N. Y. Art Flood Driven by Money and Markets
American collectors and financiers push vast art imports despite European protests. National City Bank figures show a rising value of imports, with old masters dominant and prices soaring. Notable sales veer into million-dollar territory while critics warn of fake works and market volatility. Rain damages Trinidad roofs in a separate item.
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Henry Tyrrell
United States
National City Bank of New York
Femra
Henry Wountington
Jozeph E. Wideuer
Hambrandt
Hector’ 4 Sr
Ssupoff
Prince Youssupoff
Thomas E. Kirby
Art Anc
Geveral Old Mallan
New York
England
France
Spain
Netherlands
Wembley
London
Gainsborough
Reynolds
Rom- Wey
Raeburn
Elasay
Orpen
Shannon
Munnings
Augustus Joh
Tenant-Glenconner
Mestrevic
Matissa
Paris
Alooga
Beltran-Masses
Uranga
Angin
Picture Lane
Wa Stuart
Washington
Winslow
Hlomer
Dutch Aviator May Make World Flight
Amsterdam reports a proposed world flight by Lieutenant Reppen, chief instructor at Batse terberg, aiming to fly from Amsterdam across the sea to the West Indies and North America. A committee of aeronautical experts and bankers is formed to back the plan with funding and oversight.
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Amsterdam
Jan
They Reppen
Batseterberg
Repe
West Indies
North America
Bark Home
Berlin's Changing Soundscape and Its Population Shift
Fragmentary text suggests Berlin becomes wetter and louder with noise from a jam industry. mentions a 42.88 percent German opinion on population growth during early months, plus a veteran rescuer named Whitmor Router in Folkectan Fingland and a note about cannon and Rinle copies sold.
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Berlin
Tels
Fonn
Irant
Whitmor Router
Aederman
Folkectan
Fingland
Devoted teachers help Eskimos in arts of living and crafts
A government plan approved by officials proposes establishing industrial schools at Kanekar Bristol Bay White Mountain and other locations to teach trades for native living. Courses include animal husbandry fish curing leather work tailoring commercial training carpentry nursing sanitation household management and music and folk dancing with focus on tribal culture.
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cHissinner Ond
Kanekar
Bristol Bay
White Moeuntain
Urd Peninsula
Filunta
Here
Flapper Vanity Makes English Mills Prosper
London reports a surge in artificial silk trade as English mills profit from new fashion trends driven by flapper styles. Industry observers note postwar shifts, with manufacturers embracing innovative weaving methods and sheer fabrics to meet demand from fashionable women, signaling a robust revival in British textile life.
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London
Ireland
Isles
America
England
Growth of Artificial Silk Stockings and Garments
After postwar dormancy mills reopened to produce stockings, blouses, and other items. Many woolen and cotton firms now make artificial silk goods. Factories for synthetic silks operated at Bury, Nelson, Peterborough, and Golborne, with expanding craft in India making silk shawls and delicate fabrics.
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Bury
Nelson
Peterborough
Golbourne
Tdia
Cross word craze and fashion mix in Paris
The Paris craze centers on cross word puzzles and stockings with black and white patterns. Jehan arrives in puzzle form while consumer wearers enjoy the design, though some pieces omit vertical elements, diminishing the puzzle experience for wearers. Dutch novelist Jo Van Ammeren discusses language, noting Dutch readers’ reluctance to learn foreign terms.
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Paris
J& Kes
Jehan
Jo van Ammera-suller
Twenty Century Electro-Medical Treatments in Charleston
Advertises a Charleston office offering modern electro medical therapy with X ray and various high frequency devices. Claims painless treatment without shocks, a drugs department, personal examinations for precise diagnosis, and numerous precision instruments including X ray, blood pressure indicators, micro scopes, and a physiological lab, projecting superior care outside New York.
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Charleston
A Talk to Men on Rectal Troubles and Treatments
A talk outlines rectal disorders including hemorrhoids fistula and fissure. It claims mild costs for Tectro-Medical Treatment and urges men to seek institute care. Discusses kidney bladder and prostatic issues and blood poisoning treatment with noted remedies and the so called 608 and 214 therapies claimed by Dr Pat Ehrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans
Pat Ehriick
A Talk to Women on Health and Strength
A discourse urges women to seek thorough understanding of their bodies and to pursue perfect health, strength, clear complexion, and desirable attributes. It notes many women suffer weakness or disease due to the female system, constant duties, and social strain on nerves, warning neglect hastens incurable stages.
New Catarrh Cure Promises Pure Air Treatment
The Electriq Medical Doctors promote ozone inhalation via an electrical machine as a simple, effective treatment for catarrh affecting head and throat. The method, described as nature’s cure, aims to destroy germs and relieve deafness, with additional strengthening medicines.
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Phatclana Ia
Pha Elgatric
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Yong
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Goodman
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JM Suites
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Devenport
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Seelig
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Electro -Medical
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