Great Market of Europe Manufactures Exports Rise
An article by O P Austin argues US manufactures have surged in exports, reaching about 400 million dollars of a 4 billion world total. Half to Europe, a quarter to the United Kingdom, and nearly half to British territory. The United States leads in iron steel copper and cotton production. The piece notes potential for further expansion and world markets. The column then shifts to a social scene with a tea gathering and a humorous anecdote about fur coats and a merchant.
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O. P. Austin
Bureau of Statistics
North American Review
Europe
United Kingdom
United States
Austin
Mr. Austin
Germany
France
Orbine
Mary Wilkins
York
Phosphorus Ban Becomes Law in Reichstag
The German Reichstag passed a bill banning white and yellow phosphorus in match making, to take effect after January 1 1908. Interior Secretary von Ponadowsk Wehner argued the dangers of phosphorus vapors causing bone necrosis and hereditary effects, while opponents sought delay citing patent process doubts.
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Reichstag
von Ponadowsk Wehner
Pennsylvania Protects Bullfrogs As Game
Gov Pennypacker signs bill placing bullfrogs under state protection from July 1 to November 1. Offenses incur fines. measure aims to curb a new rural market in bullfrogs and affects local frog-raising industries.
Dinner in a Shell Themed Party in New York Ballroom
Mrs Arthur P Prowl hosted a luncheon for 38 women in a Sherry's New York ballroom described as an egg shell setting with a surrounding farm scene. The event served as a farewell to city life before guests move to country houses. decor included gilt walls and rural murals as guests toured a fantastical outer shell.
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Sherry
New York
Walla
Arthur P. Prowl
Mra. Proal
Mar Thone
Proposal to remove appendix from infants sparks debate
Dr Edward Andruss of Halden Missouri argues in St. Louis before the Missouri Institute of Homeopathy that performing an early infant operation to remove the appendix could prevent later appendicitis. The suggestion provoked vigorous discussion with many attendees opposing the procedure as premature.
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Edward Andruss
Halden
Missouri Institute of Homeopathy
St. Louis
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