Antiquarians eye Constantinople manuscripts in palace library cellars
In London a report details plans by antiquarians and Sir Edwin Pears to study manuscripts hidden in the Byzantine palaces near Constantinople. Many works in Arabic and Greek lie uncatalogued, some likely lost or damaged by neglect, while scholars hope to uncover epistles of St. Clement and other early Christian texts. The effort includes Mt. Athos and St. Sophia holdings, with experts warning most valuable items may be misplaced or stolen.
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New York Fashion Letter on Spring Negligees
In New York Fashion Letter April 12, a guide to the season's negligees notes crepe de chine garments in pale blue with peplum jackets and fluted neck ruffles, plusGeorgette crepe gowns and turquoise blue draped styles. A Fifth Avenue shop showcases a turquoise crepe look with peach waist, while taffeta breakfast coats are described in pink with double wraps.
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Simple home weight loss ad and fashion notes
A mixed notice on weight loss promising ten to sixty pounds with breathing and Korein, plus a fashion-page section describing negligees, nightdresses, caps, and pajamas in pale pinks and blues. It includes gowns with Georgette, crepe, lace trims, quilted yokes, and ribboned nightwear, ending with spring bonnet notes.
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A Fly Narrates A Diary From A Manure Pit
An insect narrator recalls a transformation from maggot to fly and chronicles a day spent exploring a provision shop, barroom, sick rooms, and a garbage-fed world. The diary blends vivid observations of germs typhoid and dysentery with appetite and curiosity as the fly inches toward life beyond its origin.
General Wood Urges Preparedness Plans in Twin Cities
In three speeches in the Twin Cities Major General Leonard Wood urged preparedness and subscriptions to the victory loan and military training for all young men in spite of the league of nations. He said arbitration is good but cannot replace a solid policy of preparedness and warned against naive reliance on the League of Nations.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Advertised for Blood Health
The advertisement promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as effective for blood cleansing and skin disorders like scrofula and eczema, and as a general spring remedy for catarrh rheumatism dyspepsia and debility. It also claims Hood's Pills aid digestion and act as a stomach tonic and mild cathartic.
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