Amundsen plans air route to North Pole from Cape Barrow
Captain Amundsen aims to fly 1 275 miles from Cape Barrow toward the North Pole and continue 485 miles to Cape Columbia for about 1 760 miles, allowing for deviations to roughly 2 000 miles. He hopes to assess drift chances across the polar basin and identify safe passage if possible. The piece also notes a wet season doubling prices of cotton and linen and recalls a local hotel visit by Tobe Smathers and Gabe Gunshun of Mount Piggy in the Warks with a ribald nighttime exchange overheard.
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Amundsen
Cape Barrow
North Pole
Cape Columbia
Polar Basin
Earth
Keners City Star
Unclear fragment hints at a season or event
Fragmentary text mentions seasons and a cone but lacks clear events or entities to identify. No verifiable person or organization is present.
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Pric
White Crepe Evening Gowne Armhole Curve Analysis
A fashion feature discusses a white crepe evening gown with layered sleeves and a blue chiffon peep under the gray fold. It emphasizes armhole curve shaping as crucial to drape and overall design, noting trims limited to blue bead patterns at the neckline and inserts.
Glove Repair and Fashions From a Modiste’s Advice
The text outlines glove mending techniques for repairing worn areas, inserting patches from the inside, and smoothing the outer surface. It also includes a fashion annotations on foulard fabrics, their cooling look, and guidance from a New York modiste on simple embellishment to preserve a chic, understated appearance.
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New York
Printed fabrics for summer fashion and silhouettes
The article discusses decorative printed textiles used in 19th or early 20th century dressmaking, describing fabric properties, pairing with tulle and crepon, and the impact of black contrasts on lighter gowns. It notes sleeve and cape styles, boleros, and versatile station of fabrics for frocks and jackets.
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Asi
Majestic Arrives New York On Third Atlantic Voyage
Reports describe the liner Majestic reaching New York from Southampton and Cherbourg in wet cold conditions. Passengers recalled Brighton carnival scenes with bathing attire and mock kings and queens in a seaside pageant amid damp weather. A child unexpectedly commented on death and burial, adding a morbid undertone to the otherwise tranquil sea visit.
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New York
Southampton
Cherbourg
America
Brighton
Bathing Belles Pa
Sm Ollsking
Ea’ Todos
Westers
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