College to Fit Girls for Married Life in Ennington
A Vermont town plans a new kind of women’s college aimed at preparing students to be mothers and home builders. The curriculum emphasizes languages literature history art music social sciences child psychology biology physiology eugenics sociology economics and home chemistry physics while omitting advanced math Latin Greek and pure science.
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Ennington
Cocos Island Treasure Hunt Returns for Fresh Dig
A Vancouver led expedition to Cocos Island off Costa Rica plans a renewed search for famed caches including Morgan and Bonito treasure sums. Captain C. O. Polkinghorne commands the Gunner with inventor W. S. Clayton guiding an electric metal detector amid tunnels and relics from fifty years of prior expeditions.
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Cocos Island
Costa Rica
Panama
C. O. Polkinghorne
W. S. Clayton
Vancouver
B. C
Seven Seas
British Museum
Nama
C. Z
Cocos
John Keating
St. John’s
N. F
Mary Dear
Peru
Clayton
Millionaires Row on Astor and Fish Mansions Faces Conversion
Plans filed by Vincent Astor and Hamilton Fish Jr to build twelve story apartments on the corner mansions at Sixty fifth and Sixty second streets signal the end of Millionaires Row. Other estates along Fifth Avenue and nearby blocks are to be replaced as high taxes and lifestyle shifts push affluent owners to city perimeters and country estates.
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York
Astor and Fish Mansion
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-second Street
John D. Rockefellers
Fifty-fourth
Fifty-third
William Rockefeller
Fifty-fourth Street
Murray Hill
Court of
Vincent Astor
Sixty-fifth Street
Hamilton Fish
Sixty Second Street
England
Dirty Dozen Heroes In Disguise In La Grange Fire Rescue
Twelve drifters labeled vagrants were jailed then escaped into a fire at La Grange. They rescued bedridden Miss Martha Samuels from a blaze, earning praise as they carried her to safety before escaping again. Each man reportedly kept $2 silver gifts from the chief.
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la Grange
Weeks
Jack” Robinson
Henry “Texas” Andrews
Walter “Bo” Hannen
Emil “Curly” Klam
Norman
Spike” Paren
Bill” Foster
Paul “Kiester” Savage
Earl “Bunny” Badst
Mike” Smith Willis
Spuds" Brown
George “Shorty” Taylor
L. T. Matthews
Knitted Togs for Children and Summer Accessories
Featured fashions show children's knitwear from sweaters and frocks to capes and scarves. Designs include two piece frocks, monogram motifs, lightweight bright knits, and matching accessories like scarfs, jewelry, bags, and swank parasols for summer wear.
Bringing Bachelors Together in a New York Apartment
Jane Freeman schemes to unite five single women in a shared New York City apartment by tracing old sweethearts and arranging marriages. George, her legal adviser, plans the emotional finale as Portia weds and the others find homes, leaving Jane to consider a future with George in the suburbs.
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Jane Freeman
Jane
Maude Durfree
Elsie Meade
Maude
George
New York City
New York
Frederick Graham
Dorryville
Paul Black
Paul
Gertude
Gertrude Wayland
Newland Bank
Mie
Leslie Wood
Portia
Ned Clark
Ned
Derryville
Geffrye Museum Fragments Draw Woodworkers and Tourists
The Geffrye museum in east London preserves seventeenth and eighteenth century almshouse fragments including a doorway fireplace and a staircase. Daily about 60 visitors view the carvings while Americans surge in June and July.
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London
London Mail
Kingsland Road
Snow-Rollers Form From Fresh Snow by Wind
The Pathfinder describes cylindrical snow masses called snow rollers formed by strong winds on light fluffy fresh snow. They travel in same direction, vary little in size, and are muff shaped with a central hole and spiral wrapping.
Ring symbols in church and city ceremonies in legend
The article recalls rings as symbols of union from papal and episcopal rings to Venice doge casting a ring into the Adriatic. It cites the Nibelungen ring as a legendary, magical achievement forged by earth dwarfs granting power over the world.
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Venice
Adriatic
E. D’ormay
Washingto Star
Elm Trees Flourish in Ross Churchyard Legacy
A venerable elm growth in Ross Herefordshire churchyard continues to surprise visitors. Two saplings beneath Kyrle's elm avenue rise through the floorboards, reviving each time after seeming death, their vigor and blossoms now notable. John Kyrle, born 1633 and died 1724, greatly benefited the town as “Man of Ross.”
In Africa a Kaffir asks which is white or black?
An English officer brings home a literate Kaffir to assist with city work. One day the officer reads and Pete peeps over his shoulder asking, What do you want, sah. The Kaffir replies, I want ter ask yer a question. I ha seen folks reading books and de Ilke an L jess wants ter know which it yer reads de white of de black.
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Sma
George
Jane
Love
Africa
Pete
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