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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1912
Page
7
After the Titanic disaster ships now deploy more lifeboats and drills, and crews are better trained. Routes are adjusted to avoid iceberg zones with new great circle paths, while wireless and life saving gear are upgraded though harmonizing maritime law remains a challenge.
A stylish satin foulard bathing suit in brilliant red shades is showcased with a tucked bodice and arm protecting sleeves. The design aims to endure the season while appealing to women at the seashore and suggests using less costly materials for similar effects.
Admiral Peary explains in the Army and Navy Journal how a powerful searchlight could aid iceberg detection in clear weather, its limits in fog, and its comparability to naval searchlights. He describes bergs and growlers, risks from submerged ice, and experiences aboard the Roosevelt in Arctic waters with observations on speed, weather, and navigation.
Myra Lee described as an attractive Chinese woman and the first orient member to register to vote in the United States. An ardent suffragist she plans to teach in Los Angeles and later in Canton China to promote woman suffrage and English literature among Chinese children. Her father Lee Kwai Sing is a wealthy Los Angeles resident connected with Chinese Republican leaders.
Benjamin Card an amateur electrician and high school student from Fox Lake Wis has been awarded 100000 by the United States government for a rat trap designed to exterminate rats on warships.
The Boston Transcript notes Norway traps wolves foxes minks weasels badgers martens otters and seals while beavers are protected year round. Bears and deer are hunted by shooting not trapping. The piece adds a clipped remark on corn and rye affecting gait.
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