15 Dec 1921
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1921
Page
1
President Harding remarks that the world needs tuning up as he transmits the first world-spanning radio message. A White House radio outfit linked to a Jefferson station connects with 27 global stations, and the President activates the switch before a operator tones the equipment for the broadcast.
The President asks how to be tuned up so all stations understand each other. His worldwide radio message praises the marvel of transmitting a message globally and hopes for enduring peace and friendship among nations. It calls the wireless station the most powerful in the world.
The Memorial Continental Hall north of President's Park on Seventeenth Street honors patriots of American independence. Designed by Edward Pearce Casey and built by the Daughters of the American Revolution in 1804 at a cost of 700000 dollars, it features Vermont marble, a 2000 seat auditorium, and galleries with statues from several states. The building showcases rooms for national officers, a library, a museum, and an 18 column semicircular portico funded by the original 18 states.
Agricultural experts warn of a 521 million bushel white elephant after a 1921 corn crop of 3.163 billion and a carryover of 218.935 million. Exports for the nine months ending September totaled 105 million bushels, while 1920 saw only 11 million in the same period.
The article outlines blouse styles using crepe de chine and taffeta fabrics with lace and hand embroidery. It notes tie back and tuck in designs, venise and filet laces, three quarter set in pleves, tuxedo collars, basque influenced lines, kimono sleeves, and bold color motifs including orange and violet accents.
A compact note observes the color red cycling back into style as a dominant choice in clothing and design. It highlights bold, high-visibility reds fueling current fashion and editorial aesthetics.
In this reminiscence, Loring T. D. Williams compares American food habits from strawberry shortcake to pumpkin pie with European pastries in Winchester England Paris and Coblenz. He recalls a French pie mistranslation and a German plum confection highlighting American pumpkin pie as a homey staple.
An anonymous meek man in Times Square waits to cross as an Amazonian woman pauses beside him for traffic signals. He grimaces, coughs, and apologizes with a trembling hand, claiming he is under her foot. The vignette captures a humorous city moment from the New York Sun.
The passage traces Copernicus 1478 to 1543 proposing a sun centered system with Earth and planets orbiting. Kepler 1571 to 1680 showed ellipses rather than circles, formulating three planetary motion laws. Newton 1642 to 1727 later linked these to a universal law of gravitation.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions doctors and care but is unreadable with garbled quotes and stray symbols making the intended report unclear. No identifiable entities or dates are extractable from the snippet.
Experimental plots compare acid phosphate and limestone rates across six plats to measure corn yield per acre. Yields ranged from 65.5 to 98.5 bushels per acre with varying limestone and acid phosphate applications.
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