Why Study Eclipses Why Study Eclipses
National Geographic piece notes total solar eclipse paths across Sumatra and the Philippines, the chromosphere glow, and stars near the sun. It links eclipse observations to future discoveries in helium, radio waves, and power conductor theory, highlighting cross discipline work in astronomy and physics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
Sun O
Nwen
America
Europe
Indian Ocean
Philippine Islands
Sumatra
Siam
Cambodia
Philippines
Hinstein
Lockyer
Library of Congress
Bell
Steemer
Jupiter
Earth
Maxwell
Hertz
Marconi
Pupin
Flere
Rockies
Andes
Alps
Bimalayas
Madame Curie
Rontgen
Wuhl
Sparrows Seize Dream Bird House And Stay All Year
A man builds a fine bird house attracting sparrows. The birds gossip about living there, foiling the plan to keep two families out. The sparrows declare the house theirs, despite the man and child’s hope for handsome birds, and the sparrows stay year round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hin
Mr. Sparrow
Mrs
Tle
Bird House
Mrs. Sparrow
Dame Fashion Smiles and Summer Styles Preview
Dame Fashion outlines summer wardrobe trends with Miss Liven Miss Silk and Miss Cotton as guiding figures. spotlight on dotted muslins printed cottons and sheer white fabrics for country club gatherings. Lord Velvet returns in summer wraps and feather light ensembles with summer ermine accents. red as a bright accent appears among social registers. historic notes on coral twig motifs revived from Civil War era dresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Liven
Miss Silk
Miss Cotton
Grace J. Austin
Wood-goods
Velvet
Social Registerites
Social Register
America
Western Newspaper Union
Beige and Brown Frock and Housewife Kit Featured
The article describes a beige and brown frock with a circular peplum and puff sleeves, paired with a vest collar. It also presents a Flour Bag Housewife kit made from flour bag material, filled with bran, and fitted with pins, needles, scissors, thimble, and spools for kitchen use, with dyeing and stamping removal tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecru
A Soap Powered Boat Toy From Wood and Soap
A simple toy boat can be crafted from wood and soap. Cut a two inch boat with a pointed bow and blunt stern, dip in paraffin, attach a small soap piece at the stern, and drop on water to watch it move as the soap dissolves and powers it.
Knitted Costumes Signal Spring in New York
Smart women in New York and at the resort wear brightly colored sweater ensembles for daytime occasions. The piece questions whether knitted costumes can be a chic addition to a spring wardrobe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Early Home Guidance for Children and Safety
The text urges parents to avoid fear as a child’s driver and to adopt businesslike planning for family security. It discusses avoiding unnecessary infectious disease fears, limiting garden tasks to two or three plant kinds, and ensuring children are not overtaxed. It also covers simple summer clothing, home safety, and child-friendly lighting controls to foster independence.
Night Chauffeur Doreen Wins Doctor Brother’s Heart
Donald Ward, a busy young doctor, hires Doreen Mitchell the first female night driver to joint his sister Lily’s selection. Doreen proves calm, capable, and deeply devoted to night work, transforming lonely night rides into peaceful moments. Lily then realizes Donald’s affection for Doreen extends beyond mere employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Donald Ward
Oight
Lily
Donald
Drivery Waters
Doreen Mitchell
Miss Mitchell
Doreen
Womat
Doctor Ward
Ward
Poreen
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Wiliam Ramsay
Plains of Kansas
Middle-Western University
H. P. Cady
Ramsay
Sir Ernest Rutherford
American Chemical Society
Rome
THE
BIRDS
Edioss of “Children
Magazine
For Parents
Dorothy Douglas
Eer
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