Crompton’s Death Marked By King Fuad Centenary Acknowledgment
A Cairo centenary tribute links Samuel Crompton, inventor of the mule, to Bolton’s cotton industry. King Fuad plans to attend Beiston’s Crompton memorial as Cairo’s cotton trade and Nile Valley link to Britain’s 250 year old spinning legacy are celebrated.
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Milk as Workmen's Beverage Gains Prohibition Support
Chicago, May 1927. Prohibition boosts milk use in factories per a National Dairy Council survey. Milk in workplaces is praised for health and finances, increasing farmer income and factory sales, creating a cycle of mutual benefit.
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Lightning Protection Rules for Tall Conductors
The article explains that to shield a building from lightning, the protective rod or conductor, including trees or windmills, must be taller than the house. It states a line from the top at a 30 degree angle should extend beyond the building’s outer limits.
Buck the Broadway impresario reshapes the game
An interview profile traces Buck’s rise from a Detroit sightseer to a major Broadway producer. It contrasts his modest, family oriented life with the flashy myths of theater royalty, and notes his early talent for catching tunes, producing hits like Hello Frisco and Tulip Time while collaborating with giants such as Victor Herbert and Mischa Elman.
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Broadway Explorer Buck Shaped Broadway Talent
Gene Buck rose to prominence in Broadway by spotting and recruiting hidden talent. He wrote many Follies and Midnight Frolics and helped launch Will Rogers, W C Fields, Eddie Cantor, and others. Buck’s keen eye for genuineness and bunk made him a pivotal figure in American show business.
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Prohibition voting patterns across states highlighted
The article argues about making health and prohibition part of law, noting the current Greek redux of constitutional setup and Cortes. It cites state voting trends showing people vote dry in ballots even as they discuss wet ideas.
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Prohibition Strongly Entrenched Across States
The article notes widespread dry voting across major states such as Ohio Indiana Illinois West Virginia Kentucky Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Kansas Montana Wyoming Colorado New Mexico Arizona Utah Nevada Idaho Washington Oregon and California. It suggests the prohibition trend dominates the continental map while fringe areas like Wisconsin Louisiana Missouri appear minor by comparison.
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What Stylish Young Men Will Wear
Fashion notes for young men describe tans and grays as versatile. Coats with raglan sleeves and roomy cuts, English reels for boys up to nine with cheviot tam, and leather shoes including brogues. Black is favored this season but tan shades and contrasting leathers appear. Accessories should harmonize with the overall costume, reflecting verisimilitude and blended color harmony.
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