Deserters May Be Rehabilitated in Army Reform Plan
Washington reports a new plan to stop branding deserters as criminals. Fort Leavenworth will house them as reformists until they reform and can reenlist. The English model, already in effect, aims to reduce desertion and improve soldier quality with a gentler approach.
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Letter by Japanese submarine officer found in exhibit
A 1910 Japanese submarine disaster letter by Lieut Tauma Sekuma is photographed by the Japanese government and shown at the Library of Congress. The officer describes the sinking of No. 5 submarine in Hiroshima Bay during maneuvers and his dying actions and apologies to the emperor.
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Chief Moore Denied Presiding Anti Tobacco Conclave
The article recounts that Chief Moore issued an order banning tobacco and messaging to weather stations, prompting ridicule from reporters. A Western anti tobacco group then sought Moore to preside over a world tobacco suppression program, but Dawes gifted Moore Puerto Rican cigars and the group departed after delivering their request.
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Reed Smoot’s abstinence sparks coffee tea questions
The text notes Senator Reed Smoot avoids all stimulants including coffee and tea due to Mormon training. It describes friends’ reactions to sobriety, a few remarks on potential health effects, and how hosts probe his beverage choices during meals.
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Winter Decorative Materials From Kitchen Garden Experiments
A homemaker lacking fresh flowers uses winter produce for table centerpieces. Cabbage cores filled with celery sprigs, celery tops around a plate, and cranberries create white and green decor. Pompit or hemlock sprays, winter pears, and pierced tops add varied textures and color.
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Corsage Trends Dominate Fashion at Home and Abroad
The vogue for corsage flowers is strong at present and expected to spread further. Gowns and theater dresses use them for a smart touch, with high grade millinery also featuring corsages. Window dressers are urged to display them frequently to showcase merchandise.
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New Vanity Bag Design Described in Beadwork Arcade
A fragment outlines a vanity bag with beads larger than a harlept bean and a bead covered exterior. Inside is lined with silk or brocade and edged with a fringe created by beadwork.
Bungalow Rugs and New Dressy Scarfs Featured in Winter Craft Notes
The column recommends sewing carpet rag rugs for nursery use and bungalow decor, noting black stockings repurposed in spiral or peeled-apple shapes. It highlights dress scarves made from heavy black Brussels net with narrow feather bands, with center trim details and length observations.
Debutante Fashions Describe Narrow Flounces and Net Fichu
The passage details a gown with seven narrow flounces edged with lace over a straight skirt. A fichu drapes over the shoulders, bordered with fine net frills, and the bodice is tied with a pink satin bow at the high waist, creating a rebaviming look.
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Dark taffeta dress with etched belt and frock sleeves
The description details a dark taffeta gown with sleeve tops forming a joins at the waist. It notes a contrasting waist segment and lower sleeve portion, a decorative cravat and girdle in Hoerty material finished with a trout and buckle ornament.
Fashion note on pale blue petticoats and wide skirts
The item discusses a fashionable petticoat and wider skirts with a pale blue marliot fabric and azure plaited wousseline hem. It notes women have been cautious with underskirts but suggests interest in the new fascinations of the style.
Shadowed patterns shape new Shetland valley design
The text notes popular but garbled references to vellines and Hehnet patterns in a new Shetland valley. mentions practical motor vals and a potential heavy use this coming term. Readable fragments suggest emphasis on design elements and forthcoming applications.
Busybody Ponders Baby Basket in Street Encounter
An anxious scene unfolds as a man carries a baby-like bundle in a basket while a curious neighbor probes for its contents. The exchange escalates with talk of pawned valuables and avoiding detection, highlighting streetwise suspicion and a tense, fragmented London setting.
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Guayule Rubber Industry Faces Propagation Challenge
Guayule once dismissed as low value has grown into a major rubber source with millions invested. Factories are near guayule fields and towns have formed around operations. Yet the core issue remains how to propagate the plant to ensure a continuous supply, or the industry risks collapse and depopulation of busy areas.
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Q uestioning Doctor Reveals Puzzling Ailment
A fat government official confronts Dr Bly about his health. The doctor reads the problem as par- ticularly grave, noting the patient suffers from "paderwark" and improper payment, in a tense scene with Jeanine listening.
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