Bertha Krupp Wedding Sparks Bigamy Charge Rumor
Special to The Sun from Newport reports Bertha Krupp once again in the public eye as Man. Harl Roche accuses Meg Aurel Wielongt of bigamy and seeks a divorce. The piece notes Krupp’s American divorce influence and outlines her past marriage to Burke-Roche, plus her connections to financier Frank Work and events involving a torpedo boat and Japanese Navy during wartime.
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Ane
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Nis
England
Miss Werk
The Daily Story Wife rivalry in a painted romance
Cuthbert Ryveer jokes about marrying Emily for money while he paints. Reginald pursues Emily but a photo likeness stirs jealousy. A visitor Rosalie West reveals she is painted into Cuthbert’s landscape and torques a love triangle with Edwin, a jealous fiancé. The kiss of fate arrives with a brisk note and a rueful nickname.
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Bangles Return Across Eras In Global Fashion Surge
The New York Press notes bangles revive in a wide range of forms from gold dollars to 3 cent pieces and half dimes. Intricate monograms and filigree adornments reappear, recalling Arabian Nights and ancient Rome as wrists await a renewed glitter.
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Great dust storms in Tibet bury forests and trees
Travelers in Tibet record dust storms near Kashgar at the foot of the Kuen-Lun. Dense air yields near total darkness as rain droplets vaporize. dust deposits grow, burying forests and 40 foot high dust blocks while wind shifts the material exposing lifeless buried trees after digging them up.
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Kash- Saris
Kuen-Lun Mountains
Diana’s Diary On A Moonlit Ride With Pittsburg Man
A diary entry recalls an evening out with a Pittsburg man, Mr Blifkins, in an auto. The pair thrill through a back street scene, horns tooting and fires narrowly missed, ending with a walk home under the moonlight. The narrator notes the man’s attachment, hints at social intrigue, and questions work obligations.
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Woman Carpenter Builds Her Own Home in Berkeley
Mrs Bertha Blead, a widow from Berkeley, California, carpenters and bricklayers her own home. After assisting her husband 18 years ago, she sold the previous house to cover funeral expenses. She ran a grocery business, saved funds, bought a lot and lumber, and insists no male help was used. She climbed the ladder and nailed rafters with precise hammer work, proving she can do the job like a man.
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Bertha Blead
Berkeley
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Bhetland Wool Legend Ties Shetland Knit Comforters to Armada Wreck
A historical note claims a Spanish Armada man of war wrecked near Shetland over 400 years ago. A survivor supposedly taught natives to dye wool using routes found aboard, producing bright colors. Modern wearers of Shetland knit comforters are said to unknowingly carry a memento of the Invincible Armada.
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Spain
Mole Eyeball Adaptation Reveals Vision Mechanism
Dr Vlndaay Johnson notes a peculiarity in the male mole's eyeball that allows projection beyond the orbit and retraction to view through fur covering. This adaptation aids vision in a dense fur environment by creating an opening to see.
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Vlndaay Johnson
Elsie McCormick Poems Reflect on Liberty and Europe
A San Francisco student editor, Elsie McCormick of James Lick Grammar School, presents verses at a midnight gathering. Her poem praises liberty at home while contrasting European kings and poverty with an imagined American path to justice and freedom.
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James Lick Gazette
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Europe
MISS ENID SHAW WEARS SOME STUNNING GOWNS
Miss Enid Shaw showcases Parisian inspired gowns during a recent visit with blue taffeta and Marie Antoinette styling. The fashion notes anticipate black satin and chiffons for evening wear, with hand embroidery trending into winter.
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Sam Washington
el Shaw
iRhamplain
Miss Shaw
Marie Antotgetts
Mins Shaw
Mall
Up to Date Patterns from The Sun Fashion Department
The Gun offers ten cent patterns described daily with new designs. Each pattern promises easy sewing with seams allowances and is available postpaid by sending ten cents, pattern number size and seller’s name to The Sun Fashion Department.
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Fashion Department
the Sun
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