June Fashion Month in New York to spotlight textiles shows
June brings a textile show in New York led by Leon Leonidoff with daily fashion presentations at Madison Square Garden and a Grand Central Palace event. More than 260 exhibitors will display fabrics and garments, with international reach and donations to charity.
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New York
Barbara Bundschu
Ely
Joan
Mink Couty
Allmunds
Belore
Teatiles
Lilmimainys Aml
Grand Gentral Palace
Faelion
Leon Leonidoff
Radi City
Jinduil Rone Dubvly
Tom Fulkdress
Crary
Thomas E Dewey
New
York
The
Weason
Tomorrow Youll Wear Tomorrow Youll Wear Re-Do A Room Shw
An old advertisement page describes home craft patterns from the Household Arts Dept in New York. It promises slip covers, embroidery designs, kitchen accessories, and fashion ideas with patterns, prices, and order details, including postal requests for copies and images.
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Household Arts
St. New York
Alain
Brooks
Health Hints Aly WILLIAM A DRIEN Cancer Cells and Treatments
Medical note explains cancer cells multiplying, the role of abnormal white cells, and the focus on removing or destroying cancer cells. It cites funds from the American Cancer Society and the US Public Health Service, plus need for research buildings and trained personnel. It also answers a question about cerebral palsy, advising early training and specialized support.
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American Cancer Sanglety
American Cancer Society
US Public Health
Woman Offered Ride Declines Then Accepts Courtesy Offer
A woman on a bus street scene is approached by a man offering two sent. She initially declines but then accepts the offer, reflecting social interaction and ambiguous intent in a street situation.
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Tim
Growing Up Boys And The Hard Realities Of Maturity
An aged fragmentist tale reflects on how boys in adolescence resist discipline and chores. It sketches home routines, meals, and furniture care as adults urge proper behavior and work ethic. The piece uses vivid domestic scenes to hint at longings, duties, and the passage toward maturity.
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Sadie
Howe Jada
Lund
Hetter
Wood Liles Pores and Wood Coating Defense
The passage discusses wood pores as small holes on the surface that accept varnish. It explains that the pores derive their chief function from running a coat of varnish, and hints at methods to manage this coating process.
Clothes Quiz by BGP Blair Pravent Shiny Surface When Ironing at Home
A reader asks about ironing mistakes and technique for garments. The piece advises ironing shirts on the correct side, using appropriate temperatures, and avoiding damage to fabrics like organdy while maintaining a professional look.
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Souder
Gus
Fragmented OCR note on a serpent scene and buslinnien reference
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a serpent with a cub in its mouth and a past action related to a Locyclopedia Buslinnien. The text is unclear and lacks verifiable details or context.
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Populis Tove ‘Oken
Locyclopedia Buslinnien
Habits and Customs Shape Teen Fashion Trends
A local column by Seth Blair discusses how old habits and customs influence teen behavior and style. It notes communities welcome newcomers with distinctive dress traditions, including fabric tucking and stripes, and considers how substitutions and adaptations reflect regional identity and evolving fashion.
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Doipg
Abin
Aral
Seth Blair
Navy
Dorothy Cox
Alworld
Fabie
Society To Meet The Ladies Aid Society Event
The Ladies Aid Society of the Immanuel Danish Lutheran Church will meet at 230 p.m. with hosts Mr Wilhelm Jensen and Mia Allee Howe for social time.
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Ladies Aid Society
The
Immanuel Danish Lutheran Church
Pi Tomenan
Wilhelm Jensen
Mia Allee Howe
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Drien
Jenny
Lipton
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Tomatt
Angelo
Warathne
Wannelle
Murrard Cobb
BGP
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Rodays
Sipe
Saevrce
Alwys
Saewrice
Soree
Suzurre
Cere
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