Norse American centennial celebrated in Minnesota
The 1925 Norse American centennial marks one hundred years since the Restaurationen brought Norwegian immigrants to New York Harbor on October 9 1825. Minnesota lawmakers and Norwegians plan a big event at the state fairgrounds June 6 7 and 9 with President Coolidge invited, royal and Canadian leaders expected, and a pageant honoring Kleng Peerson and early Norse settlements in Wisconsin Illinois Iowa Minnesota and the Dakotas.
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Sun Spots Linked to Earth Life Fluctuations
Scientists cite a 110 year sun spot cycle connected to cool periods on Earth and changes in rainfall storms and tree growth. Records show rabbit skins peak when sun spots are lowest and lemming populations surge every three and a half years, affecting migration and survival.
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Popular Mechanics Magazine
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Hudson's Bay
Plunge Into Water Sparks Frantic Thousands
A fragmented OCR snippet shows panicked crowds rushing toward water, suggesting a chaotic scene with many people entering the water in a frenzied rush. Details on location, cause, or outcome are not provided in the readable text.
Plumbers In California League Postponed Baseball
A California industrial league game between two plumber teams was postponed after players forgot to bring bats and balls. Youth's Companion reports the humorous mishap highlighting the plumbers’ bad habit of misplacing their tools.
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Ensemble Suits and Mannish Coats for Juniors
Julia Bottomley reports on junior fashion as ensemble suits gain popularity among discerning women. The mannish coats and double breasted wool coats, including prize Wiles models, mirror adult styles with practical lines, pockets, and tailored frocks.
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Trimming Methods Highlight Fabric Tucks and Godets
The article discusses trimming as a key fashion technique this season, focusing on fabric manipulation in tucks, godets, and flares to create an elaborate look with minimal visible effort. It emphasizes how skilled sewing can achieve striking effects through careful construction.
Silk Fabrics Dominate Modern Outer Garments
The era’s top outerwear relies on crepe satin satin bengaline silk bengaline charmeea faille and taffeta fabrics highlighting silk's popularity in fashion.
Enchanted Young Girls Ensemble Described in Print Fashion
A ten year old girl wears a bright frock of English print and a straight coat in natural colored cashmere, lined with print. The outfit blends cheerful fabrics with tailored lines to create a refined youthful look.
Violet Tones in Millinery Trend Report
The article notes violet tones including fuchsia and cyclamen pinks dominating millinery. It mentions blends of purplish shades and pinkish casts appearing in hats and accessories.
Remarkable recovery after illness with Lydia Pinkham remedy
Forest City Iowa woman recounts severe back pain lasting a year after childbirth. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring her health enabling her to do housework, milking, and caring for a eight month old daughter. She endorses the product and offers to answer letters about it.
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Tribe Clings to Its Old Customs in Korea
The Japanese government struggles with a Korean tribe refusing modern laws and habits. They burn forests for land, resist baths from birth to death, and keep marriages simple as handshakes. The piece notes their health remains sound despite these practices.
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Navy builds 2500 mile range duralumin flying boat
A duralumin metal flying boat capable of 2500 miles nonstop is under construction for the United States Navy.
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