fabrics
A recent sport style features an accordion-plaited white crepe de chine skirt with green stripes paired with a green silk sweater. Accessorized by a green felt hat matching green sandals and stockings, the ensemble reflects current fashion trends.
Attractive Coats for Travel and Steamer Wear
English woolen coats with long beige or caramel shawl collars are designed for travel and steamer wear. They fasten on the left side and feature admirably adapted styling for practical, stylish outerwear.
Ribbon and Perfume Combined for Clever Scent Sachets
The article explains making ribbon sachets by sewing two ribbon pieces, unraveling ends, and stuffing with cotton mixed with sachet powder. These sachets can be placed inside wardrobes, drawers, or linked with ribbons, and even used to form flower petals on a couch cushion.
Shops display real lace squares knotted on one shoulder
Real lace squares replace the traditional baridann in several shops. The decorative squares are worn on one shoulder, creating a distinctive style shift for customers. Many retailers highlight the trend as a new accessory statement.
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Ogorta Celfish
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Frederick the Great
Army War College
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Kaiser Wilhelm II
War College
America
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Poland
Louis
Republics
George Washington
Washingon
Scott
McClellan
George
Advertising Ethics
Wichita
Tulsa
Revere
Oklahoma City
Des Moines
Eenee
St Joseph
Woos
Sioux City
Denver
Fairbury
State Banking Department
Security State Bank of
Auburn Board of Education
Superintendent of Schools
Louis Callahan
H. C. Callahan
Central Power Company
O’neill
State Board of Agriculture
Elizabeth Franklin
University of Missouri
Board of Education of
Wayne
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Clay County
Scottsbluff
West Nebraska Methodist Hospital
Dodge County Livestock
Noel Cover
Cozad
Boston
George Logan
Wymore
Middle West
Camp Gifford
Child’s Point
Salem Lutheran Church
Fremont
Charles Smolinski
Bunker Hill
United Spanish War Veterans
Earnest
Bryson
Wymore High School
Agricultural College At
North Platte Station
Paris
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