Sun Variability May Alter Earth’s Heat Output
Dr Joel Stebbins told the National Academy of Sciences meeting at the University of Wisconsin that the sun may vary by several per cent in its radiation. Smithsonian studies show the sun as a variable star with small year to year changes, possibly requiring automatic regulation of stellar radiation.
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Madison
Wis
National Academy of Sciences
University of Wisconsin
Joel Stebbins
Washburn Observatory
Stebbins
Doctor Stebbins
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
C. G. Abbot
Smithsonian
Edwin B. Frost
Storrs B. Barrett
Otto Struve
Yerkes Observatory
Earth
Lyre
Vega
U S Explorers Capture Only Lady Gorilla in New York
Congo, the only female gorilla in captivity, arrived from Central Africa aboard the Homeric with Benjamin Burbird of Jacksonville Florida. Captured at Kiva near Stanleyville, Congo was four years old, about 150 pounds, three feet tall, and expected to reach five feet five inches and 300 pounds by fifteen.
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U. S
New York
Congo
Central Africa
Benjamin Burbird
Jacksonville
Fla
Kiva
Stanleyville
Mr. Durbird
Heroic Rescue By Ill Man From Portsmouth Harbor
Lying sick in bed Joseph Birch heard a cry for help and leapt into Portsmouth harbor to save an eighteen month old boy. He carried the child to shore but the infant died before a doctor could attend. Birch collapsed and needed assistance.
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Portsmouth
Eng
Joseph Birch
Birch
Opened a New Chapter in Atlantic Travel Tourism
A wartime shift in ocean travel shows 40 000 Americans crossed the Atlantic in tourist third cabin on 1925 liners. Passengers seek plain comfort over luxury with reasonable fares and full seaworthiness, abandoning class prejudices while enjoying clean quarters and adequate service.
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New York
Atlantic
Majestic
Plover
Europe
Helpful Kitchen Hints From The Kitchen Cabinet 1946
A collection of practical tips on cleaning, preserving, and cooking. Advice covers kerosene cleaning for tubs, glycerin lubrication for utensils, sugar in rinsing water to stiffen fabrics, grater care, scorched cake removal, and keeping implements rust free. Includes sandwich ideas using walnuts and olives, pimento butter, and methods for pan and stove maintenance.
Silks Echo Futuristic Vitraux Designs From Paris Atple
Paris fashion notes in the New York Times describe silks inspired by stained glass windows from cathedrals cloisters and Paris exposition. Mme Jean Ferres marks Vitraux d Art as the influence for pastel spring colors violets mauves greens and turquoise blue with occasional Russian color accents and varied floral patterns across ensembles.
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Paris
New York Times
Brandt
Mme
Jean Ferres
Palm Beach
Chic Coat for Girls in Brown Velours Cloth
Dyers claim the tinting of crepe and chiffon backgrounds could be achieved after initial doubts. A pink rose and pastel leaf pattern blooms on a faint rose field, followed by purple passion flowers on pale lavender, forming a richly colored fabric garden.
Straightline Frock Endures as Winter Fashion Favorite
The article notes the straightline frock remains dominant for business, shopping, and everyday wear. It highlights winter colors brown green beige and blue with matching felt accents. Describes a black velveteen model with circular side pieces epaulet sleeves and adaptable neck ties. Also mentions a twill one piece with inverted plaits white collar and narrow cuffs.
Handbag Fastenings Highlight Practical Value
The latest handbags blend practicality with smart style. They avoid the clumsy bulky underarm look and the tiny pieces reserved for dressy events, offering a versatile everyday option.
Velvet and Velveteen Winter Style Card Highlights Coats and Fur
The feature outlines winter fashion in velvet and velveteen with new coats showing circular hems and plaits for movement. Fur trims at cuffs and necks dominate, with a red wool coat offering detachable lining. Black velvet outfits pair with tunics in contrasting colors and brocade accents.
Fur Trimmed Coat Parade of Velvet and Cat Fur
A brown velvet coat features trim made from bleached light brown and cream fur. The fur details describe an attractive garment with deliberate contrast between velvet and fur accents.
Fashionable handbags with fine clasps and luxury leathers
The article notes meticulous detail in new handbags with medium sizes and envelope shapes. Clasps of tortoise shell jade enamel and marcasite appear on Russian calf reindeer lizard and snake skin bags, reflecting high craftsmanship and smart style.
Frills in Favor in Season Costumes
Dainty points in ladies and court dandies costumes appear in this season with lace edges and frills. New handkerchiefs show net or lace ruffles on the rolled edge. Collars revers jabots and informal frocks are finished with lace or footing frills.
Fur Garments Use Hair From Various Creatures
The article notes hair from animals including rats and reindeer is used for fur garments and trims. It highlights mole fur on hats and mentions tar that accepts tinting for delicate shades, providing contrast to dark satin hats.
Shirred Effects Extend to Dresses and Evening Wraps
Shirred effects first noted in velvet hats have spread to dresses and evening wraps. The shirred velvet evening cape and coat are seen frequently, while two piece crepe de chine dresses often show shirrings as decorative treatment.
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Bennington
Rutland-Lake Michigan
Lraust Company
Municipal Pier
Chicago
Lakes
St. Lawrence River
Atlantic Seaboard
Western Newspaper Union
Kaufmann
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