Doings Abroad and World Notes Highlight Curiosities
Doings abroad report over a thousand miles of roads and a one-hundred escapees in France's Devil's Island era. Aberdeen claims a unique mouth organ society in Scotland. England adopts coal gas as cheaper auto fuel. Japan holds a Reese for a cricket record. Birth excess adds to a net rise of 40 million, while Krockroe Mountain in the Irish Free State is divided for the poor. London revenue tops 250 million, Bank of England assets listed, and Central America natives store dye bags for confectionery use.
Britain and world notes from a year of figures
A fragmented summary cites the British mint missing ten thousand dollars in silver dust, Tokyo tests report monthly dust fallout, and Uruguayan urban population details. It notes Irish factory limits for under sixteen, Jerusalem banking with Jaffa and Haifa branches, and Britain’s merchant navy dominance with over thirty-eight percent of young ocean tonnage.
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Inventions Offer Theft Proof Socket Wristband Apron
Inventors unveil a patented socket that makes light bulbs theft proof a slipless wristband for watches a heat resistant apron for hair waiting and a practical Chinese typewriter able to type 4000 characters a collapsible steering wheel adds collision protection.
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