US to establish naval coaling station at Pago Pago harbor
Aug 5 report from Kingston notes the U S plans practical use of Pago Pago harbor with a full naval coaling station. Civil Engineer Frank P. Kers is ordered to Washington for consultations before departure next week. Admiral Meade’s concession 25 years ago underpins the move as part of expanding American Pacific influence and duties in Samoa.
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Farragut Destroyer Promises World Leading Speed
Reports from Francisco Aug 5 say the Farragut destroyer, built to Union shipyard designs, will be fastest on iron seas. Early trials show 30 knot capability, with engines reaching 8060 horsepower and 200 rpm, exceeding government expectations. However, no final conclusion yet on ultimate speed.
May Manton Hints on Seasonable Toilettes for Women and Children
The article outlines fashion notes for ruffled taffeta skirts and waists with figured silks, mousseline despie, and velvet trims, plus details for a dainty white organdy dress for a child. It lists yardage needs: five yards of 22 inch material for the waist and fifteen yards for the skirt, with eight yards for ruffles, and for a child’s frock three and a half yards of 30 inch material.
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Happy Go Lucky Boy Causes Stir in Everyday Antics
A playful character named Happy Go Lucky features in a lively verse about his cheeky stunts. His daily escapades include sliding on banisters, climbing trees, and amusing mischief with neighbors and a cat, ending with affectionate moments at home.
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Tricks With Matches Show A French Expert’s Puzzles
A feature on Traumele a French match puzzle master who has created a thousand tricks using wooden matches. The piece explains counting games with sailors and a negro captive and shows simple figures that move when bent matches are embedded in cards. It also recounts a Danish tale explaining Scotland’s thistle emblem and the motto Nemo me impune lacessit.
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Johnnie's Mistake Sparks Quick Growth Wish
A boy named Johnnie is mocked by three older youths after he tries to kick a hat. He endures a painful stumble from a brick beneath the hat, but walks away without showing defeat. He vows to become a man soon to get revenge.
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Perseverance Payed Off as Ambitious Youth Becomes Lawyer
A hopeful applicant interviews with a barrister and earns a chance after a strict test of character and dedication. The tale ends with the youth entering the office and later becoming a renowned lawyer. A second story notes two young boys and a kitten with a tail injury, one child asking if it will regrow and the other answering that the root remains.
Delights of Growing Up Cartoon Moment
Aunt Gertrude asks Tommy what he will do when grown. Tommy replies he will stop shaving by growing a beard because then he won t have so much face to wash.
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