New York Designers Preview Fall and Winter Fashions
New York designers unveil the coming fall and winter in a fashion center showcase. Despite heat, observers note fur, coats, gowns, and jewelry trends with rhinestones, long sleeves, tunics, draping, and bold silhouettes. Designers like Trafarl present royal-toned pieces, while teens through Young Originals feature room dresses and updated sleeves.
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New York
Aviate Mirgan
Tally Wilkins
Gir
Plus Fours Inspire Fall Play Clothes
Dallas fashion writer Joan Galion surveys regional markets pushing sporty wear into mainstream American style. Designer Juglin McCarty leads with well-cut dimpled sport fashions, focusing on comfort and youthfulness while expanding color and fabric variety for casual campus looks. Cowboy influences appear through tailored cuts, bright plaids, and classic checks, reflecting a shift to native costume-inspired wardrobe. The piece notes widespread demand across the country for regional fashion lines.
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Joan Galion
Dallas
Juglin McCarty
Operette Eoluctul
Amedee WI
Ite Xemifort
Justin McCartyndaem
Justin McCarty Colertinn
Fashigne
Catintey
Sheer evening gowns become daytime dresses says JOAN GARDNER
Clothes Quiz advice notes that a black sheer evening gown can be shortened to a street-length dress with a small hem of about one inch. A black slip worn underneath keeps the hem in place and hidden. Gardner says sheer dresses are in use for day wear across seasons and climates.
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Mimi Minku
Aroheimer
Trafarl
Nat
Jersey
Paris
Lelong
Alix
Reniby
Waytine
Migs Gardner
Denar Mies Gardner
Lake Champlon
Greatey
Joan Gardner
Food Budget Up In the Millions
Chicago report notes a Mrs Kidd offers a sample monthly shopping list showing vast quantities of food and supplies. The Veterans Administration supply service in Chicago spends about ten million dollars monthly on food and items for thousands of sick and disabled veterans at 102 VA hospitals and homes.
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Chicago
B.C. Kidd
Kidd
Veterans’ Administration
Wich Rus
Smanth
Let Your Home Stay Cool In Summer Tips
Homeowners can reduce heat by shading sunny rooms with curtains and awnings, improving air circulation with open windows and fans, and using lighter fabrics for furniture covers. Consider attic insulation, venting, and slipcovers to keep interiors cooler while avoiding heavy dark materials. Eating lighter meals, vegetables, and beans can ease indoor heat and energy use.
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Yim
Ear Wax and Infections Common in Summer Health Hints
Health hints discuss summer ear problems, wax buildup, and infections in the ear canal. It covers symptoms like tenderness, how to soften and remove wax with warm water, risks of hard objects, and the use of sulfa drugs. It notes insects can infest ears and advises seeing a physician for persistent pain or foreign bodies.
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Mouni
Lstra
Actio
Isiktetionadh The Situation Of Shared Fishing
Several men go fishing together but none catches enough. The group should divide the fish so one member receives them and takes time for others to benefit later.
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Naawa Waich
Ogether
Frills To Soften Campus Togs This Fall At Wardrobes
New York fashion notes preview campus attire for fall with velvet collars white pique accents and velvet trimming. Designers Emily Wilkens and others showcase woolen coats double roll collars and bright red touches to elevate school outfits for the season.
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New York
Anita
Preatiga
Emily Wilkens
Uw Fing
Pete
Crochet Patterns and Home Crochet Book Offer
An advertisement describes quick crochet projects to beautify homes and promotes Pattern T459 with agnare stitcher rad. It mentions The Troy Record Household Arts Dowty and a Needlework Book with ten cents and ten illustrations including potholders, ponchos, and home decorations.
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New York
Automatic Blanket Lids For Sleeping Comfort
Automatic electric blankets are now being distributed for travelers and home use to combat chilly nights. A lightweight unit weighs about five pounds and can remain on the bed like a summer blanket. It self adjusts to weather changes while sleeping, offering consistent warmth without heavy cramping or stiff joints.
Sun Safety Remembered in Shaded Warnings
A fragmentary health note warns that excessive sun exposure harms skin, urging temperance and protection. It cites evidence that skin builds a protective layer against sun damage and advises using gentle, protective products and government backed standards to block harmful rays. The piece mentions vulnerable groups like outdoor workers and sailors.
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Bkin
Safety Play Lies in Finesse Choice
Fragmented notes discuss bridge strategy with improvised terms. The text notes two finesse options and references a decision by the designer, mentioning a king jack sequence and potential contract risk. It preserves names and terms as read, with neutral framing of the bridge scenario.
Spade Play and Blackwood Notes in Bridge Discussion
A fragmentary bridge discussion analyzes spade led techniques, finesses, and the risks of council-heavy bids. North's four clubs and four hearts responses are debated, comparing safety of conventional bids versus high- risk slant conventions. The Blackwood convention is noted as a key tool for discovering partner's aces when the critical play hand is unknown.
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North
Cefernse
Convidike Buttons OF Cutework Design
Unusual lucite buttons in jewel-toned hues and ornate cutework. Designs evoke high fashion with varied shapes and faceting to enhance fabric contrast.
Fragmentary Text Summary Title
Readable fragments indicate a damaged passage with garbled terms and missing context. The text presents stray names and unclear phrases suggesting a mis OCR of a larger article or notice. No coherent events or persons can be reliably identified from the available fragments.
How to Guide Children Toward Better Habits and Manners
A guide for parents and teachers on shaping child behavior with calm, clear guidance. It emphasizes guiding rather than scolding, redirecting thoughts, and practicing polite habits at home and in school to foster harmony and gradual character growth.
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Thal Eshiu
Mat ‘Vonnay
Noora
Beavis
Obituary for Mary Schemp of Greeley Colorado
Mary Schemp of Greeley Colorado is survived by 124 relatives including her husband Ara Schemp two daughters four sisters and four brothers plus four wives and 42 grandchildren six great grandchildren and six stepchildren. The notice lists numerous family members and close survivors.
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Greeley
Col.ur
Mra
Mary Schemp
Nore
Ara. Schemp
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