British rule entry sparks tidy collar reform in Pulwich
London dispatch notes a postwar trend toward stricter dress codes in American schools if British rules spread. Pulwich college reportedly bars soft collars as untidy, signaling ongoing interest in uniforms and discipline after the war.
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Adelina Patti Dies in Wales After 40 Years as Queen of Song
London reports the death of Adelina Patti at Craig y Nos castle in Penycae South Wales. The famed soprano rose from child prodigy to international star, performing from New York to London and earning headlines with royal patrons and a career spanning over four decades.
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Japan Attacks U.S. Kamchatka Leasing Plan
Tokyo papers condemn a U.S. proposal to lease Kamchatka from the Omsk government and build a railway across Siberia. They caution that an America backed by such access to Europe through Behring Straits represents despotic implied power and moral outrage.
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Brazil Becomes Bee Exporter With Fresh Output Rise
Rio de Janeiro on September 27 reports Brazil has shifted from no beef exports before the war to shipping 75,000 tons annually. Packing plants are being built to raise output as experts from the United States assist in developing the industry. Hog raising will also be developed.
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Mountain Peaks Open to Tourists in Berne
In Berne on September 27 a new trend sees Alpine peak landing sites being leveled to ease ascent for tourists. Climbing remains challenging but more accessible as facilities expand on the mountains.
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Reds World Series Park at Redland Field Described
Cincinnati fans will see the World Series at Redland Field with about 33 000 capacity including new seats and sidewalks used for viewing. The Reds arena features extensive box seats, a temporary roof for press, and five streetcar lines access.
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Old Soldier Claims Number 40 Healed Constipation and Ills
A Wisconsin reader from National tome May 22 reports chronic constipation led to stomach trouble and catarrh with dropsical swelling. After trying doctors and remedies, he saw an ad for Number 40 and began treatment. He credits improvement after two and a half bottles but not full recovery.
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Prosecutor Says Food Cases Are His Jinx in Ohio
In Cleveland on September 27 Assistant Prosecutor David R. Roth failed to convict a group of Ohio milk producers on price maintenance charges. He also lost a robbery case against Max Hamberg and was defeated on a larceny charge against Howard Bacoff. Roth then refused to try John Lard on larceny, blaming food cases for his misfortune.
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Hilo Poised To Rise in Pacific Trade Over Honolulu
Hilo Hawaii grows as a commercial hub on trans Pacific routes. Its imports have more than doubled since 1913, and growing passenger traffic could draw tourists once proper facilities are built. The volcano area is expected to become a major tourist draw.
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Rotary Club Plans Memorial Avenue Tree Planting
Bluefield West Virginia September 27 The Bluefield Rotary club will plant a Memorial avenue to honor great war heroes. J C Nichols of the tree planting committee reported to the American Forestry Society the plan details remain to be finalized.
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City plan names street as 300 foot by 60 foot addition
A new street in a Washington addition measures 300 feet long and 60 feet wide. Trees to be planted will be registered on the national honor roll being compiled by the American Forestry Association.
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Thieves Handcuff Cop in Dewsbury Hay Field
London dispatch reports thieves in Dewsbury fastening a constable to a hay chopping machine with his own handcuffs and tying his ankles with his police belt. The officer managed to free himself and pursue the suspects.
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