Knitted Fashion Sets Trend in Spring Sport Wear
Dame CHERIE NICHOLAS surveys Paris inspired knitted outfits for spring and summer. From large knit jerseys to Paquin models, ensembles emphasize color at the top, versatile wear, and durability. Open mesh sweaters over sleeveless dresses, built up waistlines, lace, and crochet chenille details highlight the season.
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Western Newspaper Union
Sailor Hat In Spring Spotlight At Hat Shops
A visit to hat shops reveals Dame Pashton’s decree allowing many bonnet styles with conditions. The spotlight falls on the boaters with brims and leather bands, shallow crowns, and narrow brims, amid shelves of knitted hats, straw brims, and bright sport colors. A quirky pancake-like cap tops the lineup, featuring bold contrasting ornaments and sporty hues.
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Gporta
Irish Lace Adds Delicate Touch to Spring Frocks
Crocheted Irish lace lends a chaste accent to spring frocks and crepe outfits. It graces collars vests and cuffs and even trims hats, offering frugal housewives ways to refresh wardrobes from attic finds and old Irish lace.
Fragmented Query About Very Odd Fashion and Metals
A garbled missive mentions being very smart and going in for things of nuance. It references hues like silver and gold and ends with a jumble of phrases about gems and colors.
Cowl Neckline Craze Spreads Through Fashion Circles
Cherie Nichol as notes the hand crocheted blousen form a current trend extending into street and informal afternoon costumes. Designers Seblaparelli and others tout mercerized crochet versions in sleeveless and cape styles, some close to a gilet, with mild neckline variations. The soft, charming cowl neck gives a refined look under open jackets, popular in pastel tones or white.
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Seblaparelli
Trade Between Brothers And Jacob's Birthright Tale
Lesson outlines a biblical study of Esau and Jacob focusing on appetite versus self control, parental favoritism, and the birthright. It contrasts Esau's impulsiveness with Jacob's cunning, warns against profane choices, and notes God’s plan that the elder serve the younger despite human scheming.
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Yeni
Random Thoughts on Fate and Fortune from Philips Brows
In a reflective, somewhat archaic voice the text contemplates fate and fortune, arguing that moments of meaning occur in this world not in an unseen afterlife. It muses on divine control, with a speaker who notes wealth and poverty shifting unpredictably under Providence.
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Cancer Research Brings Encouraging Early Results
A Woman's Home Companion report says up to 100 percent of early cancer cases could be saved with prompt diagnosis and treatment. Public education drives urge attention to non healing sores lumps unusual discharges and indigestion as warning signals. In a city drive many attendees were relieved to learn they did not have cancer and among those with symptoms half were curable through early detection.
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Woman's Home Companion
Orators and Brevity Press Question of Delivery
A shorthand expert argues Americans speak faster now than twenty years ago and ponder whether slow, deliberate talk is valued. He notes audiences tire of long talks and urges brevity, suggesting speakers should time their weighty points and avoid dominating conversations.
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F. H. Collier
St. Louis Globe-Denicerat
Noisy Silence Paul Talks To Death Of Silence
Paul, living with his grandmother in a country house, fills the morning with chatter to ease loneliness after missing his sister at school. In frustration, his grandmother asks him to stay quiet, but he laments that when he stops talking the clock ticks loudly.
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Lost 20 Lbs In 4 Weeks Krugchen Salts Ad
Mrs Mae West of St Louis Missouri claims she dropped from 170 to 150 pounds in four weeks after one box of Krugchen Salts. She praises increased energy and no hunger. The ad urges taking half a teaspoonful in hot water each morning before breakfast and offers a money back guarantee.
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Mae West
St. Loui
Petunia Family Flower Show Impresses Amateur Gardener
An amateur gardener guides visitors through his greenhouse praising a bloom. He notes a flower belongs to the petunia family while a humorous remark from a young observer comments on minding it in the owner's absence.
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Petunia
Joe Palooka Boxing Champ Moves to Radio
Joe Palooka the prize ring character is now on radio with a 15 minute weekly program. Ted Bergman stars as the 200-pound champion with Knobby Walsh played by Frank Nendick. Georgia Backus adapted the sketches as Ted Husing describes fights and Harry von Zell announces.
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Frank Nendick
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Microphonic Youth Sought Job in Garage
Graham McNamee once sought a summer job in a local garage but was told he was not a mechanic. NBC’s rooster crowing contest stirred requests from Louisiana’s self-proclaimed frog croaker champion and a West Virginia man urging air time for his gobbling talent.
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