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The pope's personal expenses average around $500 yearly. A French physician patents a glass stopper for bottle necks. Budapest reports up to twenty thousand homeless. A vacuum cleaner features a lamp under the handle. Snow ten inches deep yields about one inch of melted water.
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Budapest
Not Enough Divorces Pushes Young Lawyer Away
Pretty Miss Pauline Floyd twenty two years old and hailed as the youngest woman attorney in the country plans to leave Washington due to a lack of divorce cases. She says if divorces are her specialty there is little reason to stay where divorce laws are antiquated. she will move to seek opportunities where divorces abound.
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Department of the Interior
John Barton Payne
Secretary of the Interior
Stephan T. Mather
National Park Service
California
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National Geographic Society
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Sherman
Committee On Public Lands
Congress
Hard Luck for Eduard Herzog and Confiscation
Eduard Herzog, former duke of Saxe Coburg and Gotha, refused a $1 256 000 cash offer for Oberhof and Lichtenberg properties and household effects. The grand duchy legislature confiscated all, leaving him with nothing.
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Lichtenberg
Grand Duchy
California Land Ownership Fight Endangers Gentlemen's Agreement
California voters may consider five measures restricting Japanese land ownership and control in 1912, triggering U.S Japan tensions over a possible violation of the 1907 Gentlemen's Agreement. The plan includes banning Japanese land ownership and related protections, while Washington probes the issue amid calls to broaden enforcement of soft drink taxes and preserve redwood forests.
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Washington
United States
Japan
California
Bainbridge Colby
Unite States
Tokio
Pacific
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Internal Revenue Bureau
William M. Williams
Treasury
Elegant satin and chiffon night dress features
A fashion feature describes a formal dress for women using satin veiled with chiffon, embroidered net bands, and satin ribbon trimmings. It highlights an afternoon frock from satin and chiffon with decorative bands, a belting ribbon, and a refined hat with hackle and ostrich plumes, plus a lighter evening gown with harem inspired draping.
Fall fashion plaits in new skirt models
Plaits in IDE, box, and accordion styles drive fall skirt trends as manufacturers capitalize on plaiting vogue. Striped fabrics reveal light and dark contrasts when plaits are tucked and stitched. practical tailored wool skirts are showcased with decorative straps and machine stitching details.
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Fabrica
Brilliant colors struggle to establish foothold in market
Fragmentary text shows vibrant hues facing resistance in uptake. Names, dates, and locations are unclear, but context suggests a regional discussion on color usage or display standards amid uncertainty.
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