Tuberculosis Cuts Two Years Off White Males Life Span
New York report to the American Association of the Advancement of Science cites revised estimates by Harold C. Larsen of the University of Wisconsin. Tuberculosis shortens life expectancy for white baby boys by about 1.931 years, with 1.493 years lost between ages 20 and 70. If eradicated, life expectancy at birth for white males would rise from 65.386 to 57.3817 years. Monetary loss estimated at $179,000,000 annually from deaths, excluding sickness and disability costs.
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New York
United States
American Association of the Advancement of Science
Harold C. Larsen
University of Wisconsin
Mexico Will Labor Experiment if Congress Approves
Mexico City reports that approval of Provisional President Ennio Portes Gil’s labor bill would launch a major reform era. It centers on labor courts, compulsory workers’ insurance, and government control of pricing during crises, shaping a nationalized labor system linked to Obregon's late plan.
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Mexico City
Congress
Ennio Portes Gill
Mexico
Irea
Alvaro Obregon
Portee Gil
Autos Now Legal On Main Street of Kansas City
Autos now legal on Goodland Kansas main street as city revises ordinances and enforces new rule. motorists previously faced arrest under an old prohibition that had long remained on the books but remained unenforced until now. The change allows normal traffic flow without risk of city enforcement for that stretch.
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Main Street
Kansas City
Goodland
Kan
Automobile Case Sparked By Horse-Drawn Runaway Incident
A case involving a street collision arose from an early automobile incident when a vehicle fled the scene pulling a team of horses, causing damage on the main street. The matter remained largely unknown to the public at the time.
Off Year For Water Color Exhibit In New York
The joint American Water Color Society and New York Water Color Club show at the Fine Arts building displays 484 pictures. While some artists deliver strong work, a muffled lifeless tone pervades the overall display. Notable pieces include Chauncey F. Ryer landscapes, Julius Delbes longshore scenes, Pop Hart atmospheric studies in The Rain Showers, and Charles Sarka Long Beach scenes with figures along the boardwalk.
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New York
American Water Color Society
New York Water Color Club
Fine Arts Building
Chauncey F. Ryer
Vanderbilt
Longshore
Julius Delbes
South
Pop Hart
Charles Sarka
Long Beach
Cohen
Group of
City Studies
Notably the Lamplight and American Watercolor Gems
The New York reviewer praises Lamplight for quiet joy and notes The Sea Captain's House by Henry Bill Setdens as a superb American locale watercolor. Arnold Hall studies Bridge with a novel perspective while Bertha Menzier Peyton, Harry Alan Weston, Karl Larsen, and George Laurence Nelson contribute notable pieces in Gloucester Harbor, Wine Makers, The Ice House, and other scenes.
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Henry Bill
Mr. Hall
Harry Alan Weston
Karl Larsen
George Laurence Nelson
Exhibition notes at the Metropolitan and related galleries
The piece surveys four studies of the American wing at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and features Elizabeth Price’s Lace Museum Bruges. It also notes Arthur Beaumont’s varied pictures and Walter L. Palmer’s In the Ravine, contrasting Palmer with the Russian artist Choultse recently shown at Jona’s gallery.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
M. Elizabeth Price
Lace Museum
Bruges
Arthur Beaumont
Walter L. Palmer
Choultse
Mr. Jona
Venetian group by Wolchonck displays new ideas
Louis Wolchonck leads a Venetian group with fresh takes on the most painted city in the world. Bridney W. Wiggins guides viewers to Spain and older towns in four watercolors. John Ward Dungmore offers a King Lear variant and Charlies Warren Eaton shows a Group of Pines and Juno Day at Lake Como.
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Louis Wolchonck
Bridney W. Wiggins
Spain
John Ward Dungmore
Charlies Warren Eaton
Lake Como
Mabel Lisle Ducasse
Herbert Mayers
Park Superintendent Announces Tulip Bulb Planting Plan
San Francisco officials say 160000 tulip bulbs will bloom next spring. John M Laren and assistants plant 80000 bulbs in front of the Golden Gate Park conservatory and 40000 in the Civic Center, aiming to brighten city spaces.
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San Francisco
John M Laren
Gold Gate Park Conservatory
Civic Center
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