WIPING OUT HUNGAINS
War correspondent reports shifting frontline tactics with patrols advancing past La Bassée toward Mensines and Ploughstreet as German positions crumble on the Hindenburg line. Gas warfare rises with shells and notices urging gas masks. American refugees flee to Sweden via Haparanda after Moscow departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Ginrs
New York Times
Prisnaca
Peronne
Hindenburg
Canal du Nord
Scarpe
Hindenburg Line
Do Animals See Color Like Humans Do?
A discussion of animal color vision notes that some animals may distinguish lights of different colors without perceiving them as specific hues. Experiments by Yerkes with Japanese dancing mice show they can pick a red-lit area but may treat red and green as shades of gray. The key point: distinguishing colors does not prove true color discrimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yerkes
Harvard
Fine Quality Home Furnishings Now On Sale
Advertises a selection of fine crafted furniture offered before price increases due to war. Claims unprecedented values on a stock of seasoned woods, built for service, beauty, and character with items like kitchen cupboards and wardrobes at marked prices.
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Ilere
Pric
Now A Heater Now A Heater Our Heating Stores Move
Advertising copy touts moving heating stores with a sale on heaters from last year at last year’s prices. Shoppers are urged to buy now and get delivery when desired, with savings of $10 to spend on stamps.
Stove Range Sale Promises Liberal Terms In Butte Ad
The stove store of Butte advertises Monarch ranges at 70.00 Cole’s ranges at 70.09 Universal ranges at 45.00 Paragon ranges at 30.00 with 36 different patterns and liberal credit terms. The copy emphasizes durability and the Great Majestic Range with suggests long lasting fuel efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole's
Universal
Butte
Distinguishing Grays Aids Color Blind Vision Study
A color blind person uses shades of gray to identify colors in a described method. The inquiry explores how contrasts and lightness cues help recognize hues when color perception is limited.
Red Color Psychology in Animals and Humans Explored
A survey notes color effects across species from bull and elephant to spider and dog with red provoking aggression in some cases. It discusses red as a symbol of power in politics and religion and blue as heavenly yet calming while violet is deemed depressing and potentially maddening.
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Ted
India
Edward Wil
England
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Nikolai Lenine
Ald
la Bassee
Mensines
Messines
Stockholm
Moscow
Rus
Haparanda
Sweden
Finland
Talian Miltary
Fcmmcelye
Bandhar
Tron
Sachs 07 Sms
Gendron Collapethie
Aps
William and Mary
Terereeer Ragu Ups
Nanae Varemenrarete
Aimee Manta Metantee
Aioe Enaeateraian Tantee
Mur
Agere Atten Mereee
Mit
Brussels
Axminster
Ork Axminster
Orient Oriental Design
Ed Hall
Hartford Hall
saaeoeTy
Apex
Cole
Paragon
Frederic Kellogg
Frederick
Fadlic
France
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