Whims of Fashion in a Dated Attire Description
A fragmented fashion column describes evening wear and fabrics. It notes silk, satin, taffeta, chiffon, and passementerie with fringe and bows. Descriptions include blouses, sleeves, sashes, and decorative inserts, plus mentions of hats, flowers, and trimmings for a refined, trend-driven season.
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Dreites
Karelp
Stelves
Mae
Ned
Wales
Rome
Hope
Warner
Science and Space Oddities Highlight Historic Notes
A mixed summary of scientific trivia and historical curiosities includes Jupiter’s relation to other planets, Sataen’s largest moon diameter, alligator jaw strength, and ozone formation from thunder activity. It notes Alaska salmon species, a Milan astronomer joining the French Academy, Belgrade’s coin hoard, a cave discovery in Switzerland, Prof. Wikder’s brain collections, and early ballooning ideas.
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Sataen
Toku River
Alaska
Syubav Nda Perettoaly
Sebiaparelli
Milan
French Academy of Science
Baron Nordenskjald
National Museum of
Belgrade
Roment
Carnell
Switzerland
Stalden
Funrien
Wikder
Cornell University Museum
Mass College
Patrick Alexander
Men of Means Tribute to John W Mackay Died in London
The Irish-American multimillionaire John W Mackay who died recently in London received a fine tribute. The article notes his wealth and prominence and outlines the esteem in which he was held by peers and business associates.
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John W Mackay
London
Vanderbilt Captain of Inventions Demonstrates Fire Box Models
Cornelius Vanderbilt, famed for invention profits, hosts a drawing session in his Broadway office where draughtsmen sketch fire boxes and related devices. Nearby in Paterson New Jersey, Joseph Ramsford, silk manufacturer, is fined £50 for employing child labor. Later he speeds through Mootelair and Sarasota law enforcement cites him $20 for speeding.
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Ronius
Cornelius Vanderbilt
New York
Eliy
Vanderbilt
Broadway
Joseph Ramsford
Paterson
N. J
Washington’s Stone Trough Moves to Historic Bartram Grounds
The famous stone basin Washington watered his horses has been moved from the Bartram mansion area to a honored spot outside the historic mansion near the Washington arbor on the river front. It is preserved as a relic rather than a functional pump, set amid two ancient boxwood trees from Smyrna placed nearby.
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Washington
Bartram
Anya
Philadelpha
Pechapa
Washington Arbor
Schuylkill
Smyrna
Turkey
Earl of
Bute
Oeser
Dolorinus
Steady Going Volcano in Santa Barbara County
Santa Barbara County contains a northern and southern half divided by rugged mountains. A small active volcano exists on the Los Alamos side near the mid valley, with smoke and steam issuing from fissures along a plateau near the mountain’s northern slope. Locals nearby know of the activity, yet no alarming tendencies have appeared.
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Santa Barbara County
Santa Barbara
Montecito
Los Alamos
Great Valley
Mie
San Francisco Chronicle
Los Alamo
Surprising Wires and Air Currents in Early Experiments
A historical note describes bronze wires of 4 440 feet with 60 pound lead bobbs hung to test convergence or divergence. The observed divergence was attributed to imperceptible air currents, not gravity or magnets, shedding light on experimental conditions of the era. It also mentions a German discovery of a peculiar moment and a study of disease in Alaska, with cerebro spinal meningitis and other ailments reported.
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Shasta
The
London Express
Alaska
King A Typical Briton in the Saturday Review
The Saturday Review contends the late queen and the king share a typically British instinct. It asserts that in sudden events the monarchs’ first thoughts align with the majority of their people, reflecting shared sensibilities and instinctive leadership.
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Saturday Review
Credit warnings amid hopeful harvests and cotton prospects
A historical newspaper excerpt discusses cautious yet optimistic business sentiment in the United States. It notes robust harvests and a promising cotton season but warns that mounting liabilities could threaten credit stability in New York unless the economy adjusts to new financial doctrines. The piece stresses that vast resources alone cannot shield owners from hardship if liabilities outpace growth.
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United States
New York
Onleas
America du
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