Who's News This Week highlights foreign correspondents
In prewar years Hun S De Blowitz set pace, then American reporters like Frank Smothers of the Chicago Daily News shone abroad. George Rublee, financier of European refugee relief, and Max Weber, flunked artist, feature in this portrait of wartime journalism and art controversies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Europe
Henri S. de Blowitz
Berlin
London Times
de Blowitz
Press Association
Morning Coat
Frank Smothers
Chicago Daily News
Italy
Italy For Faithful Reporting In the Last Year. Mr. Smothers
Chicago
Orient
Boston Transcript
China
Roseville
Ill
University of Wisconsin
Northwestern
George Rublee
Covington, Burling & Rublee
Washington
Robert la Follette
Mr. Rublee
The Life of the Party in Halcyon Camp Mystery
Young Rex Hale visits Casper Kneeland in New York and is drawn into a web of secrets at Halcyon Camp Long Island. He encounters Bert Kneeland's fragile circle including Dr Craig Ruth Forbes and Joan Knee as tensions rise and a cryptic note proclaims this place dangerous. Hale senses a looming danger as Hosanna meets a shady man in the woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taries
Joe E Fine Arts
New York Board of Examiners
Max Weber
Metropolitan Museum
Weber
Russia
America
New York Sun
Great Neck
Gononlgtas
Rex Hale
Casper Kneeland
New York
Hale
Halcyon
Long Island
Fred Ainsworth
Wilbur Nash
Hosanna
Kneeland
Ruth Forbes
Craig
Bert Kneeland
Casey
Joan Kneeand
Ainsworth
Bert
Mrs
Breakfast and beach talk at the camp
Hale enjoys a hearty breakfast as Rose, Miss Hosanna, and Mrs. Spencer Forbes nudge him into a sunlit day. On the beach he swims with Joan Kneeland, sharing a quiet, charged exchange about health, restraint, and the lure of constant movement as the group splits into mingled pairs and wary curiosity grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale
Rose
Rex
Miss Hosanna
Spencer Forbes
Joan
Lillian Russell
Joe
Jane
Hoganna
Undie Set and Day Dress Pattern for Home Sewers
A home sewing pattern describes an undie set slip panty and brassiere plus a full skirted house dress. Sizes 12 to 46 with yardage details for 39 and 35 inch fabrics, trim lengths, and where to order from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Origin of Yankee Doodle Traced to Dutch Words
Article notes uncertainty about Yankee Doodles origin and presents new evidence from James S. Pike. A 1864 Dutch inquiry suggests Yankee derives from Jantje meaning Little John and Doodle from doedel meaning toot. Pike cites Dutch bagpipe usage as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Davis
Davis
Calais
Maine
James S. Pike
Pike
Holland
Boston Advertiser
Jan-tje
Little John
Doedel
Jan Tje Doedel
Columbia University Press
Insects and Flowers Nocturnal Roles in Pollination
The text explains how some flowers emit scent at night and stay odorless by day, attracting nocturnal pollinators, while day-scented blooms attract daytime insects. It notes flowers open and close at different times, mutual benefits with insects, and opposing enemies. It also mentions insects preying on flowers and some plants using flowers to capture insects.
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By Lemuel F. Parton
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Herbert
Cass
Noth
Joan Kneeland
Heaven
Alia
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