No Sure Cure for Poison Ivy Mentioned in Camp Talk
The article cites Nature Magazine writer A Wansen and Woodsman Torace Kephart on poison ivy cure myths. It stresses washing with cheap soap, warns against risky remedies, and notes ivy can spread via fingernails, clothing, and even smoke. emphasizes prevention and safe removal along with a cautionary “Leaves three, let it be” rule.
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Dickinson Sherman
A. Wansen
Oda
Nature Magazine
Mr. Irinsen
Stansen
Solar windmill powers Chilean observatory study
Scientists from the Smithsonian Institution use a Montazumin solar plant windmill in Chile to generate electricity for lighting an observatory. They study how solar heat affects Earth’s weather and aim to relate sun heat changes to weather patterns, per Science Service.
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Chile
Montezumin
Suithsonian Institution
Science Service
Yvette Guilbert Returns To Stage After Years Abroad
An aging Englishman narrator notes the return of Yvette Guilbert to the Paris Cafe concert scene after many years in America. Posters along the boulevards advertise her appearance in letters seventy feet long as she resumes the triumphs of a quarter century ago.
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Dmpire
Yvette Quilbert
London
Paris
Paulus
Anna
Yvette Guilbert
America
Two Seniors Lead Pairfield High School Commencement
The graduating class of Pairfield High School features only two members Mary McClear delivers the valedictory and class history while Jon Kittlinger serves as salutatorian and delivers the school song They share in all honors awarded at the ceremony and are the sole graduates.
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Pairfield
L A.) High School
Mary McClear
Jon Kittinger
Prince George of Saxony Set for Priesthood
Crown Prince George of Saxony to become a priest as part of church duty. An order to save the soul of his mother Queen Louise is noted, with lingering questions about the former monarch’s burial.
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George
Saxony
Louise
Chinese stage star Miss Lee sues Mui sails for China
Miss Lee, an eighteen year old famed Chinese actress, sails to China aboard the Pacific Mail steamer Presi dent Pierce. She travels with her husband Tom Sum Tom, a wealthy cotton grower from Mexicali, California, accompanying her on the voyage.
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Lee Sue Mui
United States
China
Pacific Mail
Ner
Pierce
Tom Sum Tom
Mexicall
Cal
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Elwyn Wolkera
Sterling
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Hayward Heath
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