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Newspaper

Fulton County Tribune

Location

Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1922

Page

6

Naval treaty ends Far East row with China and Japan

Secretary Hughes and Bulfour steered a multinational accord ending the Shantung dispute. Britain will negotiate for China’s return of Wel-Tal-Wel. Japan to quit Tsingtao and the railway. The five power pact bans poison gas and protects merchant shipping. Senate approves foreign debt refunding bill and Kenyon named federal judge. theater collapse in Washington kills nearly 100.

Senate Kenyon Edward W Great Britain China Armerica Philippine Aleutian Islands Hongkong Pacific Japan Kurile Bonis Londoo Islands Aroumi Oshima Formosa Percadores Hughes Omual Albert Sarraut Herauld France Bitha Root Mr. Root

American Astronomers to Observe 1922 Eclipse in Australia

Berkeley based University of California astronomers plan a 1922 total eclipse expedition to Australia from September 21. Dr. W W Campbell leads the Mount Hamilton observatory group with Prof BR Trompler and others sailing July 15 or 16. The Britons also prepare a voyage to the Clritias islands to witness the event along Ninety Mile Beach.

Berkeley Cal University of California Australia Servatory Mount Hamlton San Jose W. W. Campbell BR. J. Trompler Dorter Campbell Alysiinia Maldive Peninsula Christmas Islands Ninety Mile Beach California Arty Olritias Islands

Better Labor on the Farm Prof Mann Galle Attention to Proficiency

Professor A Mann of Cornell University discusses farm efficiency at Farmers Week, noting U.S. grain production per farmer rose 45 percent from 1870 to 1910 and per worker grain output increased significantly in New York. He cites urban growth as evidence of agricultural gains and urges support for farmers amid their challenges.

OAL Dougherty Mann Galle United States Prof A. Mann New York State College of Agriculture Cornell University Chio State University Tere Mpean Stan New York

Hats of the Day in Chicagos Fashioned Evening Wear

A fashion writer notes hats and fabrics in Chicago Evening American. Velvet hats give way to satin crepe marocain and felt, with upturned brims in demand. Lace silver cloth and tulle dominate evening wear as small Russian black tulle turbans by Lanvin gain attention with white shell trims.

Chicago Evening American Lanvin

Convertible sport suit for skating and skiing blows away changing woes

A practical sport suit converts from skirt to knickers using hooks and snaps, easing changes after skating skiing tobogganing or hiking. The nether garment converts quickly.

White fabrics beat colors for economy and cleanliness

A Kansas City Star piece argues pure white fabrics save money and simplify care. White table linens, towels, cloths, and aprons maintain a clean look, resist fading, and tolerate boiling, while colored textiles run, stain, and require separate washing, increasing work on washday.

Kansas City Star

Novel Hat Styles For Spring And Winter Fashion

The article surveys new hat designs from feathered milan straw to satin bound styles. It highlights shoulder black tulle trims, small snug felt hats, tufted lustral details, pale gray duvetyn fronts with buckles, round cavalier silhouettes, and shiny dinck satin pieces. Fur elements and feather trims remain dominant in Parisian modiste lines and street wear shades include henna brown and rust.

Milan Maria Guy

Vintage Desserts and Spring Styles United in Kitchen and Wardrobe

A kitchen guide offers rice puddings and plum puddings with detailed steps and garnishes, followed by fashion notes on renewing last year’s navy frocks with red accents, and spring dress trends emphasizing fitted coats, long skirts, and pegtop separates. It includes recipes for Queen of Puddings, Cranberry Pie, Dutch Apple Cake, and Meat Croquettes, plus a party frock pattern for a young child.

New Orleans

Two Varieties of Hard Luck

Two varieties of hard luck as quoted by Josh Wise highlight a contrast between those who act and those who only think. The remark reflects a cautionary view on initiative and follow-through within a historical context.

Josh Wise

Raincoat Styles for Spring Unveiled in Covert Fabrics

Covert color twills are favored over covert cloth for salts, with shaded proofed gabardines expected to dominate spring raincoats. Designers are developing models in single and double breasted styles for the season.

Silk and Velvet Millinery Blossoms In Spring Display

Vast profusion of flowers decorates millinery counters with silk, velvet, and tinsel for spring wear. Describes fabrics and color trends from fuchsia to iris blues, plus royal colors inspired by Queen Mary of England.

Dirk Suteens Aml Eretonnes England

The Kitchen Cabinet of Andrew Jackson Era

Nereis Merwell describes the kitchen cabinet as a informal advisory group to President Jackson. Principal members included Amos Kendall William J Lewis Tanner L Dit Green and Francis Poon. The text discusses their influence and a moral remark about acting appropriately with wealth and public roles.

Kitcher Jackson Elt Amos Kendall Wiliam J. Lewis Tannerl Dit Green Francis Poon Mailichl Ilvisers Ape Hon—teawe Arige Shatell

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