Ship Bears Bones of 400 Chinese to China
Boston reports the Esther Boltar set sail bearing 400 Chinese bones in boxes labeled with death dates for interment in ancestral sites. The moving process echoes long Standing Chinese customs as families exhumed remains from New England graves dating back to 1889 to 1899 to honor traditions abroad. An old banjo clock from the Maine Central Railroad Gardiner roundhouse is noted in the text.
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Tanlac Restores Woman's Health and Sleep Perseveres
Mrs Stereks of 34 Henry Street New Haven credits Tanlac with ending two years of stomach trouble gas pain headaches dizziness and sleepless nights After three bottles she reports complete relief and improved well being, saying she no longer suffers and sleeps well despite prior severe symptoms and relief from daily distress.
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Eyebrows Show Character In Paris Beauty Contest
A Paris beauty contest crowned Mademoiselle Myrtle My for her extraordinary eyebrows, with Mademoiselle Ratelle Grencc earning second. The feature quotes experts noting eyebrow shape reveals temperament, from heavy bold brows signaling vigor to arched or thin brows suggesting doubt or submissiveness.
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Apache Color and Paris Ceremonies in Montmartre
A fragmented 19th century sketch portrays Apache figures in Paris, noting diverse types from professionals to ruffians. It describes a fascination with color and self adornment, and hints at dangers in Montmartre while detailing how some Apache individuals blend into city life with items like a concealed knife and revolver.
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Home Found Through Them And Bought Cheaply
A buyer credits a particular group with guiding them to a desired home and securing a very low price. The account emphasizes the ease of purchase and satisfaction with the result.
Monkey gland trade sparks price war and chase
Reports say Dr Sergei Voronoff faces a global scare to his monkey gland work as African chimpanzee hunters raise prices and a rival syndicate blocks sales. Voronoff vows to continue experiments and plans a new expedition with hunters early next year.
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Doctor Links Fashion to Women Health in Chest Hospital
London reports Dr Alexander, a pulmonary specialist, warned that fashion exposing the neck and chest in autumn and early winter makes women more susceptible to colds. He urged cooler dress and cautioned about sun exposure and chilling winds, noting hygiene concerns in the Chest Hospital.
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Motor Boat Completes 35000-Mile World Cruise
The 98 foot Speejacks, owned by Albert Gowan of Chicago, finished a 35,000 mile voyage around the world starting in Miami in September 1921. The trip marks the smallest vessel to circumnavigate the globe and ends in Miami with the boat and crew presenting a remarkable achievement.
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