Charming Apparel for Paris Misses
A brief fashion note contrasts classic Paris girl style with modern junior debs. It hints that sixteen year olds of yesterday appeal more than today’s Misa Smart Sixteen trends, noting evolving cosmetics and silhouettes among girls twelve to eighteen.
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Paris Fashion Notes On Youth, Fabrics And Weaving Trends
A Paris fashion column surveys youth style shifts with older women adopting more refined dress. It highlights Paris children’s attire with capes, umbrellas, and leather leggings, plus fabrics from velvet to gabardine. New spring textiles feature plaited Kashan crepe and chiffons, with Blanchin Ferrari and Rodier lines driving color palettes and matching jewelry trends.
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Ferrari
Garnered Gems and The Curious Gun Metaphor
A fragmentary verse table references boron leaders, a pawnshop loan, and a distrustful usurper. It notes marines and women traveling under assumed names, ending with a lament on the lack of a mother and a peculiar signature line.
Change of Alphabet Shakes Soviet Cyrillic Texts
The article notes a Soviet shift from Cyrillic to a Roman alphabet, affecting newspapers and literature across Slavic and regional languages. It cites Cyril’s three letters and argues the move would transform centuries of textbooks and written works, with varied scripts for Georgia’s republics and minority groups.
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Cyril
Batsaria
Serbia
Cyrillc
Itussa
Ser
Illusion of Full Library Shelves Created by Cardboard
Long sheets of colored cardboard mimic book backs to fill empty library shelves. The device, used behind glass to simulate well stocked cases, echoes a popular seventeenth century practice in France where ornate bookcases were crafted.
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France
Genuine Rembrandt Doubt Sparks Auction Debate
A verbose exchange questions authenticity of a claimed Rembrandt painting. The buyer insists on the work’s value and notes a three year guarantee accompanying the piece, while another party questions its genuineness.
Tire shop converts boots from old tires in Little Rock
A Little Rock tire shop opened a boot factory to produce boots from valueless tires. The venture aims to use the large stock of discarded tires as a practical outlet for disposal and new product creation.
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Little Rock
Ark
Not So Golden
A fragmentary snippet shows dialogue about a hopeful future. The lines include a playful exchange with phrases about a golden future and a hesitant reply. The context is unclear due to damage and partial text.
Garden feeders and hose sale at Woodard’s Apr
A local notice advertises pure rubber garden feeders and lawn hoses at Woodard’s with emphasis on the lowest prices of the season. The brief calls readers to visit the shop during April for deals.
Full-Blooded Indian Priest at St. Joneph’s Cathedral
An article notes Pather Abad Diogibtques, an assistant priest at St. Joneph's Roman Catholic Cathedral in Oklahoma City, as the only full-blooded Indian priest in the area.
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St. Joneph's
Oklahoma City
Nation's school and library construction share five percent
In 1928 the nation spent five percent of all new building funds on schools and libraries as part of overall advancement.
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United States
Model motorcycle demo completed in Lugland workshop
A compact hand carried model motorcycle with all jig parts assembled for demonstration purposes has been constructed in Lugland. The project showcases a portable design intended for exhibit and testing in a controlled setting.
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Metley
Buy poultry fence at WOODARD and get free garden book
Advertisement notes a poultry fence and garden table offer from WOODARD with a free garden book promotion dated April 9. Mentions LEGAL BIANKS carbon paper.
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Woodard
Legal Bianks
Physician transfers among Indian health leaders noted
A draft notice reports Dr Roothy named superintendent and physician to serve at Philadelphia Mies with Choctaw Indian Sleaxpatis moving there soon. Dr RI of Fort Da Gheune previously held the physician role on the Uin tah and Ouray Indian reservation. Mr Enoche, formerly of Myton, practiced medicine there for years.
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Fort da- Gheune
Uintah and
Ouray
Roothy
Philadelphia
Mies
Enoche
Myton
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