Tragedy of War Artist Antonio Abruzzino in Florence
The article follows Antonio Abruzzino a Neapolitan artist once in New York who after war injuries and failed romance sits daily on Florence’s cement blocks before the Uffizi drawing Madonnas of Raphael Del Sorte Guido Neni Titian while memories of Blossom Mahoney and a comrade Guillo haunt him. The piece recounts his travels from Naples to Florence to America and back detailing battles, gas exposure, a mime explosion and his silent return to art beside the Ponte Vecchio.
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Austria
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Treasury reports $22 million annual interest saved by June debt moves
Washington notes June fiscal operations reduce fixed government spending. Treasury officials say about $22 million in annual interest charges will be saved by debt changes. About $150 million in new securities issued this month retire roughly $445 million in maturing notes and tax certificates.
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New Japanese Immigrants File as to Residence in U S
Immigration inspectors questioned 238 Japanese arrivals aboard the President McKinley and found many who claimed long residence in the United States yet could not speak English. Officials noted passports from Japan and filed reports with the immigration station.
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Finland Exports 20,000 Tons Paper in April
Helsingfors reports April exports of Finnish paper estimated at 20,000 tons, up from 8,500 tons in March. The industry is expanding with several new factories under construction.
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Substantial Home Gives All of Permanence and Comfort
A detailed look at a brick American Colonial style home featuring a back fireplace, central hall with stairs, sun porch, efficient kitchen and pantry, and a second floor with three bedrooms and a private bath. Exterior brick work and classically balanced windows enhance durability and comfort. Outer dimensions 26 by 39 feet.
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Interior Trim Selection By Decoration Type And Wood Type
The choice of interior trim wood hinges on decorations with close grain woods like birch and maple being hard to stain and finishing lumbers such as gum, oak, and birch requiring careful handling. Gum wood must be seasoned and dry, painted on the wall side, and properly nailed to prevent warping. Western fir on the Pacific coast yields fine panels but has hard and soft spots that stain unevenly.
Varnish Preservative for Floor Linoleum
Linoleum can be preserved to keep printed patterns near new by varnishing every six to eight months. Clean and dry floor before applying two coats when new and one coat as needed. Use mild soap and warm water, wash square yard at a time, rinse and dry. Avoid harsh cleansers and abrasives.
Cigarette smoke leads miners to hidden cave in Mexican lead mine
Mexican workers in a Chihuahua lead and silver mine have found a new use for cigarettes. Smoke drawn through rock cracks guides drillers to a new cave after following the wake of the smoke through a series of caverns along the mine benches.
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Sun's strange rotation in solar differential motion
George Ellery Hale explains in Sun Spots and Magnets that the sun does not rotate as a solid body. A spot near the equator completes a rotation in about 25 days, while a spot at 45 latitude takes two and a half days longer. near the poles the period is even longer.
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