Many facts and figures from the early modern age
A collage of observations touches on city birth rates, cattle numbers, coal production, rice maturation, and high speed telegraphy. It notes New York City population trends, railway and electric power profits, and biographical snippets about heirs and educators. The piece blends trivia with social and technological notes from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Berlin
Konigsberg
Harry P. Whitney
Whitney
Stanley Field
Joseph Field
Manchester
Marshall Field
Rodman Wanamaker
H. H. Rogers
Arian A
Clendenin J. Ryan
New York
Women’s Educational and Industrial Union of Boston
Department of Household Economics
Simmons College
Boston
Jane Wright
Cincinnati
Princeton University
Cincinnati Art Museum
Princeton
British Isles
Thames
London News
Canada
Dominion
Hitchcock Trip Reveals German Harvests and Fairs
Congressman Hitchcock and Mrs Hitchcock with Miss Ruth Hitchcock and Mixa Crounse recount their European visit. They describe German harvest labor as leisurely and prosperous, note Germanys population, factory spread, and wealth growth, and compare German living costs with England and France. They also witnessed Rheims aviation contests and Munich Wagner festival, praising travel rhythms and theatre culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesumen
Harry
Hitchcock
Ruth Hitchcock
Mixa Crounse
Europe
Omaha World-Herald
Germany
America
German Empire
England
France
United
Rheims
Munich
Advertising Keeps a Business and Its Time Enduring
The article extols persistent advertising as essential for success, arguing that local papers drive publicity and steer trade toward diligent merchants. It cites examples of stalled ventures and outdated goods to stress that ongoing promotion is non negotiable, followed by a note on the longevity of large fish species including eels, carp, dolphins, and sturgeons.
Nickel Steel and Zuyder Zee Notes
Nickel steel maintains higher breaking strength at elevated temperatures than welded iron and shows greater elastic limit. The Zuyder Zee was created by an inroad of the 22a, which breached the sand dunes protecting the area.
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Zuyder Zee
Millinery device aims to preview hats by cards in store
A New York designer’s plan clothing a large hat opening with a painted bust and waist design to show styles customers can try by placing their head in the mirror facing the card. The concept reduces hat wear and tear but its market appeal remains uncertain. Health tips follow including tips on peroxide, lemon, and skin care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Woman Wins Golf Honors In English Match
The article notes Miss Ida Leitch, an Englishwoman, rising as a golf talent capable of challenging top professionals including Taylor, the British champion. Her recent 72 at the Silloth course sets an amateur record on one of the hardest United Kingdom courses, signaling a potential shift as women show growing skill in golf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Leitch
Taylor
Taft
Miss. Leitch
Silloth
United Kingdom
Drews and Collars Glide to Even Standings in Fashion
In new fashion notes Drews and Collars are nearly even with high tabs and points vanishing. Scotch zephyra in berry shades with white weave suits one piece dresses. Black chantilly shawls make a drapery over silk gowns without cutting. Parisian whim shows evening gloves worn in hand and rings growing large.
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Paris
Fashion notes and household tips on styling and care
The piece discusses tan and freckle removal using a paste of almonds, lemon juice, and water then Vichy water as a remedy. It describes a blouse design with detailed trimming and piping. It also reflects on graceful walking, glove use, and dress shapes with casquines and long skirts.
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Baltimore
United States
Bacon
Miss Leitch
Philadelphia Record
Drews
Mousseline de Sole
Buenos Airea
Montgomery
Ala
Manchuria
Rio Janeiro
Arivate Companies
Kosmos
Missouri
F. D. Luckey
Schoenleben
Kansas
Interstate Association of Live Stock Sanitary Board
Chicago
Wyman
Pittsfield
Mass
Worcester
Mazz
Japan
Tokyo
Aberdeen
Scotland
London
Feyther
Aweel
Menelik
Abyssinia
Bodice Design
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