Rapid Rise of United States as a Naval Power
Figures from the navy department show the United States has moved from third to second in world naval strength, closely trailing Britain. By 1919 projections, the US builds will total 849 ships and 1,116,889 tons, with Britain at 955 ships and 2,772,642 tons. Germany and Japan remain behind, while France trails.
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United States
Great Britain
Germany
United State
Japan
Navy Department
France
New York State
Hungary
Raphael
Paris
Canada
Alberta
Nova Scotia
Benncalke
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Names in the Army Showoff Hidden in Bureau Files
The War Risk Insurance bureau lists 53 200 Johnsons 51 950 Smiths 49 000 Williams 48 000 Browns 28 000 Jones 22 000 Andersons 18 500 Walkers in the U S Army. Counts include 2 138 Johns and 2 002 Williams among Johnsons and 3 412 Johns 2 625 Williams among Smiths.
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Te Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Johnsons
Smiths
Williams
Jones
Andersons
John
William
Johns
HE. Smith
Napoleon Bonaparte
Rodriguez
Domingo
Francisco
Jose
Juan
Ramon
Tomas
Antonio
Isaac
Mystery of the Bureau
Asad
Wilson
Van
van Hook, N. Pd, Mih Gosh
Halsted Street
Chicago
St. Green
Civilian Successor Urged for Stars and Stripes Name
Harold W. Ross’s memorial argues the Stars and Stripes name should be reserved for U S Army use for future expeditions. It notes the 1918 birth in France and final 1919 Paris closing before Versailles treaty, and recounts editors’ rejection of civilian continuations with top military support.
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Congress
Harold W. Ross
the Stars and Stripes
Committee On Military Affairs
American Expeditionary Forces
United States Army
Stars and Stripes
France
Paris
Versailles
Lfe
Secretary of War
Buffalo Supply to Cities Considered in Agriculture Bill
The agricultural appropriation act proposes giving surplus buffalo from government herds to municipalities and public facilities. It notes excess bulls at the Wichita National Forest and Game Preserve in Oklahoma and aims to acquire at least 1,000 head for preservation. The U S herd totals exceed 8,000 with eight government herds. Yellowstone hosts about 50. Smithsonian Zoo holds 18. Wichita preserve started with 15 in 1908 now over 100.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Wichita National Forest and Game Preserve
Oklahoma
North America
Canada
United States
Interior Department
Yellowstone National Park
Smithsonian Institution
National Zoological Park
Washington, D. C
Wichita
Mystery of Bremen Submarine Explained by Congressman
Congressman Edward J. King recounts details of the Bremen disappearance after leaving Bremen for New London in 1916. He cites a British submarine officer’s account of two torpedoes hit midships causing a massive explosion and the ship breaking apart with the name Bremen on the bow, followed by admiralty letters. The Cyclops mystery remains unsolved.
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Bremen
New London
Conn
Edward J. King
Ilinois
Stockbridge
Langley
Kiel Canal
Interesting items reflect early American publishing and tech
A survey of curiosities and trivia notes: Dartmouth’s Gazette as America's first college paper with Daniel Webster contributor. inventions include tubular pocket comb, caterpillar tread cart, blizzard fence, and pocketable perfumery atomizer. Also historical facts on Etruscan symbols, Mexican student flows, and Roosevelt’s NY police era anecdote.
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Dartmouth College
America
The
Gazette
Daniel Webster
United States
Mexico
Central America
South American
Minnesota
Philip H. Dubois
New Paltz
N. Y
Yonkers
Roelff H. Dubois
Roosevelt Grandchildren at Southampton Beach Photographed
Three grandchildren of the late Theodore Roosevelt and children of Lieut. Col. Theodore Roosevelt pose at Southampton Beach. The caption notes their resemblance to the former president and their evident pep.
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Lnte
Theodore Roosevelt
Southampton Beach
Pep
Goral Mountain Goat Impresses Andrews Expedition
Roy Chapman Andrews recalls the goral a highly agile mountain goat from Farther China observed during the American Museum of Natural History expedition. He describes the animal sprinting down cliff faces landing on rocks and bouncing to narrow ledges that seem unable to support a rabbit.
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Roy Chapman Andrews
China
American Museum of Natural History
An Easy Plan to Rent Furnished House for Summer
A curious exchange about disposing old furniture leads to proposing renting the house furnished for the summer. The lady with coral earrings favors quick wear out of clutter while the lady with a purple veil suggests leasing the home as is for guests.
Plants that feed on animals in predator mechanisms
The Venus flytrap and similar plants catch insects with squeeze traps and digest them via peptic fermentation secreted by the leaves. These are real examples of plants feeding on animals.
Optimistic Thought on Emperor's Rights as a Man
A philosophical note asserts that an emperor traveling as a man retains the rights of a man. The idea emphasizes personal liberty and human dignity beyond rank.
Modern Caravansary Dining Rooms Questioned
The architect reviewing city hotel plans is told the six dining room types are insufficient. The Hotel Gazette notes the critique from the commissioned architect regarding the project.
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Hotel Gazette
Dry as Well as Dull at Resort
A brief exchange notes the resort’s dullness and lack of new information. The characters remark their arrival and lament the absence of fresh news.
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Newa
Iowa Aviation Meet Planned Des Moines October
A Des Moines aviation meet is set for early October as part of statewide items. Iowa cyclists, a Burlington death at 71, college drill requirements, burglaries, and agricultural visits color a broad Hawkeye State news day.
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Towa
Des Moines
J. A. Boatman
Iowa Methodist
Burlington
Iowa State College
Howard Jones
the State University
James Ashmore
Dedham
Mort Scott
Kaw
Waterloo
Radcliffe
Whittem
United States
Iowa
Sac City
Alva Chipham
Ab Bawler
Cameron County
Mason City
George 2. Herron
Grinnell
Rand School of Social Science
New York
Wilson
Princess Island
Hag
Rand
Boone County
Grand Jury
Moore
Fred Moore
Angus
Perry
Davidonca
H. M. Havner
Oolwelh
O. G. Wilson
Travis
Clermont
Gus Gunderson
Elgin
Sergt
Bernard Nelson
Company D
One Hundred Sixty-eighth
Centerville
France
Earl D. Tuttle
Tuttle
Air Service
William T. Sherman
Billy
North High
Grinnell College
North Des Moines
Davenport
James Norman Hall
The
American Legion
Colfax
Hall
Legion
Bellevue Plano
H. G. Johnson
Menominee, Wis
Eastern Capital
Autumn fashion features hip wide skirts and new fronts
The article surveys 1920s style with fuller skirts massed at the hips and new front panels. It notes designers like Bullet and Jenny introducing hip emphasis, lace pockets, and flared coats. Paris houses show jade green satin gowns with silver embroidery and signature hip flares using frills and pleats.
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Bullet
Iia
Bullogz
Mme
Jenny
Jong
Ste
Tts
Bernard
Paris
Smocks Rise in Fall Wardrobe For Schoolwear
The article notes prep for the maid at school by starting wardrobe plans early. Fall styles are ready with dresses and blouses in simple designs. It highlights the Gossack Smock as a favored longer straight cut garment with jersey weaves and contrasted embroidery suitable for sport wear and college or high school outfits.
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jJersey
Fancy Handkerchiefs with Embroidered Corners
Fancy handkerchiefs show up to date color shades and delicate borders. White pieces may feature checked blue red pink or khaki borders. Embroidery motifs in corners replace traditional monograms.
Frocks and Draped Silks Preview Summer Trends
The article surveys demi season frocks with draped net skirts that can widen for future wear, plus taupe satin gowns with accordion georgette tunics. It notes silk jersey costumes in light to somber tones, from severe tailoring to semi dressy silhouettes, and a gray silk jersey dress with satin scarf belt.
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Hans
Net fashion offers versatile evening wear options
The description notes net fabric used for evening wear in any color and even color combinations. It highlights that successful styling depends on the wearer's skill and judgment in combining colors and textures.
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U. S. Army
Johnson
Jesus
Christ
Belgium
Onorio Ruotolo
New York City
Cardinal Mercder
Idaho
Rio
President Pessoa
Diredor Pessoa
Bravzil
Riga
Pershing
Laclede
John J. Pershing
General Pershing
Hawkeye State News
Sneha
Wahler
Russia
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