Scientists Revise Flying Fitness Based on Vestibular Research
The National Research Council funds experiments to test physical qualifications for pilots. A vestibular study questions the old idea that dizziness signals weakness, suggesting non dizzy flyers may be preferred. A committee will compile field and lab data to shape theory and practice in aviation psychology and ear eye coordination.
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Ashington
National Research Council
Ule
Council
J. Gordon Wilson
Raymond Dodge
F. H. Pile
Army Air Service
Bane
National Transportation Institute Planned under Harding Era
Leaders including President Harding, Congress members, and the Interstate Commerce Commission back a $1,000,000 fund to establish aNational Transportation Institute in Washington. Edgar N. Clark would head the institute to conduct research and educate on transportation facilities, conditions, and policy effects for the public and carriers.
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Wwe
Harding
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wistington
National Transportation Institute
Edgar N. Clark
Bird M. Robinson
American Short Line Railroad Association
Representative Anderson
Minn
Joint Commission of Agricultural Inquiry
Donald D. Conn
Congressional Commission
Almond Candy Faces Higher Duties in Senate Vote
Senate approved a 2 percent duty increase on almonds amid McCumber DIL opposition and Walsh protest. Johnson of California argued for protection of almond growers. vote 37 to 13. New rates: unshelled 5 cents, shelled 15 cents per pound, with House rates at 4 and 12 cents. Critics warn higher costs hit candy makers and bakers nationwide, with Boston firms estimating a $186,500 annual rise and total tariffs around $3.16 million.
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Senate
Walsh
Massachusetta
Johnson
California
Senator Walsh
Boston
Borah Seeks Shrinking of Shipping Board
Senator Borah proposes trimming the U S Shipping Board from seven to three members to save about 48000 a year in salaries. He argues seven high salaried commissioners waste tax dollars and calls for broader cuts in commissions and unnecessary offices to improve economy and public service.
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Rastig
Washington
Senator Borah
Shipping Board
Ife
United States Shipping Board
Practical travel fabrics for summer wardrobes
The article reviews travel friendly textiles ideal for summer trips by sea rail or car. It spotlights pongee options dyed orchid or rose for borders, embroidery or floral motifs, and striped cotton crepes in rainbow hues with contrasting piping. Crepe de chine and tailored garments are noted for laundry ease and practicality.
Homespun blue dress and coat ensemble shown
A blue homespun coat and dress outfit is highlighted as a joyful youth fashion. The look features a straw hat with embroidery, presenting a simple yet stylish ensemble.
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Mies
New Silk Crepe Stripe Material For Short Jackets
A novelty beige silk woven with crepe stripes is being used for the short jackets gaining popularity. The fabric features a subtle texture and light color, aligning with current fashion trends for lightweight outerwear.
Cross-Over Bodice Returns In Revival Fashion
The article notes the return of the cross-over bodice with a deep V neck and fuller silhouette. It describes long walat lines, side-bouquet details, and ties on the left with hem-draped skirts. Hats feature fawn and brown feather combinations, and a black and white costume pairs with a plush hat accented by white tips.
Blouse Shapes Echo Sweater Trends In Season’s Fashion
Blouses resemble sweaters with white bases and multicolor embroidery, paired with white linen or silk skirts for summer smartness. Most blouses show medium length avoiding waistline breaks, and Russian influence appears in sleeves and collars with low necks and embroidery. High shade options, Dalsley prints, and crepe de chine florals remain popular for tunic blouses.
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Dalsley
Raw foods advocates claim health benefits and fatigue relief
The piece cites Horace Fletcher's feats and argues raw foods cure fatigue by removing waste buildup. It describes a main dish of peas and corn with dates, honey, and nut cream, claiming easy preparation, global reach, and cost savings while promising better health after a month or two.
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Porson
Horace Fletcher
Honey and baking tips from old cookbook blends
A reconstructed excerpt offers honey based recipes and instructions for cakes cookies and crackers. It mentions honey preserves freshness and provides several old style measures and steps including Soft Honey Cake and Crackerjack with soda and peanut additions.
Lovely Lace Gown Wows London Debutante Court
A London debutante presented a white gown with a skirt of graduated lace ruffles and a point d esprit underskirt. The design features a simple kerchief bodice crossed at the waist, a white satin sash and train, and tiered lace flounces from hem to waist, signaling a summer fashion revival.
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London
Caramel Brown Hat Complements Silk Dress in Fashion Spread
A caramel brown hat pairs with a silk dress in varying reds and blues, while light brown gloves serve as a blending accessory across a range of tones. The look highlights coordinated accessories and color harmony in a period fashion note.
Summer Fabrics Show Popular Printed Georgette and Foulard
Summer fabrics emphasize printed georgettes with small all-over designs and new dark ground georgettes in brown blue or deep gray featuring large flowers in bright hues. Foulards, once clingy, now include ombre grounds with touches of orange yellow purple green or red for a lighter summer look.
Evening Gown Beauty Highlights Dorothy Phillips Outfit
Dorothy Phillips showcases a jet evening gown whose sequined frock features simple straight lines from the shoulder to the bodice. A sheer black tulle back drapes the shoulders suggesting a flowing sleeve and adds shimmering elegance.
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Dorothy
Phillips
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