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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1922

Page

10

1 500 000 Rum Ford Wind Fish Battle Off N Y Harbor

Prohibition officers pursued smugglers in New York Harbor as a British fleet vessel Wind Fish carried liquor valued at 1.5 million dollars. The Hanna chaser and three revenue officers boarded, checked papers, and found the cargo registered while ship officers claimed no jurisdiction over inspections. The incident followed lengthy negotiations and a cautious acknowledgment of limits.

N. Y United Stat New York Harbor Jenn D. Arplebs Appleby United States Castome Prohibition Department Customs Department Prohibition Appiebys Ead Department ‘of General Prohibition Henna Internal Revenue

Daily Radio Program Highlights Across Newark and New York

A scrambled listing of radio segments from Newark and New York, mentioning various programs, hosts, sponsors, and stations. The text references musical acts, news features, college bands, and special broadcasts across multiple times and locales, with fragmented program names and venues.

Body of Bronx Man Found in Atlantic City Waterway

The body of Stephen A. Basard, 41, of 001 Valentine Avenue, Bronx, was found in the inland waterway by fishermen. He had been in the water about four days after falling from the million-dollar pier last Tuesday night. Identified by his brother Eugene Nassford.

Bronx Atlantic City Stephen A. Basard Valentine Avenue Bron Alene Ts Healht Baseford Eugene Nassford

Mystery Guests Aboard Hubbard Yacht Deepen The Shore Visit

In Atlantic City on June 28 officers and guests aboard John W. Hubbard’s yacht Alicia, from New York after a turbulent voyage, gathered with about twenty railroad and business figures. Hubbard says there was no business motive and the group journals the stay through Wednesday at Hebbe summerville and hotels. Thunderwood also denies business talks, noting only the weather and voyage affected the party.

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Whitefoot the Wood Mouse Bedtime Tale Summary

A 1922 children's fable by TW Barenasy follows Whitefoot the Wood Mouse and his mate as four adventurous babies outgrow their home. Fears for safety and hunger surface after the youngsters explore the world, prompting the parents to decide to guide them outside and teach survival before they vanish into adulthood.

Whitefoot Whitefest Whitefear Rascal Tenny Little House Barenasy

Danny Scots Balk at First Cabin Rates

Duncan Macbeth a Scots elder complains seven passengers booked in first cabin on Anchor liner Columbia from Glasgow. He notes thrift and mocks luxury while James Kelly Sineral Secretary buys a second cabin for himself and wife. Macbeth laments high rates and cross checks the voyage’s social contrasts.

Macbeth Columbia Scotland Glasgow Duncan Macbeth Ne Anid Wimmen Ningls Lnssien James Kelly Scottian Jun Ool Union Aad Eddinburen

Weather Report from Eastern Standard Time era

Official record shows temperatures over twenty four hours with dates and averages. Humidity barometer readings and general weather conditions are noted with references to wind, precipitation and atmospheric pressure. Forecasts mention Atlantic region trends and southwest readings for the day.

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Fashioning Summer Dress Fabrics at the Dress Goods Salon

The Dress Goods Salon showcases matelasaca quilted silk and wool, new embroidered kasha cloth, Rodier's Baragladine, and imported French fabrics. It highlights embroidered cottons in batistes and linens, striped linens with tiny jackets, and Epanges sports fabrics in soft greens and pastels with roses. First floor, Old Building.

Rodier

Folding Clocks Offered In Leather Cases At Street Floor Old Building

Folding clocks priced from 12 75 to 36 feature radium dials for night use and many run eight days without rewinding. Various shapes light and heavy finishes in red blue green and black. Leather case models range 14 75 to 36 with one day to eight day movements offered.

Remington Portable $60 at Commercial Stall Downstairs

The Remington Portable typewriter offers complete efficiency in a compact 4 inch high case. It weighs lightly, has a standard writing keyboard, no figure shifting, automatic ribbon reverse, and moves like a small camera. Ideal for writers, authors, newspapermen, and students with modest funds.

Kodak Remington

Stickleys New York Furniture Sale Invades Fifth Gallery

A hurricane sale showcases Stickley associated cabinet makers pieces from New York and imported Grand Rapids and Syracuse stock. The catalog lists numerous oak, walnut, and mahogany suites and individual pieces with prices from $8.50 to $209, including bedroom, dining, breakfast, and parlor furnishings.

Stickles Associated Craftamen Shops New York Grand Rapids Show Room Syracuse Stickley

Last Chance on Prices for Heavily Packaged Sheets

Advertises final shipment of bedding sheets and pillow items from a firm. Claims no more at current prices, urges advance purchase. Lists various sizes and quantities in dozens, with notes on fabric finish and hem measurements.

Radio Program Highlights and Recitals Broadcast Schedule

The WWZ 369 meter wavelength station presents a 1:40 program with a brief song recital by engineer trice Bloom, soprano J Thurston Noe, followed by June Recoraine for the Victrola. A 3:40 recital features Leos Fisher, soprano, with J Thurston Noe at the piano. An afternoon Children’s Hour includes a reading by a well known writer, with Mrs Anna Hazel Dean performing, supported by the American Red Cross health program.

WWZ Eng Trice Bloom J. Thurston Noe Leos Fisher Anna Hazel Dean Studio Health Praial American Red Cross Arar Sita Lites

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