Treaty Arouses Residents of Isle of Pines
Nueva Gerona Cuba March 21 The American population on the Isle of Pines fears loss of American rule as the US Senate agrees to the treaty causing locals to consider relocating. A Cuban celebration with flags and cannons marks the shift while natives own most property and fear displacement. Spaniards, Americans, Chinese and Japanese dominate island business as 3100 residents and 700 natives weigh moves.
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Sale of Pines Appeal
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Lone Cent Sear
Santa Barbara
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Rug making Ary revival in Orient
London reports America's demand for high grade Oriental rugs is reviving rug making in China and India after years of deterioration. Theodore Hinske of Marshall Field Co. completed a sweeping market inspection visiting Japan, China, Manila, India, Persia, Turkey and Greece, buying thousands of rugs from deserts, bazaars, and remote villages.
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China
India
Theodore Hinske
Marshall Field Co
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Japan
Manila
Persia
Turkey
Greece
Kashmir
British Fleet Off Spain Lays In Palma Bays For Maneuvers
Madrid dispatch reports a large British fleet of 112 ships anchored off the Balearic Islands near Majorca for extensive maneuvers. The force under Admiral Sir Henry Oliver is said to include Atlantic and Mediterranean elements with cordial Spanish reception noted. King George planned a health cruise to Genoa with a possible visit to the fleet.
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Canton Daily News
Madrid
Vencela
Balearte Islands
Henry Oliver
Pollenze
Alcadia
Majorca
Palma Bay
Rritleh
Madria
Palma
George
Mediterranean
Genoa
Picture Hat Of Former Days Makes A Fashion Comeback
The picture hat returns as a spring sensation echoing Gainsborough and the Merry Widow. Inspired by bobbed hair trends it frames the face with a crown enfold and orange ombre crepe. A henna braid facing and velvet drape give a rakish angle to its stylish silhouette.
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Ice
Spenser
Jane
Sen
Convent of Nabonidus Princess Found in Ur Ruins
Archaeologists from the British Museum and University of Pennsylvania unearth a 2500 year old convent in Ur Mesopotamia. The double wall complex houses chambers bearing Nabonidus bricks and matches tablet inscriptions, suggesting the site served religious and educational uses for the era.
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Mesopotamia
Nabdénidus
British Museum
Museum of Pennsylvania
Co. L. Wooley
Yale Museum
Wooley
Flowers peep through lace in Georgette crepe gown
The article describes a Georgette crepe dress worn by Mrs. Yiy with lace peeping flowers beneath. A lace flounce decorates the skirt, the collar is plain and fur trim bands the edge. A golden thread runs in a batten pattern across the bodice.
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Georgette Crepe
Mra. Yiy
Russell Hague
Stern
Mann
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