New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 28, 1924, Page 9

L P DAILY HERALD 'HERALD CAMERA-MEN TELL THEIR STORY' Cyclone Strikes Summer White House Expert Huntress (By Pacific & Atlantic) To join her husband, Edmund Heller, assistant curator of the Field museum, Chicago, Mrs, Dr, Hilda Heller (above) will soon leave for the wild jungles of the Belgian Congo, She is an ex- pert big game hunter, Channel Steamer Goes Aground came to Plymouth, Vi, confe for Chieago Like whirlwind, Brig, Gen. Dawe: with the President, posed for cameramen and was awa all in two hours, Hell an’' Maria Dawes snapped on the Coolidge porch with hi ever present pipe. In Paris (B Pacitic & Atlantic) o shows 8. 8. Newhaven, English of Dieppe Cliff. Four tugs were This exclusive and unusual channel steam gre unable to remov Canoe tilting furniched much mirth and kept the occupant in a rather damp state at recent Unity Canoe regatta at Hudson River, New York. Jump: Proved a Life Saver That he was in T pleature only made by Col (above), confider late President V (By Pacific & AUantie) always means election in Texas), Mrs. Miriam A. Fer- With Democratic nominati (which ne. ) while governor, was impeached on charge he juggled son has vindicated husband (both above), wh S O RS I S g S Jumping bars proved to be a life saver for Amory L. Haskell when he tumbled from his mount at recent Monmouth County, N. J. Colt show, This striking photo shows him at the start of his fall. ,_4!1 Dressed Up (By Pacific & Atlantic) Tt means nothing to this young man that his mother has dolled him up in a novel dragon head- dress for the annual Chinese dragon boat festival. land (Ry Pacific & Atlantic) These three kiddies were judged the finest specimens of triplets in the entire British Empire. Two boys and a girl, they were selectcd from hundreds of trios They are Patrick, Sheila and Denis Girton of Bow, = 1.1, They we e iudged from a physi- eal as well as the L:autiful standpoint, Pacifying a King With Milk (By Pacitic & Atlantie) Ruddy, one of kings of beasts in Los Angeles 700, is starting life on milk bottle, Nurse is Mydine Snow, daughter of H, . Snow, big game hunter, Atlantic Coast Storm Wrecks Plane (By Pacitio & Atlantie) Heavy Seas Drive U. S. 4 (ByPacitic & Atlantie) Torn loose from its moorings during terrific wind storm which swept Atlantic Coast recently, this seaplane was left a wreck at Sheepshead Bay, M. Y. Dredge Ashore at Atlantic City (By Pacific & Atlantic) Decks awash, battered by heavy scas and listing seaward at an angle of 45 degrees the Government dredge Solozar went aground recently off Atlantic City, N. J. ceeded in rescuing crew of eighty men, How Many Meals In If we knew, we'd give ourselves the prize. South Jersey potatoes clogging the highways at Deerfield, N. J. Notice, we say perhaps. This string of wagons shows part of the bumper erop of Perhaps, potatoes will be cheap, Life Guards, after tedious work, suc- (By Pacific & Atlmtic) Florence Lehman, (above) of Bronx, N. Y., weighs 105, but she did not hesitate in rescuing 178 pound man at Rockaway Beach from drowning. (Copyright: 1924: Pacific & Atlantic Photes, Ine.) /e SN