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Jeffersonville Star

Location

Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1916

Page

8

Feat of Francois ends balloon captivity through daring flight

In a heroic 1916 tale two aviators Larry and Francois plan and execute a daring method to drop the giant German captive balloon and Hartman. After multiple attempts and aerial maneuvers the balloon is finally released into the French lines with Hartman aboard, deemed a remarkable exploit.

Hartiesi Heer Francois Jlurtian Mu Giawan Iansas Cive Net Iim Larry Harman Hartman Munuch Hartman Glive Broncais Tao Betue Tertinio Dre Uder Falcon Noabody Balloon

All-Star Eleven Picks Stirred By Gridiron Talent Surge

The piece names standout backs like LeGore Yale Plastings and others from Princeton Pittsburgh and Minnesota as top candidates for an All-American backfield. It notes quarterbacks Shiverick Cornell and Long Minnesota, plus various linemen and ends. selection remains unsettled with many players under consideration.

Casey Yale Princeton Llorweer Ale Laren Prceshburgh Driscell Northwestern Harley Ohio State Mueller Cornell Mauibetsel Miete Ivan Alacombe Llinois Watkins Colgate Pollard Brown Dellart Pittsburgh Diiges Bingham Hubbell Gerrish Darrtmouth Phielscher Dartmouth Navy Nuss Shiverick Anderson Purdy Meehan Syracuse Morrow Robinson Murray Harvard Eddy Stobbs Job Peck Waller Camp Panther Liusen Minnesota White Sehlachter Pitt Panther Bucks Didurm Petty Triveis Tiancock Wisconsin Nourse Galt Yates Neely Chertmouth Wimberly W.& J. Barton Sutherland Trege Black Henry W.O& J. Hinesman Yeaur Wheeler Thornhith Walko Farnum Brelos Chicago Harte Slarvard Carlsen Piesburg Eighleys Meyers Coolidge Hlarvford Nielsen Colwate Whitehill Dunne Michigan

Thunderstorm Frequency by Region and City

The report shows Tampa Florida has the highest ten year thunderstorm total at 44 storms, Santa Fe New Mexico records 732, while San Francisco California California and Washington coast report the fewest with eight storms in ten years.

Florida New Mexico Weather Bureau Tampa Fla Yeaur Soc Santa Fe Pacific Coast California Washington San Francisco

Fairly Won in Courtship Contest

The Kansas City Journal notes a highbrow courtship where Mr. Wombat wins a seven-paper competition, proving his wife's love and securing a favorable match through exhaustive submissions.

Colony of Cousins Dwells by Gibraltar Rock

A fragment describes a small, isolated colony near Gibraltar where Mata Gellertions and Gegoese fishermen inhabit a sheltered site. The people are said to be squat and alike, living under strict rules about marriage and death, with villagers fearing boundary issues.

Rock of Gibraltar Cuttin Bey

Bee Efficiency Outshines Ants in Agricultural Experiment

In a Farm and Fireside piece, a guidance on bees depicts the honey bee as superior to the ant in scriptural praise and efficiency. Prof. A. L. Waite notes Uncle Sunm’s bee chief covered apple signers with gauze netting, yielding only three apples, while other blossoms produced normal fruit.

AL 2B Waite Sunm

Use of Herrings in Japan

Japan catches about four million tons of herrings annually. Of this vast catch four-fifths is not used for eating but is employed as fertilizer for rice fields.

Japan

Open Style Football Boosts Drop Kick Records

Since open style football began, drop kicking gains emphasis as coaches cultivate kickers. Long-distance field goals rise with several 50 yard plus attempts, led by Payne of North Dakota at 63 yards, beating a 1910 mark. Yale, Vanderbilt, Penn State, and Dubuque boast 50 plus yard boots. records from 1915 may soon fall.

Poothad Danny Geals Payne North Dakota Pat Q ° Dea Tso Wilcox Guernsey Yale Cody Vanderbilt Penn State Parker Dubuque

Invention of Signals Used by Penn Military in 1888

A Swarthmore guard recounts the origin of football signals as Penn Military College introduced the number system in November 1888 at Chester, defeating Princeton 6 to 0. The new signaling method sped plays, outgenerated opponents, and spread quickly to Yale Harvard and Penn, reshaping the game.

Princeton R. W. Maxwell Swarthmore Pennsylvania Mall Jurn College Pennsylvania Military College University of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Military Aibaf Yale Harvard Pennsylvania Penn

Fashionable novelties cut costs as accessories rise in style

The article notes how purse strings tighten as bags, collars, shoes, and hats shift from necessities to luxuries. It highlights do‑it‑yourself bag ideas with beadwork and embroidery, feathered accents, beadwork on velvet, tassels, and various feather turbans shaping the season’s chic headwear.

Sports Ramble Highlights Oddities and Moves Across Games

The piece surveys sports curiosities and player moves from boxing to golf and baseball. Mentions Zulu Kid sailing to meet Jimmy Wilde in London, Roy Hartzell's managerial future, Buckles signing, Johnny Kilbane targeting Kid Williams at 118 pounds, and Sheffield School at Yale with Clarence Brodie.

Zulu Kid England Jimmy Wilde London Johnny Kilbane Kid Williams Clarence Brodie University of Chicago Sheffield Yale Hale

Flashy Linings For Coats In Bold Interior Fashion

The article notes lavish linings as a key coat season trend with cubist bird and geometric patterns. Designers pair bizarre interiors with conservative exteriors using Pussy willow silks and loud stripes or checks in gold tones like old gold with green or empire blue to harmonize with the outer fabric.

Vogue Now for Feathers in Novel Ornament Effects

Feathers dominate millinery with unprecedented vogue as countenances of feather hat ornaments reveal novel and intriguing effects. Designers showcase bold, decorative plume work promising a fashion-forward season.

Little half inch woven flower forms for crafts

Simple instruction outlines making tiny half inch flowers using back and forth weaving from a central guide. Colors suggested include yellow brown lavender pink and green to create attractive groupings suitable for wreaths and festoon designs.

Slippers for the Little Ones with Toy Face Mules

A paper pattern offers an attractive pair of child slippers made from soft woolly material. The heelless mule design slips over the toes, featuring a face on the upper with small ears to appear realistic.

Kimono Shoulder Restored After Four Season Absence

The kimono shoulder returns after an absence of about four seasons. The shoulder cut matches the body and remains black, while the sleeve tends to taper along the arm contour with some exceptions to the rule.

Head Flower Hair Ornaments Adorn Parisian at Biarritz Ball

A Parisian wore three dahlias of shaded red and pink crystal beads below her left ear at a charity ball in Biarritz recently replacing a Spanish comb with floral hair ornaments.

Biarritz

Broadcloth in many shades for daytime and evening gowns

The article surveys fabric colors and styling, noting broadcloth in shades such as beige and blue pairs with seal fur and mole grays for affordable, fashionable daytime frocks. It highlights lace revival, elbow sleeves, flounces, metallic lace looks, black tulle with gold or silver embroidery, and velvet evening gowns with contrasting color pairings and long trains.

Harvard Crimson Cyprus Crimsson

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