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...only conservative, but which is secuntoured to dancing to the super-conservative time of the late Jim Rolph. But in the present state of business psychology, rumor is as powerful as accomplished fact in raising the already high blood pressure of the financial world. If conservative experts predict that the credit of the United States will be rendered hazardous by the comparatively mild radicalism of Rooseveltianism, it is certain that the startling program planned by Mr. Sinclair in California will absolutely jettison the credit of that State, which has heretofore escaped the ravages of the depression to a remarkable degree...
...Senate where precarious majorities can only be obtained by coalition, Henri held up to France the objective of "Continuity and stability in Government, not only of one man but of a dynasty!" Only a revolution could restore the House of Orleans and Henri went so far as to predict bloodshed. "The present anarchy of minds," he cried, "will lead to civil...
...When a big story breaks the Post-Dispatch sends so many men out to cover it, that rival newshawks complain that at the scene they can see nothing but Post-Dispatch men. The importance of last week's changes to the Post-Dispatch itself was not easy to predict. The paper has been called "an American Manchester Guardian." Among the qualities that have justified that comparison are its intelligence, its liberalism, its independence. On the strength of its own information it boldly denied the false Armistice of 1918 while almost every other paper in the land was carrying...
...studied them last week: There are three predominant silhouets ?medieval, crinoline, Empire. Empire features long toe-length skirts and extremely high waists to emphasize the curve of the bosom. The crinoline type, adorned with bows and puffs, has a hoopskirt effect. The ecclesiastic medieval silhouet, which fashion experts predict will be the most popular, emphasizes slim waists, full sweeping skirts, and necklines either demurely high or wickedly low. But since it is impossible to look ecclesiastical in feathery chiffon materials, the medieval silhouet is certain to have far-reaching effects upon the fabric world. Dresses of this type must...
...grain experts could predict with perfect confidence that no one will starve for wheat. Piled high in grain elevators in the U. S., Canada and elsewhere are huge carry-overs from last year. From a curse these carryovers have now become a blessing. The U. S. has 265,000,000 bu. to cover her 140,000,000 bu. shortage for this year. By July 1935 the U. S. carry-over will be reduced to around 120,000,000 bu.?a normal carryover for the first time in seven years. Canada's surplus from last year...