Beauty Meeting to Shape Fall Cosmetic Trend
Washington Aug 20 AP The nation plan a major beauty convention as cosmetology forecasts a fall trend of black or green fingernails and rose eye shadows. H L Franklin of the organized beauticians outlined nail color schemes, color matched to costumes, and the rising beauty industry now earning about 1.9 billion dollars yearly from products and services.
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Washington
H. L. Franklin
Organized Beauticians
Franklin
Beauty
Total Eclipse Draws Astronomers to South Pacific Isle
A total solar eclipse on October 21 near Ninafou island will attract about 4000 American astronomers. Led by Dr. S A Mitchell of the Leander McCormick Observatory the expedition sails from San Francisco in September. Sponsored by the United States Naval Observatory, the study will examine all eclipse phases on this volcanic island known as Tin Can due to mail ships approaching closely.
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San Francisco
Pacific
Ninafou Island
S. A. Mitchell
Leander McCormick Observatory
University of Virginia
Sember
United States Naval Observatory
Niuafou
Tongs
Equator
Proby
Tin Can
Tiny bacteria may power future science in research
Cincinnati reporters describe chemists exploring miniature life forms including molds ferments enzymes and bacteria as a new field of study at the American Chemical Society meeting. They note these tiny workers need food moisture and controlled conditions and could substitute for large metal machinery in future applications.
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Cincinnati
American Chemical Society
John Robinsons Circus to Feature Acrobats from Porto Rico
John Robinsons Circus returns Tuesday August 26 with the Monge Troupe from Porto Rico, eight acrobats performing triple somersaults and other feats, plus the new Cleopatra queen of Egypt spectacle. The show promises hundreds of performers and animals, a large vocal chorus, and lavish scenery funded at great expense. Notable troupes include the Walter Neiss Family, Hollis Family, Reno McCree Duo, Rudynoffs, Rowland Sisters, Dave Girls, Flying Floyds, Aerial Whites, Flying Hills, Bardwell Brothers, with Slivers Johnson and Horace Laird leading the clown team.
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America
Porto’ Rica
John Robinsons Circus
John Robinson
Cleopatra
Egypt
Walter Neiss
Germany
Hollis
Equestrians
Reno McCree
Rudynoffs
Rowland Sisters
Dave Girls
Flying Floyds
Aerial Whites
Flying Hills
Bardwell Brothers
Clown Alley
Slivers Johnson
Horace Laird
Joeys” of
Industrial Ferments and Ocean Exploration Advances
Glutamic acid and acetic acid production are described with mold processes and calcium salts aiding soft drinks medicines and synthetic textiles. Dr H T Herrick plans a national symposium in Cincinnati. Sverdrup discusses Arctic climate history and submarine expeditions off Spitzbergen to Alaska using deep sea soil sampling and sonic depth finding to map currents and fish habitats and aid weather forecasting. Tobacco production in Italy rose from 22.964 million to 97.032 million pounds from 1914 to 1929.
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H.T. Herrick
Color Laboratory
Department of Agriculture
Cincinnati
Sverdrup
Arctic
Sig
Hubert Wilkins
Spitzbergen
Alaska
Italy
Arctic Explorer Seeks One Climatic History Top of World
Washington AP reports Dr H U searches Arctic records at polar sea summit for climatic history. Explorer aims to trace past temperature shifts and weather patterns near the North Pole, leveraging ocean ice cores and atmospheric data.
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Arctic Explorer
Washington
Polar Sea
Dr. H. U
Captains Creek Shower Honors Mrs Caviness
A miscellaneous shower was given at the home of Mrs Henry Caviness Monday afternoon in honor of a guest list not fully readable in the fragment. The event appeared to be a social gathering with well wishers and local attendees.
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Henry Caviness
Darley Healed in One Month by Dr Parker's Treatment
James F. Darley suffered indigestion constipation kidney and liver trouble and rheumatism from intestinal poison. He credits dramatic relief within a week and full health in a month after using Dr Parker's vegetable remedy in drinking water, sold as a one month can for $1.25 with druggist guarantee.
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Mr. Darley
Evem
Cellel
Dr. Carker
Tellex
Darlex
Dr. Parker
Dr Parker
Ponce de Leon
Henry Collins Traveled to Kansas City on Business
Henry Collins made a business trip to Kansas City on Friday. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Miller of Pittsburg spent Thursday evening with Mr and Mrs William Seiwald. Lucille, Dorothy Gabrel and Paul Gabrel and brother Paul visited their sister and the Deckwards of Clearfield. Ed Price of Kansas City stayed with the Seiwalds Saturday night and Sunday. Albert and Mrs Miller were Sunday dinner guests of their daughter and the Seiwald household.
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Howard Caviness
Bernice Stanley
Mildred Kasberger
John Manness
Charles Brady
Ted Manness
William Edelbrock
Elonzo Ambler
Mildred Louise
Elbert Marey
Rantoul
Billy Flenchball
Elmer Hodges
Kansasity
Apent
Philip Lefmann
Lena Lefmann
Marvin Lodger
Heer
Philip Gabriel
Henry, Housman
Clearfield
F. P. Lanier
Haviland
Charles. Gordon
Thompson’ White
Elaine
Harold White
Earl Ward
Walters
Fred Roch, Jr
Baby
Ralph Bowling
Ursula ‘Henry
Mr. Phillips
Fern Andrew
Olathe
Thompson White
Clyde
Ottawa
Samu
Edwin Te
Colorado
Henry Collins
Lawrence
John White
Lloyd Miller
Pittsburg
Albert. Miller
Milo Votaw
Irvin Votaw
Charles Finley
Rhoda Black
Lena ‘Lefmann
Robert Hennessey
Buddie White
Kansas City
Dorothy Andrew
Vernon Adams
Edwin Rice
M. T. Richardson
Lena .Lefmann
Alvin Gabriel
Memorial Hospital
Walter Osborne
Sile
William Rice
Edwin
William Seiwald
Misser
Lucille
Dorothy Gabrel
Paul
Wesley Deckwa
Delores
Ed. Price
Akansas City
Henry Ce
Albert Miller
Entertainment and Programs Listing for August Event Day
A dense listing of radio and concert programs for August including Yeast Foamers Sylvania Foresters Wateworth Time The Camel and Amos n Andy with multiple band names and performers such as Barbara Gould The Manhatters Alpana Troubadours Ruth Orcutt and Mona Motor Orchestra. The notice promotes Kansas City markets and weather forecasts and includes an advertising blurb for Lawrence Business College urging enrollment.
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the Yeast Foamers
Sylvania Foresters
Wateworth
O'Cedar
Oilendorff
Cecil
Sally
Amos ‘N’ Andy
Floyd Gibbons
Royal York Dance Orchestra
Toronto
Barney Rapp
His
Kansas City
Ruth Orcutt
Chicago Serenade
Happy Harmonies
Mekrew String
J. Lawton Bennet
Phil Cook
Mildred DeWeese
B. A. Rolfe
Lucky Strike Tance
Knox Dunisp
Maxwell House
Olfendorf
Victor Hebert Opera
Toning
Mona Motor Orchestra
Mona Motor Girl
Amos 'N* Andy
Jack Riley
Convert Ensemble
Parnassus
Josephine B. Gibson
Geather
McGrew
The
Karl Tson
Sidney David
Pickard Family
Armstrong Quakers
Sally Amos
Andy
Floyd Gibbons Koongine
Paramount Orchestra
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