Stromboli Active Volcano Lit by Fire and Firelight
A Rome dispatch to the New York Herald reports Stromboli, the active volcano near Sicily, erupting violently in November with lava stones up to thirty tons, fires on the hillside, shattered windows, and boats capsized. Government volcanist Prof. Tee Eridia says eruptions are frequent but not devouring, noting the 1919 event killed three. Nearly 5 percent of residents are fishermen living a primitive life on the island, cut off from the mainland.
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Stromboli
Tvs Activ Foleang
Perth
Heparis
Tal
Rome
New York Herald
Catena Platana Tirecior
Strombali
Tenty
Stamboint
Tee Eredia
Vesuvius
Etna
Naples
Stromholt
Pepinsula
Sicily
Aelues
Inter Martel
Bar to investigate bankruptcy abuses in New York
A social remnant of the New York Moon's association urged bar associations to launch investigations into abuses in the administration of bankruptcy laws in the southern district of New York. The recommendation aims to scrutinize practices by lawyers and other parties involved.
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Seay York
Athern
New York
New York Moon‘s Association
Irarely
Sugar cane crowding African tea farms in Natal
About 3 700 litres of tea in Natal South Africa face absorption by expanding sugar cane holds. Cheap Ceylon tea and lack of cottage labor raise production costs. The 1948 49 crop may total under one million pounds per Durban Consul Boyle. Previous imports exceeded 1,000,060 pounds in 1921, but many estates have collapsed due to low tea prices.
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Natal
South Africa
Boyle
Durban
Department of Commerce
South Aptea
Archaeologists Seek Ur of Abraham Records in Mesopotamia
British and American teams excavating Ur in Mesopotamia aim to recover the world’s oldest literary and historical works. They seek tablets and inscriptions from Sumerian times to illuminate Abraham’s era and the origins of cities, trade, and religion.
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Don
Sheenaeshan
Abraham
Saya An
Bagdad
London
Atail
Exonvatars
Legion
Atlratrs
Lo Eddy
Christ Ltianus
Jardena
Mesopotamia
Christ Ur
Phorizon
Darius
Best Dressed Woman’s Husband Sued Over Clothes Debt
London case outlines Mrs. Eugenie Nash at center of a fashion debts dispute. Captain Nash testifies she ran up bills with dressmakers, milliners, and services totaling thousands, while he argues she had private income and their spending beyond necessity. Justice McCardie voices cautious stance on liability and publicity.
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London
Apel Fn
Ain
John Whetor
Hansen
New York
Moylan
Favineriy
Caller Spears
Paris
Drosemaker
Denry
Wash Jim
Landon
L Nash
Eugenie Donaldsor
Matt
Gurwen
Sag
Capt
Nash
South Ameries
Ilondon
Furan
Jannt Dae Ap
Caplain
Deealk
Bing
C Gee
Poe
Justie Aloe
Taras
Carlot’s
Wimse
Justic
McCardie
Totherese
Sillale
Peneyer
Ares
Periakedonne
IDR. Stearns Westport Marries Norwalk Girl
Westport on April 28 reports the marriage of IDR. Stearns of Westport to a Norwalk girl. The groom, described as a widower with ties to the New England Cereal company, is a Yale graduate and former stenographer to the bride’s family. After the wedding in Haples Pgh, the couple plans to return to Westport.
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Stearns
Westport
Norwalk
Barre Avenue
Finty
Yaarer Ato
Gerner
New York
Tv Artia Waa
PA Ako
New England Cereal Company
Neewall
de Stoavig
Yale University
Haples Pgh
Joen
Bro
Wealport
Aoahoss
Floating Theatre Boats Brought Real Life Dramas to Rivers
A historical look at floating theatres founded by S A Luciew in 1817 and their drift down the Cumberland Ohio and Mississippi. The ventures used flatboats transformed into stages, braving river pirates and rough crowds while entertaining with prize fights and vaudeville. The Whating Theater and Goldenrod are noted for size and luxury, including an ornate interior and modern amenities.
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Port World
Seigen
Chin
Montana
S.A. Luciew
Atlantic
Cumberland River
Cumberland
Ohio
Mississippi
Ludlow
Saya Carl Holliday J
Water Theater
Goldenrod
Sumergus
Germans Turn To Horse Meat Amid Rising Cattle Costs
The Department of Commerce reports German cities see increasing horse meat demand as a beef substitute. Consul in Berlin notes prices and availability rising, affecting middle class households and urban consumption patterns.
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Washington, DC
Department of Commerce
Richardeur
Berlin
Collar Ad Men Turning To Realism In Fashionoped Era
A fragmented critique traces how subway advertising collars shaped male style, facial expression, and social ascent, arguing the trend shifted from idealized looks to grimmer realism while noting Canada’s 1922 hydro output. Ontario supplied 1,300,000 horsepower of the province’s total 3,050,000 in that year.
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Canada
Ontario
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