Lace Frocks Remain in Style Amid Elegant Lace Gowns
Lace gowns stay in fashion as designers and lace makers keep producing new varieties. Colors like black brown and ecru dominate, often matched with satin or silk in the same shade and limited contrasting trims. The pictured gown features a long tunic with a wide net top lace and a long sash of ecru ribbon, suitable for maid or matron of honor with a distinctive hat.
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Paris
Ince Frocks
Nina
Ecru
Frock Styles Promised For Day by Evening Wear Makers
Fashion notes predict extended skirts and simple lines with draped tunics. New Canton crepe and silk blends enable uneven hems and soft lines. Two afternoon frocks showcased feature crepeweaves, embroidery, and bead fringe, suitable for formal day wear such as weddings.
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Mairone
New Jersey Pushes Federal Rule to Save Migratory Fish
Experienced fishermen warn that migratory fish along the Atlantic coast such as menhaden herring and mackerel have been depleted by pollution and netting. The New Jersey Fish and Game Conservation league urges federal control of fishing in spawning areas to protect habitat regulate net meshes and preserve the sea’s natural food supply. State boards have collapsed with mass resignations, prompting calls that only a federal law can restore fish stocks and lower consumer prices.
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Newark
Na.j
New Jersey
Atlantic
New Jersey Fish and Game Conservation League
United States
New Jersey League
Flaheries Board
State Board of Fisheries
Seaboard
Connecticut
Maryland
Internal organs misplaced in Vermont man
William Bowen of West Charleston Vermont, patient at the Vermont sanitarium in Pittsford, has all internal organs on the opposite side. Tuberculosis is present but separate from the condition. X rays by Dr Clarence T Ball revealed the stomach and liver reversed and the appendix on the left. Bowen is expected to recover from tuberculosis.
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Rutland
William Bowen
West
Charleston
Vermont
Pittsford
Clarence T. Ball
Bowen
French Baby With Heart Outside Body Defies Odds
Paris medical authorities rush to Soissons to assess an infant born with heart and intestines in an external pouch. The case, described as first of its kind, shows organs functioning despite displacement and suggests the child may live. Gas Well Rests on Sundays in Sharon, Pa. Champion Ofana Gas Co of McKeesport reports no Sunday production, with July daily gas output except Sundays.
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Paris
Soissons
Sharon
Champion Ofana Gas Company
McKeesport
Sigmund Josephhal
Whisky runners nabbed in city on tip
Sheriff Larson and deputies seized two whisky runners in the northwest part of the city. C. E. Dunn and Dan Dougan, both from Sioux City, Iowa, with a young girl, were in a nearly new Winton Six valued at about 4500 dollars. Whisky amount was small. the car and suspects held for preliminary hearing, girl released to stay with sheriff’s family.
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Larson
C. E. Dunn
Dan Dougan
Sioux City
Iowa
Dunn
Valley City
Ritchie
Masonic Lodge Holds Evening Seasion With 150 Present
The local Masonic lodge hosted a two session gathering yesterday afternoon and evening with about 150 attendees. Work began at four and ran until 6:30 before a substantial dinner prepared by stewards Harry Olsby and H. C. Saindon. Five candidates were admitted as Master Masons, and many visiting Masons from Sanborn, Eckelson, and other lodges attended.
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Harry Olsby
H. C. Saindon
Masonic Lodge
Sanborn
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