Viennese Women Adopt Colored Handkerchiefs
Vienna July 21 women in handkerchiefs are the vogue with borders in apple green Myrtle blue and pink, hem-stitched designs widely seen in streets and cafes. White handkerchiefs must feature Brusellas lace medallions or quaint old patterns and powder puffs hidden within the folds.
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Inter-Parliamentary Union to Meet Berne Geneva
The twenty second annual Inter Parliamentary Union conference will be held in Berne Aug 22 to 26 and Geneva Aug 27 to 28. European parliamentarians and American delegates will discuss foreign policy armament reduction and League of Nations issues with speakers from Norway France and Germany. The Geneva sessions coincide with the League assembly opening Sept 1.
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Inter-Parliamentary Union
Berne
Union
Popular Chamber
League of Nations
League
Mar Merriot
Mussolini
International Labor Office
Reformation Hall
League Assembly
Theodore B. Burton
United States
Bureau
J. l. Mowinckel
Norway
Walther Schucking
Reichstag
Marius Moutet
France
Permanent Committee For
Fernand Merlin
Vincent Auriol
Deep Gas Well Near Ligonier Reaches 7000 Feet
Gas crews from the People's Natural Gas Company of Pittsburgh drilled nearly 7000 feet into the earth seeking to replenish dwindling regional supplies. The Ligonier effort, four years old, marks the deepest gas well attempted anywhere, passing the 7000 foot milestone on its fourth anniversary.
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Highly Suspected Jasper in New York City Tale
A playful exchange in New York fully News calls a man “one of our most highly suspected citizens” prompting humorous chatter about mystery and identity in a city feature.
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Jasper
New York
Emigration urged for English boys to British colonies
A report to the British Association for the Advancement of Science argues English youths should be trained for colonial life. It notes job congestion in Britain and vast opportunities in overseas dominions, calling for programs to attract boys and girls to farming and colonial work.
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Toronto
Ont
H. B. Gray
C. E. Brown
Vareas Eyre
Richard Gregory
O. N. Latter
John Russell
Great
Britjan
Wellington
Ainsworth Residents Host Visitors and Relatives
Rev Clayton Pearson and his young daughter arrived from Kansas and stay with his parents Mr and Mrs O C Pearson. Helen Gibson and Miss Gibson of Corning Iowa visit the W T Trotter home. Dr Salmon of Columbus Jct visits the McKenzie home. Lee Arthaud and Detroit infant visit the E R Richard home. W W Moore takes a post office vacation and visits daughter Edna Sands in Amberg Wisconsin. Mildred Burris vacations with her son Dr James Burris in Minnesota.
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W. W. Moore
Edna Sands
Amberg
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James Burris
Minensota
First Gas Light Show Opens in 1802 Exhibit
Report claims Benjamin Henry demonstrated the first gas light in the United States at Hay Market Gardens in Richmond Virginia in 1802 a side show titled inisluminable air drew thousands people paid fifty cents to view the marvel believed to be magic.
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United States
Benjamin Henry
Haymarket Gardens
Nichmond
Independence and voters drift in small town politics
In a rural voice, the piece argues for voter independence over party labels. It reflects on shifting loyalties, the rise of independent voters, and the temper of local elections, noting women’s brief political engagement and the fickleness of electorate support.
Essays reveal Russian terror through child memories
Prague July 20 A school in which 500 Russian migrant children write about 1917 to now yields powerful vignettes. One boy recalls family executions and survival after relatives are killed. a 12 year old girl describes war pestilence and hunger. others recount travels and losses as upheaval spreads.
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Persia
Archangel
Norway
London
Egypt
Paris
Stockholm
Warsaw
Brazil
Papa
Java
Sum
Palestine Boy Scouts Train on Mount Carmel in Holy Land
Jewish Scouts in Jerusalem practice signaling atop ancient walls and hike along the Jordan to Mount Carmel slopes where tents rise. Trained by a Mount Carmel camp, two camps open this year funded by Mrs Nathan Straus and Young Judaea, continuing five years of Allied Zionist youth work.
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Palestine
Holy City
Jordan
Moab
Joshua
Mount Carmel
Holy Land
America
England
Jewish Legion
Allenby
Talstine
Nathan Straus
New York
Young Judaga
Young Zionist Boys and Girls of America
Picnic Story Notes Highlight Simple Efficiency
A quirky line suggests that only the main organizer earns the label efficient at a picnic as others fall behind the task of setting up the swing. The remark playfully contrasts effort with outcome.
Early spelling shifts shape modern military rank term
The article traces the word colonel from chronel through Spanish and early French influences, explaining how the r sound arose. It notes the present pronunciation shifted to kurnel around 1500, with the second o previously valued differently.
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