Photographers Eye Big Africa Wildlife Expedition
Renowned photographers K Dugmore and Ranclyfo Dugmore plan a December or January departure from New York to British East Africa to photograph lions, elephants, zebras, and rhinos using Lumiere color techniques and a 14 pound tripod camera. Dugmore aims for vivid animal expressions, while Dugmore seeks to avoid shouting and stay defensive during field tests.
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Ranclyfo Dugnore
Datioor
New York
British East Africa
K. Dugmore
Roosevelt
Lut
Blutt Kerwit Roosevelt
Himelf
Mr. Dug
Pidicutt
Mr. Dugmore
West Indies
Lord Brougham
Plants with eyes. Wager on leaf lenses prove images
Professor Arnold Wager demonstrated that outer skins of many leaves act as lenses. He compared leaf surfaces to insect eyes and showed they can form clear images of surroundings. Wager presented photographs and specimens to the Dublin audience, noting strong focusing by leaf lenses in his studies.
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Wager
Leones
Traving
Francis Nerwin
Dublin
Arnold W. T. Wager
England
Everwear
Lake
Plants and cabinet notes echo past administrations
The article discusses Lerney or Luniere style plant photography and light responses, then shifts to oblique political history noting the death of William F Vilas and listing surviving members of earlier cabinets under Grant Hayes Garfield and Arthur, including Cameron Wil lame Goff Lincoln James MacVeagh Chandler and Deller.
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William F. Vilas
Cleveland
Vilna
Interior
Grant
Hayes
Garfield
Arthur
Hryes
Nathan Goff
Navy
Robert ‘F Lincoln
Thomas L. James
Wayne MacVeagh
Linco
T. M. Deller
William E. Chandler
Cow on Track Delays Express Train on Callroad
An express on a callroad slowed to a halt as a cow on the track halted travel. Passengers, eager to reach their destinations, learned the cause when the conductor explained they had driven the cow off the line but caught up with it again, delaying the journey by about an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itome Journal
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Cheapest Tobacco Leads to Sneaky Shop Confessions
In a Manchester Tinton style note, a Scottish speaker boasts of cheap tobacco from a shop owned by an ally, but the scene reveals a sly magistrate asking evasive questions. A witness hints the shopkeeper avoids direct eye contact, masking darker intents in a murky life scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Edo
Manchester
Tinton
Sheath trousers and fashion notes sweep through fall styles
A vivid fashion sketch describes sheath trousers with knee nap or calf coverage, bold color trends, and new accessories. It notes hats called yodels and Marathon scarves, plus colorful shirts, pale pinks, and dark evening dresses shifting toward richer tones.
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New York
Dlone
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