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Newspaper

Woodbridge Leader

Location

Woodbridge, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1927

Page

7

Madame Kollontay Shines As Russian Envoy In Mexico City

The Soviet envoy Alexandra Kollontay, an essayist novelist and diplomat, captivates Mexican officials and foreign ambassadors with charm and intellect. She has served as Minister of Public Welfare and led social reform, seizing monasteries for hospitals and promoting women’s departments while fluent in many languages and active in diplomacy.

Alexandra Kollontay Russia Mexico City South Madame Kollontay Finland Germany England America Soviet Trotsky and Lenin Red Norway Madame Kollontayi Alexandra Madame Kollontag Trotsky Scandinavia Moscow

German armored prison car called Grune Minna offers escape-proof transport

An article describes Germany's Grune Minna prison-on-wheels a heavily armored railcar with cell blocks a lighted buzzer system and reinforcing walls designed to prevent escapes. Berlin operates three such cars with adaptations for violent or insane criminals and direct removal of prisoners from cars to vans.

Sing Sing Great Meadows Comstock N. Y Germany Rogers New York Berlin

Grace Norwood Declines Bobbed Hair Trend in Thomasville

Grace Norwood of Thomasville Georgia says she will keep her long natural hair despite peers adopting the bobbed and short styles. She notes she spends little extra on hair care and believes her appearance suits her best, even with others cutting and curling their hair.

Grace Norwood Miss Norwood Thomasville Georgia America

Bacteria Or Air Sulphur Dioxide Seen Damaging Garments

A debated theory on why shirts and other clothes rot after washing. Prof. Lewis B. Allyn links imperceptible bacteria on wearers to fabric holes, while Elwood Hendrick argues airborne sulphur dioxide from fossil fuels corrodes moist clothing, especially at armpits and line-drying zones, with wrinkles and browning from chemical reactions.

Lewis B. Allyn Westfield Mass Allyn Elwood Hendrick Massachusetts Mr. Hendrick

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