Star Light Less Than Second Old Scientist States
New theory of light emission presented by Professor Gilbert N. Lewis at Yale discusses relativity geometry, transmission between atoms, and how present actions may affect past events. He argues that atoms emit light only to other atoms, with energy acting as corpuscular yet obeying interference laws.
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Light from distant star may have left long ago says Dr Lewis
Dr Lewis discusses relativity that light emitted is absorbed later, noting the distance between emission and absorption is zero in the theory. He compares eye contact with a star to finger contact a table and admits tension with common sense as a leaf chlorophyll absorbs light from the star recently produced in Hong Plant, questioning if interference could alter past events.
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Stamford Actress Emily Sammis 72 Dies at Sound Beach Home
Stamford mourns Emily Maynard Sammis former stage actress wife of theater manager George W Sammis aged 72 at her Sound Beach home. She appeared in light opera under Charles Frohman and others, retired 20 years ago after 35 years in Sound Beach. Funeral Tuesday 2 PM at Sound Beach Congregational Church.
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Electric toasters and irons on sale in varied models
Universal electric toasters priced $5.75 to $10 and Marion reversible models at $3.95 plus entries from $1.95. Electric irons range $3.95 to $6.50 for Universal, $6 for Hotpoint, $8.75 for Westinghouse with other makes from $2.95. Waffle irons shown as gifts from $10 to $16.50 in panel top or etched designs.
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DeVilbiss Atomizers Featured As Fine Holiday Gifts
The article advertises DeVilbiss atomizers as elegant gifts with artistic designs and sturdy construction. Available styles include plain rubber bulbs from 75c to 2 dollars and crochet covered bulbs from 2.50 to 12.50, in colors rose green blue orange black and topaz. Droppers range 1 to 3 dollars, and scented salts in holiday bottles run 25c to 2.50.
Special price on women’s kid gloves
Opportune purchase of fine kid gloves at two fifty, offered in black, mad, white, beaver, oak and grey with French cuffs and embroidered backs. Gloves never under three dollars before, now two fifty. Main floor center.
Stockings of Silk Silk and Wool or Rayon
Silk stockings with sisle top and full sole in black moonstone mosque and beige priced 1.25. Silk and wool stockings for winter wear in medium weight 1.50. Mercerised children stockings in cordovan grey and camel 0.50. All silk stockings in various shades from McCallum at 2.25 and 3.00. Main floor left rear.
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Robes for the Lord Mayor Cost City of London Dearly
City of London spends nearly a thousand dollars yearly on robes for the Lord Mayor. The expense highlights the ceremonial attire budget amid municipal costs.
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