Temperatures Cast Week in Advance
Washington scientists report that solar conditions influence weather and earth temperatures. Studies from two observatories plan extended stations worldwide to predict daily New York temperatures up to a week ahead, with moves to higher arid locations and sites in Asia and Southwest Africa.
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Rainbow hues and light summer garb for men in fashion
In bright clothes movement, men embrace rainbow hues. An Irish tweed in dust color and pale blue green stripes appears in backless waist coats. Flappy leg trousers gain popularity with double breasted backless coats and unlined jackets. Ice colored silk shirts emerge as a thin, bluish gray luxury.
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London
Solar heating change warms the eastern region
Observations in New York indicate that the warmth in the east results from a decrease, not an increase, in solar heating. The finding challenges prior assumptions and suggests a shift in regional temperature dynamics.
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New York
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Plan to Revive Old Time German Military Bands
Berlin plans to revive old time German military bands once common in daily life. Jazz and string ensembles replaced them, but a recent movement gathered 20 bands under Prof Oseee Rackenberger at Shadlon, drawing over 26,000 attendees to a single concert.
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California High School Girl Wins Meat Contest
Milas Frances Erdman of Turlock California won the national meat story contest among about 13500 high school entrants. The National Live Stock and Meat Board announced the victory with an $800 cash prize. A committee of home economics leaders selected Erdman for the top honor and other awards.
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United States
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Wireless electric energy transmission proposed by Italian engineer
Report from Turin describes Italian engineer Miduli claiming a method to transmit electric energy as short electromagnetic waves with negligible loss. The system would convert alternating current to high-frequency waves, focus them between transmitter and receiver, and allow polyphase currents for traction and long-distance power without wires, promising synchronization and reduced interference.
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Norse Whalers Lead World in 1925 Catch
Norwegians lead 1925 whaling with about 410 000 barrels of whale oil from South Georgia and surrounding areas. South Orkney and Meslour zones contributed thousands more as total Norwegian catch nears 1.0 million barrels. Reports note advanced vessels with modern gear and a large crew aboard whalers. Separately, heavy floods leave thousands homeless in central and western Galicia amid dispatches from Krakow.
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