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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1938

Page

28

Parachute Dropped Livestock Kept Troops Supplied in War

In Addis Ababa and Ethiopian hinterland Italian forces used bombing planes to drop live livestock by parachute to provide fresh meat for troops. Sheep goats and cattle were lowered with rip cords, landed safely, then processed by the commissary. Post war, farms near Asab housed planes left to transport livestock.

Addis Ababa Malian Colortista Ethiopia A Spidiers Armay Alerg Danakil du Bartmitut Commissary Department Aasab

The Inventor of the Dimple Making Machine

A curious device claims to alter facial dimples by pressing and rotating under the skin. The inventor touts three adjustable prods to create dimples on cheeks and chin while the wearer sleeps, likening it to earlier Berlin methods.

Marta Goetze Berlin Germany Goetze

Lightweight wooden hats trend in summer fashion

An Indiana club convention signals a shift toward NE-PIECE lightweight hats for men, praised for comfort and durability. The piece notes explorer style helmets, wide brims, and plastic dimples drawing interest, with Dr James Stotter describing internal cheek procedures for dimples.

Styliste Men's Apparel Club of Indiana Clothier and Wurnishers’ Association James Stotter New York Yan

Night Apes In New York Spark Curious Legends

Two small nocturnal apes have arrived in New York from Malaya and entertain Chief Radio Operator Albert Vida. The creatures, related to the donkey family, move on hind legs like kangaroos and possess large eyes for dark vision. Legends surround their behavior and rarity, with various cultural names and superstitions noted.

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