Proposal for an international wireless weather station at Baffin Bay
Northern Canada origin proposes an internationally owned wireless weather observation station at Baffin Bay to supply data to world weather services. U.S officials back the plan, citing risks from unforeseen northern weather and the value of early warnings for droughts and storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baffin Bay
Washington
Sail
U.S
United States Weather Bureau
International Weather Observation Station
Jithe
Jan Mayen
Greenland
United States
Bjerkus Ekerold
Jan Mayen Station
Brooklyn Man Jailed After One Kiss While Helping Girl
Frank Dunn of Brooklyn New York was sentenced to 15 days in the workhouse by Magistrate Eilpern for kissing Margaret Swenson. An object lodged in the girl's eye while she walked, Dunn offered to remove it, did so, and then kissed her without pay or acknowledgment, leading to his arrest.
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Frank Dunn
Brooklyn
N. Y
Eilpern
Margaret Swenson
Dunn
Yanks Rescue Wrecked Japs After Ryokai Maru Sinks
Manila forty five Japanese sailors rescued from the Ryokai Maru wreck after it ran on coral ledges in the Panagatan Cay straits amid fog and a south wind. An American destroyer Whipple and the tug Wompatuck guided lifeboat rescue as centipedes injured crew on the reef. Captain Mizuno remained aboard until sea conditions forced abandoning ship.
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Manila
Java
Yokohama
Panagatan Cay
Straits of
Mindoro
Mizuno
Crystall de Stroyer
Waste fruit given new life by government circular
The Agricultural Department circular outlines methods to utilize citrus waste from oranges grapefruits limes and lemons. It details recipes and processes for candied peel juice vinegar marmalades and drier by products, noting home scale feasibility for grapefruit juice and critiquing equipment needs. A violent animal incident in McKee Falls is also reported.
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Washington
Agricultural Department
Bureau of Chemistry
Chenist
Reskins
Evirus
Mens
Hakong
Similarities Noted Between Dwarf Chameleon and Ceratops
A marked resemblance is observed between the dwarf chameleon from Kamerun Africa and the giant prehistoric reptile Ceratops, measuring around 20 feet long and about 8 feet high, suggesting striking parallels in form and appearance.
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Kamerun
Africa
Ring Up Loot on Cash Register in Metamora
Metamora Michigan resident IWing Ludwig reported a nighttime theft after discovering his shop cash register showed a payout of 200 dollars while 20 dollars worth of tires were stolen during the night. Police were alerted and are investigating the burglary.
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Metamora
Winter fabrics shape draperies for a supple straight silhouette
A fashion note outlines trends for winter fabrics with shimmering weaves and supple draperies. Crepe de chine remains dominant, while silks and laces in metallic patterns rise in favor. Blistered silks seen in Paris may grow in use, with muted day colors for formal wear and bright colors for street styles.
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Paris
Todas
Lace and metal threads described in intricate fashion
The text details long ribbon streamers and a new trim, using gold or silver lace with fine braiding forming leaf motifs. A solid bright gold flower stands among dull leaves, creating an effect described as chamado mas seaux, noted here as messy in character.
Knitted Frocks for Girls Show Novel Weave and Color
Knitted fabrics for autumn and winter girls frocks are praised for softness with sturdiness. New materials offer distinct weaves and color blends, trimmed simply with wool embroidery and cord. Some fabrics feature stripes or silk embroidered dots in contrasting colors, reducing the need for heavy trimming.
Satin hats on display in smart millinery shops
Large satin hats in black and brown are shown in fashionable millinery shops. Twisted velvet rosettes or flowers of velvet or silk are often the sole trimming.
Cut Steel Earrings at Brisbane Stone Settings
Long earrings of cut steel favored at Most the brisbanes of stone settings.
Chic Sleeveless Jackets Remain Fashion Focus at Chanel
Fashion writers note Chanel maintains straight lines with lace and embroidery, highlighting powdery silks with lace veiling and frocks paired with delicate sheveless jackets. Caliptix shifts to paler blues and roses, favoring pompadour silks while Carlott adds minimal novelty, sticking to embellishments and updated details rather than new silhouettes.
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Chanel
Caliptix
Tam o Shanter Hat Display in Brass and Silver Ornament
A new version of the Tam o Shanter is shown with a striking metallic helm like finish and a silver ornament. The display highlights a battered steel tone and features Fel Wid as part of the decorative detail.
Bertha Fashion Feature Debuts Square Corner Design
A Bertha with square corners is showcased, replacing round styles. The model blends round back and shoulder lines with a saree effect in front. The popular round collar remains for straight front vests, while a second round collar with inset work is highlighted as fashionable.
New Shades of Green in Velvet Frocks and Tops
A vintage catalog note lists several green shades for cilk crepe and chif fen velvet frocks, including bronze, peseda, scarabee, Sea-serpent, haricot tert, and Boys' Topccate. It also describes little boys' topecaty shades of crax and taupe with collars in squirrel and beaver imagery.
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Chicago Mother
A Chicago mother describes using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for menstrual trouble and fatigue. She reports improved health enabling her to work as a sewing machine operator and tailor helper to support her child, endorsing the medicine for other women with similar ailments.
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Chicago
Minois
Lytia EL Pinkhaw
Tama
Lydia Pinkham
Mrs
Mary Enrico
Carpenter St
Linois
Lydia E. Pinkham
Feathers Ban Sparks Bootlegging Remark in Feathers
In Feathers a policy bans bird of paradise plumage provoking a quip about enforcement. The dialogue notes, There is bootlegging going on, of course, hinting at illicit activity around feather use and restrictions amid social backlash.
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Home Dyeing For All
A retailer extols Diamond Dyes as simple for any woman to refresh worn clothing and fabrics. Instructions claim wool silk linen cotton or mixed goods dye correctly without spotting fading or running. The ad urges buying Diamond Dyes from a druggist to guarantee perfect home dyeing.
Watch Her Step in a Witty Exchange
A playful dialogue unfolds as a caller asks if she is called a cat with sharp repartee. Tension rises when one character declines to let it pass and proposes a challenge to prove the accusation. The scene hinges on wit and social dynamics between the speakers.
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World Weather Station
U. S
Canada
Atlantic Seaboard
Yanks
Ryoka
Mari
Strich Navy
Dan” McGrew
Wrevhinz
Orstany
Newcastle
England
Yamamoto Kisen Sho
California
Uncle Sam
Bureau of Chemistry of Agricultural Department
Total Los
Walter
McKee Falls
John Fry
Fry
Hne
Unu
Bertha
Mrs. Enrico
Doan
Cox
van Buren Ave
Dixon
Rean
Dean
Buffalo
Wasth MA
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