Spring and summer styles pale after postwar clothing boom
Unsettled market conditions from readjustment affect the clothing industry. After four prosperous years, a severe reaction wiped out gains, forcing fashion leaders to focus on financial issues rather than new styles. This spring sees fewer changes, with conservative lines and better woolens and tailoring as the main payoff.
Refinement in Mens Spring Clothes Signals Modest Style Shift
The period notes a move away from radical fashion to a conventional spring look. Wider trousers with a fuller English line, reduced belted and pleated backs, and less vest trimming mark the change. New fabrics include worsteds, checks, and Mayflower stripes, with Palm Beach and Mohair options for summer.
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Palm Beach
Missionary Letter From Ebolewoo Cameroon Details Elat Church
Mrs. C. W. Mc Cleary writes from Elat West Africa to Washington friends detailing the Elat mission. The mother church tops a global Presbyterian network with 4036 members and seven daughter churches totaling 5854. She describes probation, baptism, discipline, and returned members, plus daily work, medicine aid, travel hardships, and a Christmas gathering.
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C. W. McCleary
Ebolewoo
Cameroun
Elat
West Africa
Washington
Walter Johnson
Africa
Lolodorff
Lolo
Tlat
Ndile
Des Moines Bride Shot by Husband in Room
Mrs Mable Walker a 19 year old newlywed was shot in the side while her husband a fellow 19 explained the firearm was unloaded. The couple were in their Tenth street room when the 32 calibre revolver discharged.
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Des Moines
Mable Walker
Tenth Street
Mildred Harris Chaplin Stars in Old Dad at Graham
Louis B Mayer says director Lloyd Ingram threaded humor into Old Dad to suit Mildred Harris Chaplin while keeping the film primarily a drama. The Eleanor Hallowell Abbot story will open as Mrs Chaplin's latest National release at the Graham theatre Friday.
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Eleanor Hallowell Abbot
Mildred Harris
Chaplin
Charlie Chaplin
Louis B. Mayer
Graham Theatre
Mr. Ingraham
Mrs. Chaplin
Mildred
Journal Survey Widely Noted In Advertising Circles
The Journal survey of Washington Iowa residents shows quality and courtesy as top store reasons, with advertising clubs achieving 98 to 99 percent readership. People across city and country believe ads and rely on local news and want ads, while personalizing ads boosts effectiveness.
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New York
Des Moines
Des Moines Advertising Club
C. A. Baumgart
The
Evening Journal
Washington
Iowa
Advertising Club
Hill Jones
Bill
The Thief at Fox Theatre With Pearl White
Manager Pratt of the Fox Theatre announces the William Fox production The Thief starring Pearl White for Friday matinee and night. The film follows a social climber who steals to fund gowns, drawing both admiration and snubs, with a standout wardrobe and a moral twist.
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Pratt
Fox Theatre
Bie
William Fox
Pearl White
Bia Theatre
Henri Bernstein
New York
London
Paris
Max Marcin
Paul Fi. Sloane
Iowa land tops U S price list with $200 an acre
Washington March 23 The agriculture department reported 1920 averages show Kentucky farmland at 53 dollars per acre down from 70 in 1919 while Iowa led with tillable land at 200 dollars per acre. Illinois 157, Alabama and Mississippi around 26. Western states showed least decline with California 135 up from 130 in 1910.
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Washington, D. C
Kentucky
Department of Agriculture
Blue Grass
Iowa
Illinois
Alabama
Mississippi
California
Oregon
Colorado
Washington visitors at Crawfordsville a March day
Mrs. F. O. Baumeister of Washington spent yesterday with the Manners family. Miss Fern Duncan of Washington visited relatives and the local school. Miss Mabel Teeter of Washington came with her sister Mrs. L. E. Griffith for a visit to Crawfordsville.
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Crawfordsville
F. O. Baumeister
Washington
Manners Home
Fern Duncan
Mabel Teeter
L. E. Griffith
Unclimbed Mountain Prompts Record Odds
The note asserts Everest in the Himalayas would require two years to conquer and mocks ventures likely to sell or claim the feat, reflecting speculative claims about the world’s highest peak.
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Everest
Himalawwas
Tire construction insights focus on output over build
Bevins notes the value of what a tire yields rather than the technicalities of its construction. He emphasizes performance and results over intricate design details in tire making.
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