World trends and local notes mix in quirky pastimes
Reports survey women suffrage in India and Turkey, trade unions in Great Britain, and a million writers in the craft. New York hospitals see over a million patients yearly. Folklore from Polynesia and a Native American marriage tale appear alongside early scientific explorations of remote river regions. A Missouri inventor creates a clamp bookmark. Lewiston residents search for a missing rooster. British firms negotiate with Austrian textile mills for raw materials and US sales. A Wilmington powder company buys pine land in Mississippi for turpentine, enabling immediate cultivation.
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Orplaimed
India
Jagua
Turkey
Great Griteim
Renin
New York
Rca Revernt Nee
Alment
Ortnece
Negro
Trae
Vecemela
Ameries
Siig
Japan
Ges
England
Ireland
Sweden
Italy
Russa
Goremonsiy
Lewiston
Iim Waders
Austria
United States
Wihningtos
Del
Pets of the Famous and Their Odd Pets
A quirky list notes Goethe and Erpress Therins keeping 10 serpents and a spider affection for Richter, while Remprandt favors nine apes. Cardinal Mazarin and Richelieu are cited with a pet monkey and a cats collection respectively, highlighting eccentric royal or noble tastes.
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Goethe
Erpress Therins
Richter
Remprandt
Cardinal Mazarin
Richelien
Reversed Position
A cryptic tale describes a friend guiding foars to aliens and a father asking if elephants were seen, with the reply that they wagged their tails in front. The odd dialogue hints at a parable or jumbled memory styled as a fable fragment.
Causes of Forest Fires Highlight Railroad Engines
The American Forestry Magazine of Washington D C says locomotives operating through woods are the leading mechanical cause of forest fires. Portable steam rollers and similar engines are negligible contributors by comparison. The report also notes tea needs about 80 inches of rainfall and cannot rely on irrigation in drier climates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Forestry Magazine
Washington, D. C
Oliver Hughes & Company
Cleveland
Henry Fehrenholtz
Ralbroeg
Cincinnati
Rheinhart
Toledo
van W. Mottes
John Gerding
Motten
Anna Urus
Victoria Chiza
Warren
Union County
William Buckwell
Cincinnai
Sinte
Georve Fulton
North
Canal Putton
People’s State Savings Bank
Harry Hammond
Columus
Mill Feeds Rise In Summit County And Other Ohio News
Summit county mills push feed price from twelve to fifteen dollars per ton. A week-old baby, Paul Clayton, dies from a spider bite in Portsmouth. Ashtabula Gas boosts rates to one dollar per thousand feet. Goodyear declares 14.5% dividend payable September. Various Ohio incidents follow, including drownings, robberies, and political shifts as citizens face storms, lawsuits, and local ordinances across Cleveland Toledo Columbus and rural counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit County
Paul Clayton
Noah Blair
Portsmouth
Ashtabula Gas Company
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
A. A. Abn
Girard
Delasware
Newark
Atherton
Permberton
Mechanicsburg Daily Telegram
Ethel Larson
George Charter
Miami River
West Carrollton
Charter
Miss Larson
C. A. Welch
Bremen
Fairfield County
Paul Banker
Dayton Can Publican
Toledo
Henry Miller
Isaac Haver
Newcomerstown
Council
Fred Barker, Jr
Fred Barker
Dayton
Miskingum
McConnellville
Old Fort Banking Company
Old Fort
Tiffin
Charles Schifley
Sandusky
Pennsylvania Railroad
Schifley
J. G. Collicott
Indiana
John H. Francis
Columbus
George Lawrence
Harvey S. Lawrence
Fifth Lutheran Church
Springfield
el Paso
Tex
Genge Hayden Marsh
van Wert
Kent W. Hughes
Lima
Supreme Court
Cincinnati
Better Housing League
Joseph Albet
Middletown
Barnesville
Belmont County
Charlee Kaufman
Ottawa
Mike Palinski
Poland
William Evener
Athens
Henry Summers
W. H. Powell
H. H. Baker
Bainbridge
Ross County
Leslie Monroe
Cox
Pat Harrison
Democratic National
Harding
Mahoning County
Ohio
Youngstown
William R. Scott
Canton
Cleveland Polce
Simeon Po
Fess
Ada
Hardin County Farmers’ and
W. W. Durbin
Kenton
FE. Godden
Democratic State Executive Committee
Albert Fenner
Annie Fenner
Pique
Sanducky
Hancock County
Roy Williams
Charles Huron
Horace Benson
Norwalk
Huron
Ohio Fair Price Commission
Harry W. Brown
Dover
American Legion
Reymond Hupp
Fortieth Infantry
Carrington Campbell
Chillicothe
Port Clinton
Charles Napler
Orris Napler
Indaw
Roy Benschotett
O. E. Bradfute
Xenia
James Malley
Cleveland
George Francis Burba
The
Columbus Dispatch
Jams M. Cox
George H. Clark
New Republican
Charles W. Montgomery
Ohio League of Republican Clubs
Republican State Central Committee
Painesville Council
Austin P. Gillen
Harry Smith
Junior Order of United American Mechanics
E. E. Greenwalt
Warren
North Jackson
Myrtle Hensley
Leo Cousina
Cousino
Clyde Copas
Urbana
Wendell Farkas
Copas
St. Vincent’s Orphanage
Sister Makaria
Ohio State University
Make-Believe Animals On The Farm In A Patchwork Tale
A quirky reader tale features make believe dogs cats and birds living on a farm. The story centers on Zeppy Chink and others as they discuss mosquitoes scarecrows and make believe creatures. It blends humor with gentle observations about pretend friends and real animal needs.
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Fani
Ani
Tam
Ike
Weill
Zeppy
Peat in Norway Association Forms New Production School
In Norway about 2,400,000 acres of peat bog exist with owners forming a 1200 member association that has established a production school and plans further development soon.
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Norway
New Fashions Herald Short Coats and Pocketless Suits
The fashion association outlines a trend toward brown or moose tones with heavy embroidery in gold and silver. Coats appear short with plain skirts, jackets boasting large fur collars, and no cuffs or pockets on suits or muffs barred. Evening wraps feature wide fur collars and bold belts.
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Uilody
New Bangkok Style Hats and Evening Frocks Draw Attention
Fashion notes describe Gay Little Hat of Bangkok sleeves with white cuffs and biframed tailleur and afternoon frocks. Deep hems, full buttoned backs, white lace yokes, moose, brows, and Copenhagen blue fabrics lead in vogue materials. Evening dresses feature black lace over chameleuse with French flowers. beaded gowns span vivid colors. Sleeves return in some gowns, with higher necklines and delicate straps for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bnek
Fuffy
Eve
Botti
Fabrics For Cool Clothes In Summer Fashion
The article discusses summer fabrics and styles, noting handker chief linen and crisp organdies as cool options. It covers Volle and batiste, sheer lace frocks, and the warmth of heavy fabrics, advising navy and Copenhagen blue tones, simple waists, and a navy crepe meteor dress with a white checked effect. Describes a popular cape for children and the current fashion emphasis on simplicity and smart, low waistlines.
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Volle
Batiste
Copenhagen
Sunshade fashions rival prewar styles in varied forms
A English paper notes a wide variety of sunshades this season. Shapes range from crinoline-influenced to small deep pat tern, with long handles and elut sticks. Covers feature bright self colors, wide stripes, large checks, silk, printed shanting, and fringe trims. A new white silk cover overlaid with white lace and trimmed with black platted tulle is highlighted.
Fall and Winter Fashion Styles Seen as Guesswork
Fashion writers note uncertainty in fall and winter styles as models previewed at recent French openings reveal how quickly trends shift. The piece observes that initial silhouettes may be rendered obsolete by new influences from Paris and other fashion centers, leaving designers and buyers awaiting clearer guidance.
Fashions in Brief Show Silk Lingerie Blouses and Hats
Ladder stitching on white lingerie blouses appears in vogue with silk palm beach salts and silhouette embroidery. Mauve rose dominates while buttercup yellow brightens frocks. Scarlet wool coats return as practical wraps. Color combos include jade blue mikado red taupe mahogany bronze. Printed plaited chiffon blouses pair with satin or taffeta skirts. Light silk crepe and organdie dresses feature black taffeta ribbons at the side or front.
Linen hat styles for tennis wear attract fashion attention
Linen hats gain a niche in tennis wardrobes with oversized jade green or cerise options trimmed by white bows. Styles range from wide brims to mushroom crowns, with small brimmed hats kept slim and cool for motoring. Fabrics include coarse seekcloth effects and varied color combinations reflecting French fashion trends.
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Siapea
Hpen
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Tooting
Roumania
Campent
Transylvania
Om Aurop Warkine
Leigh Calvin
View Provident
Lilien Dobson
Bovve
Radcliffe College
Dohewales
Great Bene
Boston
General Wrangel
Tate
Wrangel
France
Russia
Frederic G. Kenyon
Purple Red
Order of the British Empire
British Academy
Metz
K. of C
San Francisco
Nmeus Stutme
Legion of Honor
Callifornia
Adolph B. Spreckels
Charles
Mudge
Chicago Style Review
Chicago Manufacturers’ Association
Bangkok
Paris
Lion
Palm Beach
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