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Newspaper

Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1914

Page

6

U S Navy Precedence Sparks Mexico Crisis Debate

The Atlantic fleet at Vera Cruz faces a tense balance of power as American rear admirals yield command precedence to British officers. Critics argue Congress and administration failed to appoint higher ranks, risking U S prestige and strategic aims in Mexico and abroad.

Vera Cruz Mexico James B. Wood Chicago Daily News Admral Craddock Royal Navy United States Washington Congress America George Dewey Fletcher Great Britain Atlantic Charles J. Badger Atlantic Fleet Cameron McR. Winslow Special Service Squadron Frank F. Fletcher Frank E. Beatty Third Clifford J. Roush Henry T. Mayo Navy Farragut David Porter Porter

Girls Boast Many Names Detroit

A Detroit Times piece notes Chinese girls acquire multiple appellations from family and strangers, with terms like Moonbeam Little Sister and Little Miss reflecting roles and respect. It describes two syllable names ending in lan and likens orchid symbolism to a girl’s diverse tastes and occupations.

Detroit Phoenix Lan

Fortune not to change him stays in classroom life

Pittsburgh professor E M Wollank of the language chair at Pittsburgh Normal will not retire on a $25,000,000 Berlin estate he inherits with his son. The great uncle’s will directs male Wollank heirs, and the banker son at Delhi, Louisiana, are sole heirs after a set time. Wollank says wealth won’t force retirement and he plans to teach until age retires him.

Pittsburgh E. M. Wollank Pittsburgh Normal United States Delhi Toi Che Bays

Rubber fabrics shape 1910s bathing fashions for girls and boys

The article reviews rubber cloth swimsuits caps and accessories, noting water shedding fabrics like silk mohair and rubber tissue. It contrasts stylish promenade wear with practical swim gear, urging real water sport caps for keeping hair dry and praising early swimming instruction for boys and girls.

Neptune

Parasol fashions brighten New York polo crowd

A keen crowd of New Yorkers and internationals attended a polo match, admiring paradegoers in light suits and vivid parasol designs. Striped and checked parasols dominated, with black and white variants praised as stylish substitutes for full black attire.

Wireless expansion ties U S Navy to global stations

The United States Navy extends wireless reach with ground stations and aerial apparatus. Arlington Virginia hosts a vast wireless HQ linked to battleships. New stations arise at Pekin, San Pedro Isthmus, Isabel Texas, San Diego, Guantanamo Bay, San Juan, Alaska, Philippines, Hawaii, Guam, and more near completion.

United States’ Navy Seven Seas Arlington Washington Pekin China United States Legation Panama Canal Station San Pedro Darien Isabel Texas Rio Grande Atlantic San Diego Panama Canal Guantanamo Bay Cuba San Juan Porto Rico Alaska Philippines Hawaii Guam Samoa

Wonders of Oregon Hot Springs Near Portland

Reported as 60 springs along the Clackamas river 39 miles south of Estacada and 79 miles from Portland, with one vent seven inches wide. Temps around 220 degrees claim beans and eggs cook in minutes and fish fry in the water. Indigenous legends say tribes cross the mountains to bathe in the Big Hole springs.

Portland Clackamas River Estacada Michel Arquette Big Hole

Battle of the Barges Honors American Victory in 1814

A century ago American flotilla led by Commodore Barney repelled a British blockade in Chesapeake Bay during the battle of the barges. The American barges and gunboats forced the enemy to break formation and retreat to their ships after fierce hand to hand combat near St. Leonard's Creek.

Chesapeake Bay Washington Commodore Barney Patuxent River St. Leonard’s Creek Barney

Boys Will Be Boys in a Candy Bar Autopsy Mock

A playful piece questions modern bar culture and candy indulgence. It humorously imagines a boy examining candy for lampblack and considers whether self restraint and classic literary references guide his choices. The tone mimics a wry, observant small town column.

Tom Sawyer Huckleberry Finn

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