Intense white enamel protects surfaces from gas fumes
A new enamel resists acids and fumes for hospital and lab use. The piece notes related items from the American Library Association after World War I, a South American tribe ruled by a woman, and advances in sound recording by a Catholic priest. It also mentions the British army moving against files in cooked houses and the sealing of winter quarters with sulphur dioxide.
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Rouszerot
Woman stirs interest with pipe smoking at Palm Beach
Mrs. A. J. Heymann of New York sparked attention by smoking a pipe in a beach chair at Palm Beach. The trend spreads among winter visitors as pipes appear at the shore with smokers in bathing attire.
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A. J. Heymann
New York
Palm Beach
Gold film turns transparent film into park tribute
Items of interest note a transparent gold film, the Crow Indians near Billings, Montana creating a park named in honor of Marshal Ferdinand Foch. A German general was initiated into the tribe November 28, 1921. Also mentions cigarette consumption in the prior year and Beatrice Finley of Tulsa earning a university scholarship to become a teacher.
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Foch Park
Choaga
Billings
Mont
Mar‘shal
Beatrice L. Finley
Tulsa
Okla
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