Britain’s Yearly Trade Totals in 1920s Import and Export
London reports the Board of Trade Journal shows Britain’s imports for the year to March 31 totalled 1,126,200,000 pounds. Exports of British produce and manufactures reached 775,200,000 pounds and exports of foreign and colonial merchandise amounted to 129,100,000 pounds.
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London
Britain
Board of Trade Journal
Woman Causes Sensation in London Ballroom
A woman in a London hotel ballroom created a sensation as her hair reportedly glowed with phosphoric iridescence when the lights were dimmed, drawing attention from onlookers during the event.
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London
Lump of Silver Found in Canadian Copper Belt Claim
A carpenter developing a mining claim near Cobalt Ontario uncovered a native silver lump weighing 8 200 pounds and valued at 100 000 dollars. The find adds a notable find to the mining activity in the Cobalt district.
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Cobalt Canada
Modern Chinese Girls Defy Tradition in Youth Protests
In Peking on April 15 a Chinese girl vows to renounce her home and cut her hair after a reprimand for writing about democracy and women's freedom. A Hangzhou teen also tests a father arranged match, demanding the suitor shed foreign dress for three months and weekly checkups.
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Peking
Ao Nin
Pei Chiu
Uiwi
Nes
Hangzhow
Cheklang
Teal Teont
Unmarried Woman Adopts Mrs Title on Travel
Miss Betelle Secherer from Germany, lecturing at Smith College of Art, says a German law allows unmarried women to use the prefix Mrs on arrival. She believes the title helps in business travel and suggests young women adopt Mrs at 21. The piece ends with a casual remark on town life.
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New York
Betelle Secherer
Germany
Smith College of Art
Miss Scheyer
Radio Programs and Schedules Across U S Stations
A dense listing of radio programming across networks and cities. It catalogs stations such as WSK Atlanta WGN Chicago WMAQ Chicago WDAP Chicago KYW Chicago WLS Chicago WLW Cincinnati and many others detailing concerts talks musical programs readings and bedtime slots with times and occasional event notes.
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WSK
Atlanta Journal
WGR
Buffalo
WGN
Chicago Tribune
WMAQ
Chicago News
U of Chicago
WDAP
Chicago
KYW
WLS
WLW
Cincinnati
WJAX
Cleveland News
WFAA
Dallas News
KFA
Denver
WWJ
Detroit News
WCX
Detroit
Red Apple Club
WTAS
Elgin
Fort Worth Star Telegram
KFKX
Hastings
KDKA
WDAF
Kansas City Star
Kansas City
KHJ
Los Angeles
WHAS
Loulaville Journal
WLAG
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WG Medford Hillside
WMC
Memphis
CKAC
Montreal
WJY
New York
WJZ
WEAF
WHN
E Entertainment
WOR
Newark
WAAM
WOAW
Omaha
KGO
Oakland
KGW
Portland
WDAR
Philadelphia
WIP
WFI
Pittsburgh
Cornell College 71st Commencement Set for June 11
Mount Vernon Iowa May 16 T J Duncan Clarke associate editor and chief editorial writer of The Chicago Evening Post will be the principal speaker at the 71st annual commencement of Cornell college here June 11 President Updegratt will present diplomas to 110 seniors 107 bachelor of arts and three conservatory graduates bachelor of music Dr Harris F Ball of Yale University will deliver the baccalaureate sermon Sunday June 8 The Sunday vesper service will be conducted by Dr Ernest Rayner Cornell 91 of the Philippine Islands a prominent writer and publisher and former president of Union College of the Philippines since 1919
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Iowa
T. J. Duncan-Clarke
Chicago Evening Post
Cornell College
Updegratt
Conservatory
Harris F. Ball
Yale University
Ernest Rayner
Cornell ‘91
Philippine Islands
Union College of the Philippines
When Do Impolite Children Become Polite on the Way to Growing Up
The Charge takes place somewhere as researchers examine how behavior shifts from rudeness to courtesy during childhood development. Observers note cultural and social factors shaping when manners emerge. The event centers on a discussion of childhood socialization and parental guidance influencing conduct.
Presbyterians to act on Fosdick dispute and equal rights move
Grand Rapids hosting the Presbyterian General Assembly May 22 as women seek elder and minister roles. Memorials urge opposition to war and propose border controls to curb cross-border vice. Fosdick controversy over preaching in New York faces reference to the Permanent Judicial Commission.
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Grand Rapids
Midh
Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
Charles Amory Blinn
Woman's Missionary Society of Cincinnati Presbytery
General Assembly of
Cincinnati
Chicago
Presbytery
Chick Presbytery
Arizona
United States
S‘oclock
Mexico
Philadelphia
First Presbyterian Church of
New York
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Popular American songs draw sharp global critique
In Berlin on April 29, a Berlin Montagspost writer attacks American popular songwriters as charlatans who pander to sickly sentimentality about love and motherhood. The piece notes European familiarity with the genre and cites the success of the German film Mother as evidence that themes endure worldwide.
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Berlin
America
Love
Mother
Germany
United States
A 22 Year Old Jersey Cow Still Produces Strong
In Escalon California a local dairyman's Jersey cow is 22 years old and among America's oldest. She recently delivered her twenty second calf and still yields four gallons of milk daily and more than 40 pounds of butter fat monthly, indicating further productive years ahead.
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Escalon
Cal
Jersey
America
Man chooses work from love not money in life
The quote notes how a man who selects a vocation out of passion often ends up earning less money, highlighting the tension between calling and financial reward in work.
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Miuke
Swedish mother follows flying son around the world
In Stockholm, a white haired mother of Lieut. Erik Nelson watches the progress of the American world flight. She cuts newspapers for route maps and hopes for his safe return next Christmas after years at sea and in the air. Erik left Sweden for the United States fifteen years ago.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Erik Nelson
the World Flight
Erik
Cape Horn
Norwegian whaling expedition returns with catch at Stewart Island
The Ross Sea voyage returns to Stewart Island with 221 bine whales and several finbacks. Oil production including by products totals seventeen thousand barrels.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Ross Sea
Stewart Island
Experience as a Course of Teaching Pauses
A concise note argues that experience forms a teaching method that, over time, becomes surrounded by verbiage and formal constraints, limiting direct use of knowledge and practice. The text questions how repeated instruction shapes skill and understanding.
Village Smithy to Be Destroyed in Kent Town
May 19 authorities in St Mary Cray Kent plan to demolish the village smithy famed in Longfellow verse after the chestnut tree was removed for a street widening scheme. The aging building will give way to progress as the site is repurposed.
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Associated Press
London
Longfellow
St. Mary Cray
Eliza Cook
Rockwell Backed McAdoo Movement Leader Named
David Ladd Rockwell of Ohio national director of the movement to secure William Gibbs McAdoo's presidential nomination. He has 20 years of Ohio politics and helped nominate James M. Cox four years earlier.
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David Ladd Rockwell
William Gilbe McAdoo
Rockwell
James M. Cox
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