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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1922
Page
39
A playful note invites readers to clear desks and rush to buy new rods and lures. The piece evokes office life, Catskill trout, and a nightly fishing mood urging readers to visit tomorrow for gear. The call to action centers on shopping for fishing equipment.
An article describes a wave of new bass fishing gear including Wilder fig lure, feathered penne, light nimble rods, and refined casting rates. It mentions specific tackle brands like New Jersey style poles, narrow stream gear, and Hardy and Hedden lines, highlighting improvements for taut casting and flexible, skilled angling.
A catalog entry lists complete outfits for fishing enthusiasts including waders wading shoes jackets breeches and rainproof coats. It notes a Fishing Tackle Folder starting June 20 for summer sales and slower Saturdays at an unnamed location.
Nomination day in Dublin reveals independents seeking about two thirds of the 128-seat Dail, led by De Valera and Collins. Pre treaty factions face pressure as London talks on Irish peace loom, with contests in Cavan and Dublin shaping the election.
William Fellowes Morgan addresses the High School Civics Department captains about keeping streets and parks free from litter. He cites recent citywide observations of careless disposal and urges stronger enforcement by the Park and Street Cleaning Departments. Attendees include anti litter bureau leaders and city officials discussing civic action and public responsibilities.
Settlement ends a long will dispute over the Griswold estate valued near prewar totals, with Mary Triechmen of Northfield and others named in the arrangement. The case involves trust provisions and a large bequest, and hearings concluded with judges noting the estate’s management and resulting allocations.
Col Faison is advanced to brigadier general in the regular army. The promotion was announced by President Harding and the information was sent to Kenai for confirmation.
A British inventor disputed reports of a successful helicopter test. He claimed the craft could not yet rise, hover, or fly the required distances, with engines inadequate and government funding uncertain. Officials and newspapers noted the controversy over announced capabilities versus actual performance.
A historical article discusses experts weighing helicopters as a potential safer alternative to dangerous gas balloons in future warfare. It cites notable inventors and nations exploring aeronautical experiments, outlining hopes, doubts, and the evolving role of rotorcraft in military use.
Berlin officials warmly approve the retention of a limited American force in the Rhineland sector. They say the move boosts morale and serves as a national link in German American friendship.
A garbled excerpt describes an inventor or official noting past demonstrations by Meter Cooper Hewitt and discussing pulling a machine straight up through the air. It references a new contract and potential future demonstrations, with unclear names and specifics.
In Gettysburg Paeiemmargies ry Tantrebene GRITYSBURG, Te, the bronze and granite monument to Major General Francie Barlow, commander of the 1st Division, 11th Army Corps at Gettysburg, was unveiled amid the presence of many veteran regiments and officials. Jona b Lyons, New York State official, delivered remarks while Gen Barlow Jry’s granddaughter presided. A saluting party and a poem by Joseph Clarke and Luther D Cable of New York accompanied the ceremony.
Paris reports French fashion house Poiret seeks royalties from American designers accused of copying his gown silhouettes. The article notes traders and buyers distressed by cheap imitations and describes ongoing disputes over model rights and reproduction.
In Warsaw on June 1 the Polish cabinet announced its resignation amid sharp disagreements over procedure and security clearances. Prime Minister Panlawmary faced pressure as party factions debated the path forward and the government prepared formal steps.
Newark youth died after a street fight with a grocer who told him to move on. The incident began when the two men,Gold and Edward Lramy, clashed after the grocer confronted the youth near Minkapl's store. Police reported the skirmish left the youth with fatal injuries.
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