Oriental Rugs Endure Fashion Shifts In United States
An article notes Oriental rugs survive changing tastes amid a trend toward modern furniture. It praises their timeless colors and craftsmanship, citing antique motifs and the long tradition behind weaving. The piece contrasts enduring rug appeal with shifting American decor and hints at their continuing cultural value in homes.
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United States
Abud Ny Yale
Wahih
Tagle
America
Anid Seif
Americus
Paiper
Europe
Chay
Wrinkles as Fashion Statement Says Stylist
New York stylist Joser Vera argues wrinkles can be attractive and should be tailored to each woman. He notes modern fashion favors individuality and warns against blindly following trends like updo upswings that may not suit everyone.
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Chigaye
Field
Akin Efron
Joser Vera
New York
Uwe
Chieu
Minole
Harley Assucitiva
Vergnes
I Taluniti
Fronghe Idan
Willades
Tevely
Wanin
Vovrnes
Tro Hishion
Aly
Easy Cable Stitch In Natom Y Todo Calle Stitch
An old pattern notice offers durable knitted yardage and a sewing kit. It advertises a textile booklet with crochet, knitting, and embroidery designs, priced at fifteen cents, available from The Troy Res ord and related publishing lines.
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Linehuld Arts Dept
York i
Iknok Signature Haunts A Colorful Design Mood
A fragmented note praises a design with vivid reds blues and yellows. It claims the items are memorable steeped in tradition and decorative glow. The text hints at an Oriental influence and calls the investment beyond ordinary inflation.
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Iknok
Are You Forgetful Health Hints From WE IHAM AL ORIEN
Health hints discuss memory loss and aging with psychologist input. Cynthia Lowery cites Mrs Harriet Wilinski Goodman of Boston on Paris fashion, exports, quality, and trends, noting strong prints, colors, new silhouettes, and American adoption of Paris styles while defending global fashion leadership.
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Cynthia Lowery
Bel
Harriet Wilinski Goodman
Boston
Paris
Armepid
America
Ralonelga
Schipparelli
Tim Vet
Lelong
Gontlian
Fichion
Ork
Uaen
France
England
Americi
Bad Memory Habits Make Forgetfulness a Poor Habit
An article argues forgetfulness stems from attitudes and habits rather than disease. It notes memory can improve with engaging social ties, interest in learning, and healthier mindsets, while aging alone does not seal decline.
Bridge Conundrum Shifts As Hand Reveals Split Suit Ties
A chaotic club auction leaves players perplexed as unusual bids arise. North opens two clubs, miscommunications ripple, and a tough diamond hand tests partnership theory. Hazen of New York faces a puzzling layout where spades and hearts threaten the hand, while a six clubs bid by North ends in a rare successful contract.
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Low Hazen
New York
Wauhl
Jy Jaswed Noarh
Hagen
North
Hnann
Nerves and War Woes Drive Hair Loss Trends
Article discusses a nationwide rise in hair thinning attributed to wartime nerves. Dr Gere of New York’s Hair Health Lab links nervous tension and diet to hair loss, noting 30 to 40 percent risk of graying. It covers remedies, and a growing market for hair replacements and wigs with European hair priced up to 200 dollars.
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Gere Ann
Hale Reavagen Laboratory
New Yel
America
Stein
Adolph Bleeker
Philadelatia
Colfeur
Blecker
Persant
Army Enlistments at Glens Falls Report
Maj Charles H Durain of the Army Recruiting Service announced three Glens Falls enlistments each for three years. Donald A Patty of Granville joined the Air Corps after Gratsille High School, with parents Amos and Mrs Patty.
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Charles H. Durain
Army Recruiting Service
Glend
Fort Biward
Donald A. Patty
Kon
Amos Par
Granville
Air Corps
Gratsille High School
Fashion News Aims for Simpler Wardrobe Spotlight
In fashion notes this week, designers urge a calmer palette with fur and suede pieces. Remove excess trimmings to achieve a cleaner line and let a single accessory anchor the look.
Princeton Receives Peale Portrait of Elias Boudinot
Princeton University has acquired a Charles Wilson Peale portrait of Elias Boudinot donated by an anonymous alumnus. Boudinot, a New Jersey native, served as U S President in Congress from 1772 to 1821 and was a university trustee. The Peale painting honors his link to the Battle of Princeton era.
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Princeton
Princeton University
Charles Wilson Peale
Elias Boudinot
New Jersey
United States
Piano Joins Three Rs In U S Schools
Baltimore public schools expand instrumental instruction adding piano and other lessons to fourth graders. From a Carnegie grant six years ago to current self‑funded programs, about 600 pupils study in centers for violin flute horn and clarinet with teachers and school instruments provided.
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Baltimore
Fesina
Baltimore Juite Lachoots
Johnny
Pitier
Alihity
Len
Johony
Classival Sautsict Symphony Orchestra
Imell
Cini
Oscar FP. Steinwald
Carnegie Corp
New Yorke
Mit
Canton appoints officers at routine meeting
At a Canton meeting, Maj. William Van Buren and Lt. Cols. Pinyd E Bronwyn and George N. Miller officiated as Fred W. Whitehouse was installed as captain. New officers Yank Earl, Arthur W. Wygnt, Col. 1B. Jackman were inducted, with chaplain Tenny and Page, clerk Alex C. Selman. Refreshments were provided by the Ladies' Auxiliary.
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Canton
Luo
Diamond Rock Hill
William van Buren
Pinyd E Bronwyn
George N. Miller
Fred W. Whitehouse
Pred Minziker
Leutenant
Monk Ently
Retallick
Tenny & Page
Alex C. Selman
Yank Earl
Arthur W Wylgnt
Jackman
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Oregon Sheriff Beaten at Convention Amidst Turbulent Day
In Portland a county sheriff, described as ambitiously fighting crime, faced defeat at a state sheriff convention. A gunman robbed a nearby site as the event began, and the sheriff became trapped in a jail elevator delaying his appearance.
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Portland
Ore
Lys
Oregon
Aztire
al &Menting
Public Opinion and Wholesome Discipline for Children
A discussion on the role of public opinion in shaping child behavior. It warns parents not to bow to gossip or shame, but to teach self restraint and moral action. Emphasizes community support, responsibility, and the idea that good deeds withstand social pressure.
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Keller
Rudy
Thal
Venter
Westward whispers and restless hearts in a twisted notice
A fragmented clatter of senseless phrases and garbled names, hinting at marriage, family, and social gossip. The jumbled lines reference a Westward theme, a husband, a cat, and restless sentiment, but the meaning remains obscured by OCR errors and disjointed wording.
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