Modern Tel Aviv Thrives From Desert Dunes to Boom City
The article describes Tel Aviv's rapid growth from desert dunes near Jaffa to a thriving metropolis with a population near 70,000. It highlights the Levant international fair, trade with nine nations, and wealth from orchards, especially Jaffa oranges. Immigrants from Europe mix with local residents as a cosmopolitan, garden-surrounded city rises north of Jaffa.
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Washington
Palestine
Tel Aviv
Ite Alte
Jatta
Thiri
Levant
Yarkon
Syria
Egypt
Transjorshar Perak
Iraq
Tel ‘Aviv
Teva
Jaffa
Gand'dunes
Abnds
Saya
Europe
Falda
Realdenta
America
Philistina Plain
Old
Judea
Dudes Drop Canes in London Fashion Shift
London dandies abandon canes long a symbol of aristocracy as automobiles push walking sticks from crowded streets. B Howell, head of a venerable firm, notes 100 years of cane making but a declining demand since 1919 1920.
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London
Asarion
Plendiily
Bond Street
Nfrm
B. Howell
Palestine Industry and Orange Exports Highlight Prewar Scale
Government efforts to curb fruit diseases and uphold inspection standards are noted. Before the war Jaffa orange groves shipped under a million cases, with potential value between four and five million dollars. Tel Aviv hosts Palestine's pioneer brick factory producing silicate brick for immigrant housing plus smaller plants making furniture textiles shoes candies orange cases and more.
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Jaffa
Tel Aviv
Palestine
Modern cosmetic surgery promises for body shaping and skin care
The article urges selecting an experienced, skilful surgeon for cosmetic work. It notes demand for dimples, facial tweaks, lip and chin improvements, arm and thigh trimming, and birthmark removal. Emphasizes that proper artistry prevents serious results and requires an architect of the human body.
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Roman Nosa
Carsleas
Star Photography Boosted by Aluminum Reflectors
Scientists at Lick Observatory report aluminum coatings on telescope mirrors greatly enhance light gathering power, potentially by fifty to a hundred percent, after replacing silver in tests conducted on stars in the polar region.
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Pasadena
Lick ‘Observatory
Lifornia Instituta’ of
Selentiste
Bernhardt Memorial in Geneva NY Believed Unique in U.S.
A 14 foot high monument to Sarah Bernhardt stands near Plattsburg south of Geneva on Charles B. Beans estate. Built by a Geneva lawyer and Cyprian Knights devote friends, the Vermont marble plaque honors the French tragedian with a rugged stone memorial in a little-visited spot.
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New York
Bernhardt
Geneva
N. Y
Sarah Bernhardt
Plattsburg
Charles B. Bean
Vermont
Knights of Cyprus
Romancy
Eterneal
Bean
The
Koigiita of
Cyprus
Old State Line Marker Found on Ancient Tree
Iron River Michigan a century old inscription on a tamarack tree recalls the boundary survey between Michigan and Wisconsin as surveyors from Detroit faced hostility from Indiana settlers. The marker dates the line when Wisconsin had not yet joined the Union and notes supply division under duress.
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Iron River
Mich
Petroit
Michigan
Wieronai
Wisconsin
Indiana
Smallest Organ Built in Boston Sparks Curiosity
An ible fragment reports a Boston organ project claiming a 14 inch wide and 8 inch high instrument. The text notes many stops and workings, intriguing observers about this tiny organ’s design and capability.
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Boston
Wool Industry Across the World and United States
National Geographic overview describes global wool production and distribution. It highlights the United States with over 60 million sheep, major contributing states, and the shift from homespun to factory wool. It details wool processing, quality factors, and international trade, noting Australia Argentina Uruguay South Africa and Britain as key players.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D
WAU Herytco
United States
Banater
Arctic
Australia
India
China
Asia
Argentina
Uruguay
South America
Africa
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Tunisia
South Africa
Europe
Norway
Sweden
Winland
North America
America
Mississippi River
Texas
Montana
Lone Star State
Wyoming
Oregon
Utah
Califoros
New Mexico
Idaho
Ohio
Italy
Spain
John Smith
Virginia
Thair
Massachusetts
Falanda
Penin
South
Atlantic
Missouri
Louisiana
Iowa
Wharovale
Minnesota
Arkansas
Califortia
Arizona
Magellanes
Lucta Arenas
Chile
Cape Horn
Panama Canal
Aoa
Imid
Magellania
Amercan
Dayland
Enogland
Globe
London
Prisoner’s money plan quoted in odd exchange
An unsettled dialogue centers on an inmate’s plan to return money after marriage. A lawyer challenges the motive noting the intent to fund a wedding and hints at possible insanity defenses to avert consequences.
Clove scented Zanzibar remembered in a sailor’s tale
Ernest D. Moore recalls Zanzibar in a nostalgic voyage memoir rich with Arabian ports and scented imagery. The writer contrasts old spice markets and slave era echoes with present gentler shores, noting cloves and fragrant towns along the coast and a fading memory of distant days.
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Zanzibar
Kipling
Ernest D. Moore
Labad Ahere
Ilia
Auzihar
Aden
Zangiber
Tyory
Tums Ad Agency to Build New Plant in St Louis
A. IL Lewis Medicine plans a new facility in St Louis to manufacture Tums with a modern palatal design. The structure will feature gold accents, etched windows, and stainless steel decor. Cost estimated at 100000 to 150000 dollars for building, machinery, and equipment.
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St Loula
A. IL. Lewis
Wiel
Uehk
Have Their Flaca Quietly Try To Get Along
A terse note reports uncertain social tact among a small group as they attempt to be friendly. The text hints at language barriers and mixed sentiment about maintaining cordial relations amid unclear motives.
Week’s Supply of Postum Free
Read the offer made by the Postum Company in another part of this paper. They will send a full week’s supply of Postum free to anyone who writes for it.
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Postum
Thisa
t—Ady
Jilted Gerald Seeks Real Goods in Odd Exchange
A quirky exchange centers on Gerald and Geraldine with comic banter about authenticity and canned goods. The dialogue suggests a playful confrontation over who embodies the real thing in a quirky domestic scene.
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Gerald
Geraldine
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