New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 12, 1923, Page 28

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1028, e ST T e R S . Bm]l( T[us M”[;H ' Royalty Admired These Shoulders v AGMNST_DMBD WINE | ABOUT VOLCANOES s s W Do W | “Yalley of Ten Thousand Smokes-'l . 3 L | Jerie Jua, 13.—Proventing w a Interesting Volume : 4 | ) 28 These Whe Would Beverage, [tering their wine is one of the new problems of the internal revenue de. partment of the French government, Every drop of water introduced into wine means just so much less revenue 10 the government Also it s argued by the department of agricul- ture that the consumer of wine has a right to a pure produet, if he wants {it, and should be protected, ur- thermore, the consumer I8 apt to put some water in the wine after he gets it home, if only for economy’'s sake, and it is evident that if he sold di- luted wine in the first place, the gov- ernment will be defrauded just so much more, How mueh ves of all they Washington, Ja 12 yoleanoes mean in the human hel though have never b sight or i.(.;wi velume Geo is toid in & new National ty, The publication 18 plete summary of the f six expeditions sent to the regio Mt, Katmai and the Val loy of Ten Thousand Smokes in \iaska, by the Washington society and of the resulls of severa Before the war, when wine was very study of observations mad % cheap in France, dilution was unheard by the expeditions | 3 of, But during lhl"‘pul :ru. out The book, "“The {of 10,472 samples of wine taken from Thousand Rmokes,” was written by | suspected dealers, 4,326 samples were Dr, Robert V. Griges, of the Geo 5 found to have been watered heavily, graphic society, and contains a ln’-‘tl’ u:tl '.'.0;0 convictions for fraud were fund of new information in this lit- | obtained, tle developed field of seience, With- In order to protect the good name in recent years the faseination and of Krench champagnes, there have romance of seclen have begun to been many arrests recently for mi capture popular | ination and nn-; ,—;‘m-,.-""l“‘ .gmynn‘l ::',::. .: book adds a eha o the wonder champagnes, ny real ¢ PAgD rlnr':' :v lmndwx. explorations and is always labelled with that word on cientifie study ‘ the bottle, it is explained, and the Wonders of Voleanoes, purchaser can protect himself when A tremendous voleanie upheaval he orders champagne by looking for { the word “champagne” both on the bottle and on the cork, If this word that could blew from the top of a great mountain 4 times the amount : is not there, then he is drinking a substitute, of earth and rock dug out of the Isthmus of Pa at build the| Panama Caoal L large enough to contain all the buildings 15 cities the size of New York, is worth studying. Such an cvent occurred when the top of Mt Katmai was| = 0 12 . - , . s " B L One of the present sensations of New York is Conchita Piquer sulted from the sion, and the| Spanish dancer who at Monte Carlo last season was told by Al- volume deals with » phenomena | fonso of Spain that she had the finest shoulders in his country. as well as those of the great seething| Her spectacular dances have made her a favorite of the White steaming valley from which it de- Way. rives its title il In addition it describes the Alices| e in-Wonderland phenomena the wake of the eruption-—st a tem- | porary gigantic river t cruised | along the top of a ridge; of streams/ that shifted heir courses; ers hat formed great thermal blan- Kets to preserve deep snow drifts; and a flood that had a million times the destructive power of the Johns- town dam-burst. ing of one yed by the first findings years carefu Valley eof Ten Ditman's Transparent Waterproof Cement, for many uses, mends china, woodenware, glass, ete, sale price 7c tube, a hole ALL-YEAR STRAW HATS, Maker Predicts Sept. 15 Tradition Will Be Broken. Atlantie, N. J,, Jan, 17.—The old tradition calling for the discard- ing of straw hats on Sept. 15 will be shattered this year, according to Frederick G. Phelps of New York, president of the Straw Hat Manu- facturers' association, who spoke here yesterday before the American A%e-|} clation of Wholesale Hatters at its fifteenth semi-annual convention, The speaker also said that straw hats were being worn long before May 1# the generally recognized date for their appearance. He pre- dicted that straws would soon be the fashion the vear around. Mr. Phelps said that next year’'s styles would be conservative and that the brims would be wider, and that there would be no advance in price, OOKED FOOD SHOP MUTUAL BUILDING 10% discount on all Im- ported Needle Books and Cases. So E. Z., Gem of Niagara Star Snap and Wilsnap Fasteners, sale price 7c a card. DR B RS LN, Twink Soap Dyes, sale price 4c¢ pkg. Ikoen intrest in the maintaining of the | various children's institutions in Cin- |cinnati, During the war she was an active worker in the various war Enter | grives, Idea of| Her election campaign was of the | straight political type. During the |last two weeks preceeding the elec- {tion, she was a speaker at every re- An amusing instance of the careful Cinc!nnali. 0., Jan. 12.-—-Hamilton | publican mass Irlm’!ing. s!rr‘fs‘lng 'lh(‘ checking up of facts is related by Dr.|county’s first woman state senator, Jmpnrtanre of women in pout}ns and Griggs who tells how a skeptical| Mrs, Nettie 13, Loughead, a republican, | Ur6ing them to co-operate with the chemist, after learning of the pro-|will go to the Ohio upper house with | posed name for the valley, set out|an open mind to co-operate in formu- | methodically to count the columns of|)ating constructive legislation, she said | WARNS OF RADICALS. | hissing steam, for fear the name was|following her election November 7. Boston, Jan. i2.—Radical socialism an exaggeration He returned tof Although Mrs. Loughead has been |is now perhaps the greatest peril that camp to report soberly that the name|in public life for ten years, this is|looms on our national horizon, the had really been in error—the name, | her first venture into politics. A |Rev. John Cavanaugh, former presi- he said, should have been the Valley; member of several clubs and educa- | dent of Notre Dame university, said in of a Million qukcsv | tional societies, she also is interested |an address yesterday at a Boston Book Not Dry. | in philanthropic work and has taken a |chamber of commerce luncheon. Miss Nettic Loughead Will Ohio State Senmate With Co-operation. Sunset Soap Dyes, sale price 9¢ pkg., 3 for 25c. Natural Wood Finish Good Quality Wooden Household Yardsticks, sale The volume is not a dry technical one, for thrills of personal adven- tures fill the pages. The explorer- author relates in matter of fact fashion how members of the parties walked over acres where a misstep would have plunged them to a par- boiled death in the secething caul- drons of the valley, with the ever- present fear that a chance gust of wind might snuff out their lives with some gas that was more deadly, fif less odorous, than those among which they advanced. And yet, it is added, the region, now that it has been studied, would seem safer than a city street, for not a single member of the several par- ties was lost. Reports brought back so impressed the president of the Tnited States that he immediately set it aside as a national monument, some day to become a park compar- able only by the Yellowstone, and like nothing else on earth for its amazing wonders. The writer, after apologizing for his| necessary use of superlatives, admits the fear that he, like Jim Bridger who heralded the Yellowstone's mar- vels, might be set down as a Man- chausen until future generations shonld vindieate him. He adds: “Many times also have T heen thankful for the tools which modern invention has placed in our hands With kodaks and halftones and mo- tion pictures to record our discov- eries, our advantage over the old time explorer, who could supplement his accountswith nothing better than sketches, was enormous.” Many of Dr. Griggs’ marvelous photographs are included to show the wonders of the region, and the text of the book forms a valuable | contribution to the scientist’s store of information about volcanoes and the many phenomena that accompany eruptions. ~ Court Street Private Hospital LAURA DEMOS, SUPT, Equipped for Medical, Surgical and Maternity 28 COURT ST. 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