Hobbies and collectors fill Chicago show with curios
William Utley profiles hobbyists at the Chicago show featuring buttons, pitchers, ribbons, bookplates, pipes and more. Amateurs such as Mrs Browne of Kansas City and Fred Ettinger of Chicago display prized collections while dealers and clubs present a panorama of curios from stamps to old furniture and fossils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field Museum
Metropolita
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Henry Ford
Tp Dearborn
Mich
Mia
Alf Landon
Kansas
Gov
Henry Horner
Illiois
Oll
Lincoln
Chicago
Hotel Sherman
Butttons
K. L. Browne
Kansas City
Kan
Ing
Pitcaera
Fred 8. Eltinger
Ettinger
Haringer
Kia
Theoba
Geraldine Paulsen
Charles Bragin
Warren
Massachusetts
Michigan
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
California
Umnols
Ohio
Rhode Island
Huseka
Young Lodge
James M. Curley
Curley
Visyor
Worcester
Ariting
Trade, Britain and Latin America Shaping U S Policy
A Carter Field column analyzes U S aims to expand trade with South America as Italy's African focus shifts. It notes Britain pressuring for global markets, Canada ties via the reciprocal pact, and domestic dairy and lumber lobbies shaping tariff debates. It mentions Massachusetts politics and possible jockeying for the Senate in 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Commerce
Italy
Ethiopia
South America
Washington
France
Maximilian
Iide
Africa
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Thia New
Sam
Consula
Panama
Capa Horn
Great Britain
Downing Street
Department of Commerce
United States
London
Francis Drake
Henry Morgen
Britain
Li He
Wisconsin
Canada
Congress
Wrap-Around Slip Pattern Promises Comfort and Style
The Sawing Circle Pattern Dept offers pattern 9070 for a wrap-around slip with no waist bag, backless cut, and a fitted bodice. Sizes 32 through 46 available. requires 3% yards of 80 inch fabric and lace. Send 15 cents for pattern to New York address with name, address, style number, and size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caloa
Sawing Circle Pattern Dept
West Eighteenth St
New York
N. Y
In Korea a year apart washing and weddings tales
A London News Agency piece sketches Korea under Japanese rule with curious contrasts. It notes annual washing habits among men, eggs sold by the string, and elaborate three day weddings where the bride sits on a throne while the groom prays apart for a large family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Yoréa
Itz
Boura
London
Earth Day Slows As Oceans And Hills Impede Spin
French astronomers at Bleudon and Meudon observatories report Earth’s rotation slowing by about one ten thousandth of a second monthly due to tidal actions and geological shifts. Projections indicate days will reach 41 hours in 1 million years, with 18 seconds loss in a century and 1 hour 50 minutes in 2,000 years.
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Bleudon Observatory
Paris
Antoniadi
Thin
Meudon Observatory
Detroit
Newa
That Which I Heard and the Whispered Count
A fragmentary record notes a clash between loud voices and soft whispers, contrasting shouted meaning with quieter signals. The lines suggest miscommunication or suppressed truth as the central tension. No further context or identities are provided in the readable text.
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Utley
John T., Preacott, Jr
Frans Swaty Hone
Hudson Bay
Beatle
Alfrad
Marion L
Sequim
Ada
Iigelt
Louis XV
Louis
Royal Singers
Sir Ettinger
C. U
Pat Salmon
Pat
Mark Twaih
Charley Bragin
Brooklyn
Charley
Western Union
George
C. Lightner
Robbles Magazine
Weetero Nawapaper Union
Carter Field
Beneft
New England
Wiscoualy
Minnesota
Pacific Northwest
Intercata
Florida
Morida
Woodrow Wilson
G. O. P. Hope
White House
Tor
Senate
Cleveland
Wiliam M. Butler
President Coolidge
Butler
David L Walsh
Tan Bol
Earth
Core Eee
Vastory
Big Vine Latia
Aneker-Holth
Port Huron
Teathea Byam Rea
St. St. Paul, Ming
Desa
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