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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
3
Informal gathering at Anderson Gallery features works titled Dream Stuff and Delirium. Dr Heze Ped Carninci questions authentic authorship while noting the pieces hint at drug influence rather than spiritual phenomena.
A dense read with musical selections and talks listed for a Friday night radio schedule. Performers include soprano Beatrice Miao and pianist Beatrice Miao, with orchestral pieces and talks by various hosts. The page notes station WGY Schenectady and references several programs, concerts, and advertisements across multiple segments.
Mrs Forrest, a noted spiritualist, displays biometric drawings described as precise and involuntary in nature. Arthur Stilwell discusses his spirit-guided life, while Mrs Sawtelle and Katherine Heyman contribute rapid sketches inspired by Chopin and Scriabin in the studio setting.
General regional forecast notes moderate to warm temperatures with variable winds. New England to the Atlantic states may see showers changing to possible rain by Friday and Saturday with warming trend across southern regions.
As midnight closed the deadline for the quarter, U S revenue offices report a sharp fall in income tax payments. New York district receipts from June 1 to 14 totaled 12.99 million, far below 29 million the previous year, with overall estimates for June dipping below 39 million for the half month. The report notes a low per cent penalty for late payment and warns delinquents face higher charges, while the one cent taxpayer faces stiff penalties.
United States Forest Products Laboratory announces a new method to devink old newspapers. A mill under commercial conditions has devinked 100 tons of papers and remade them into newsprint stock of suitable strength and color. Public acceptance followed the laboratory announcement.
Whitefoot the Wood Mouse discovers four baby mice in the nest with Little Mrs. Whitefoot. He feels pride yet jealousy as he learns he must sleep apart and help care for the brood. The tale centers on parental love, family duties, and a mouse’s growing pride in his offspring.
Silk scarfs and fibre silk scarfs with openwork lace designs described as delicate enough for summer frocks. The copy touts color to boost sports costume appeal and notes affordable prices. Second floor Old Building.
An especially interesting collection of tailored blouses in New York is to be found in our Blouse Salons. Made of superior materials in accepted styles by the best shirtmaker in this country, these blouses are very desirable and, at the same time, very moderately priced. Particular attention has been given to the cut of the collars, the snug fit of the shoulders and the well-shaped sleeves, and all seams are carefully felled.
The Flapper camp and vacation suit for boys priced at 2.95 features a coat style shirt with sports collar and short wide trousers with matching belt. Available in sizes 6 to 16 and in Little Fellows 3 to 9 years as a one piece with sports collar and pockets for 2.30.
Wanamaker offers khaki Toggery for boys ages 7 to 18 including knickers with belt and brass buckle priced from 1.35 to 6.50, white duck trousers 2.25, long khaki jeans 2.25, khaki sports blouses 1 and 2.75, all wool jerseys 2.76 to 3.95, bathing suits 3.50, and flannel blouses 2.75 on street floor in the New Building.
A local ad urges a convenient day to prep for the weekend with a wide range of men’s suits and accessories. Two-piece knicker and four-piece sports suits priced from 25 to 75 dollars, regular suits 40 to 60 dollars, and odds like 50 and 56 dollar groups at 38.50. Also offered are outings, bags, and shoes with varied prices and styles.
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