King and Emperor May Meet in Virginia Visit Discussed
Norfolk June 15 The idea of King Edward and the German Emperor meeting on American soil during the Jamestown celebration is discussed in English and German press. The London Telegraph urges the visit for civilization and amity while noting obstacles. A German writer cites Roosevelt and William II exchanging visits as possible.
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Norfolk
Ynygland
Peetig
Virginia
Jamestown
Edward
Washington
New York
Canada
England
America
Imperial Foreign Office
Albrecht’ Wirth
Munich
der Tag
Roosevelt
William
Wirth
Newsper
Jestine
Ada Minor
United States
Kaiser's 1936 visit seen as a boost to Franco American ties
A contemporary observer notes the German emperor’s 1936 visit as a powerful event that could celebrate Jamestown and deepen international friendship with the United States. The remark stresses the visit’s unique potential to honor Roosevelt and unite American sentiment.
Golfer Walter Travia Struggles Bad Form On Course
A garbled report recounts golfer Walter J. Travia’s erratic play with the driver and a hesitant caddie as a broker-like rival entertains with a shaky round. A traveling Pole notes Warsaw and London house the world’s loveliest women, praising Polish taste and style.
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Walter J. ‘Travia
Wephen
Poland
Warsaw
London
Berlin Doctor Says Coffee Diet Healed Nervous Man
A Berlin physician reportedly treated a Cin man four years ago who suffered weight loss and constipation. The doctor found no serious illness and claimed the condition could be cured in 30 days by coffee and diet. The man tried food coffee at home with his wife and later saw improvement.
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Berlin
Doors of rare workman ship by Senator Clark
Large cast bronze doors at the Harrisburg Capitol entrance were unveiled. Senator W A Clark funded about one hundred thousand dollars beyond building allowances to ensure world‑class artistry. The doors weigh 17,240 pounds and feature 29 bas relief heads of notable Pennsylvanians, with a transom bust of William Penn and bronze eagles.
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Capitol
Harrisburg
W. A. Clark
Henry Bonnard Bronze ‘Company
New York City
Genator Clark
Eugene F. Aucaigne
Joseph M. Hunton
Pennypacker
Matthew
Quay
Weaver
Philadelphia
Sion
Montana
A. J. Cassatt
William Penn
Pennsylvania
Gianrica Amis
Patis
The Wonderful Paper of Japan and Its Uses
A historical overview of Japanese paper made by 67,000 households, highlighting kodzu mulberry paper for light, tear resistant uses and crafts. It notes artistry in writing and painting, wood block tracing methods, and the role of Japanese papers in art and interior illumination, with references to gilded strips, embroidery, and imported interest.
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Japan
Europe
Cyprus
Peter
Tacquer
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Stonge
Eni
Banding
Harris Ae Ds
Mr. Roosevelt
Sam
Harrisburg Capitol
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Wong Far
Georgia
Atald Chapiy
Siiner
Payee
the People's Outfitting
COO
the People’s Outfitting CO
the Square House
Broad Street, Elizabeth, N. J
Globe Cigar Co
Broad ST
Mendel's
Hoffman House
Robert Burns
Continental
Tobi *Rudeyney
Anu Globe Cigar CO
Itr
Miller
Yokohama
Sotland
Ofeur Geubis
American Dental Partor
Ivers & Pond
Meas
Shila Goss
E. W. Parsons
E. Reibel
New Furniture
Tlarete
Ayer
the City Bakery
C. F. Friedrichs
City Bakery
Elizabeth Avenue
Nemensia
Balota
Florida
Agate
Stramerte
Gakes
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