Carnegie Resents Ignoring of Women at Berlin Jubilee
Andrew Carnegie used a Berlin jubilee visit to spotlight American views on women's roles, praising his wife as an equal partner in his success. He lauded Ambassador Leishman as a key supporter in his work on steel railway cars. He also funded the Koch Institute for Infectious Diseases with $100,000 during Prof Koch’s Americas tour.
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New York Times
Berlin
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Castle
James F. Dickie
Sierlin
The
Yageblatt
Dickie
Mr. Carnegie
Kaisers Immaculate
Miekie
Pittsburgh
Ambassador Leishman
Leishman
Prof. Koch
United States
Institute
Gambling grows on the links in London on golf
The article debates whether gambling among golfers is harming golf in southern England. It cites a stockbroker match where the stake was a new automobile and a loss escalated to about 6000 after a sequence of bets, highlighting the spread and impact of bets on play.
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NEW York Times
London
England
German doctors question Friedmann turtle serum claims
Berlin physicians doubt the promised diabetes serum from Dr Friedmann. They cite early improvements from cold-blood culture tuberculin that later worsened outcomes. The Berlin Medical Society says Friedmann misrepresented his serum and the timing of his first announcement.
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NEW York Times
Berlin
Dr. Friedmann
Friedmann
America
Berlin Medical Society
Medical Society
Ugandan King Daudi Owa Makes His London Visit
Daudi Owa Bey of Uganda arrived in London for a four day visit his first to this country. He is described as quiet and unassuming educated in Europe he reads writes and speaks fluently under the guidance of C R Sturrock the Oxford graduate. He plans a three week stay and hopes to see football cricket tennis and boating in England.
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London
Dandi Owa
Uganda
Mwanga
Seychelles
Isin
Ing
C. R. Sturrock
Oxford
Ve Palace
Las
Ths
Daudi i
Cornell
Lukiko
England
Victoria Street
King
Paris
Two Charming Models With Sheer Materials Girdle Details
Two very charming models showcase sheer fine materials and girdles of messaline with draped skirt effects.
Blouse Sale Displays Wide Range of Styles and Prices
Third Floor, 34th Street offers Chiffon, Crepe de Chine, Messaline and Lace Blouses in navy, Copenhagen, sand, gray, white and printed Paris imports. Prices range from 3.96 to 30.00 with many pieces crafted to pair with tailored suits and featuring lace trim and embroidery.
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Paris
Fray Taupe
Copenhagen
Trimmed fashion models and mohair suits at prices
Prettily trimmed models with separate bloomers Mohair suits silk trimmed and Messaline suits priced at $4.96. Heavier mohair models offered at $5.94 $6.94 and $8.94. There are always more unadvertised items.
Macy Luggage Sale Highlights Macy Trunks
A Great Sale of Luggage offers timely savings on bags and trunks. Macy stock includes many kinds and sizes with emphasis on Macy Trunks praised for low cost and dependable quality, built to endure rough handling and provide easy access and protection for clothing.
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Macy
Foreign and Domestic Silk Sale At Macy’s on 35th Street
The new department on the second floor features silks in many weaves and colors. Prices cut by one quarter to one third, with Black Satin Messaline at 99 cents and Canton Crepe at 1.49, plus 18 Bonnet styles from 29 cents to 4.96 a yard and Marchioness silks from 99 cents to 2.97.
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35Th Street
Lyons
France
C. J. Bonnet Et Cie
Macy
Marchioness
Macy’s
Broadway
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Tageblatt
Friedmann’s
Charing Cross
R. H. Macy & Co
Herald Square
34Th St
35Th St
Bear
Italy
Japen
Bohemia
Macy's
Department of Trunks and Bags
Lae
Moires
Crepes
Estiaieal
Scotland
Macy’’s
Macys Herald Square
Wisconsin
Minnesota
China
Japan
Double He Han
34Th Street
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