Who Made the First Camera in America and Portrait
An Associated Press dispatch from Hampden Sydney Va discusses claims to the first American camera and the first modern portrait. It details Dr John William Draper’s early experiments, rival claims by Seager Wolcott and Daguerreographers, and Tafts scholarly conclusions on Draper’s contributions to early photography.
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Elmo Scott Watson
Western
Union
America
Associated Press
Hampden Sydney
John William Draper
University of Pennsylvania
Hampden Sydney College
John William
Howard C. Cobbs
Charleston
W. Vai
Cobbs
George W. Eastman
Eastman Kodak Company
J. J. . Bagby
Smithsonian
Dr. Draper
Photographic and Fine Art Journal
Draper
Europe
Daguerre
Talbot
Ng Hact
Portralis
New York University
Virginia
Weere
Lewis Jacques Mande Dagouerre
MacMillan Company of New York
Robert Tats
University of Kansas
Yatt
D. W. Seager
New York
Taft
Seager
United States
Draper Mare
Alexander 5. Wolcott
Wolcott
John Johnson
Morse
Dorothy Catherine Draper
John W. Herscel
England
John W. W. Herschel
Selentiat
Dr. Taft
Jong
Yio
Sands of
Magazincy
Winv
War Talk on Europe and Britain as Invasion Probings Rise
A war column analyzes Germany's blitz and the threatened English Channel crossing, weighing French resistance, Swiss defense, and Britain's empire, while urging resolve. It argues Hitler's risks grow but warns against defeatism, noting industrial mobilization and air defense as key to sustaining Allied resistance.
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Washingston
Wang Sretisa
Frent
Yissem
Germany
Switzerland
Tratt
Nordic
Denmark
Norway
Holland
Belgium
Europe
Hitler
London
Thuy
Napoleon
Untess
Titler
Flanders
Mamne
Verdun
Weygand
Paris
Massachusetts Democratic chairman hints at third term push
William Burke, Massachusetts Democratic state chairman, outlines trends supporting a potential third term for a president, noting Farley delegates and the wartime mood. The letter signals no fight against a third nomination, amid shifting public sentiment after World War II developments and German advances in Europe.
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Washington
Pamlioy
Wiliam Durke
Massachusetts
Democratic
Farley
Jim
Burke
Hitler
Biltz
Rice Theans Thas Tite
U S Master Traino Survey On Global Vehicle Fleet
A department of commerce automotive statistics division reports the United States holds about one third of global motor vehicle numbers and more than two thirds of the world’s automobiles. The survey cites 3,105,000 miles of highways and 28,520,000 moving vehicles in the United States, with the rest of the world possessing 32,030,000 cars.
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U.S
United States
Department of Commeres
diviGen
Practical Cook Book Cunte Only Ten Cente
Advertisement for a low cost practical cookbook offering recipes for vegetables, bread, and desserts. Claims include aprigutiolls and blunberry emulfing, with mention of peanut butter bread and salad ideas. Promises copy by sending ten cents to Eleanor Mune at 919 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago.
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Eleanor Mune
North
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Mines
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