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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1922
Page
13
Fragmentary copy notes playful critique of government spending and business regulation. Contains garbled phrases about Uncle Sam and money, with unclear scope. No verifiable names or places due to damaged text.
A joint committee of the two houses probes federal adminis tration to map powers and reduce costs. It seeks facts on departmental methods, overlaps, and duplications, arguing millions are wasted and a real economy is needed for taxpayers. The motion cites past inquiries and stresses a comprehensive survey of executive agencies.
A survey of spring fashion highlights silk blouses in gingham and crepe de chine in white and blue tones with tiered collars, rear buttons, and bias folds. Fur accessories include white fox stoles and pale beiges, with prices ranging from 5.0 to 95.0, plus matching crepe vests and pongee outfits to freshen wardrobes.
A fragmented query discusses moral support as an alternative to a walking stick made of natural wood with an amber tipped ivory imitation, attached by a leather strap, and mentions a price of 4,90. The text reads as a garbled note rather than a coherent article entity.
The readable fragment references leather, a sandal, and a price of 12.00. It mentions materials and terms like leather and finish, with unclear surrounding context. No clear individuals, organizations, or events emerge from the legible text.
The readable fragments describe perfume scent choices and design elements like crystal beads and caney crepe fabrics. References to Marys Caregse Armour and Caly’s watt appear amid garbled phrases about expression and fit.
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