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Fashion Fanny and Polly Have a Day Together
HEN Polly came to town to spend the week-end with her cousin. Fashion
Fanny, she brought with her two of her new dresses wtiich her mother
had Just made for her. One was of a soft voile in a bright yellow and
black check. The yoke was of white voile with little crocheted buttons trim
ming it.
Then sh« had i little blue taffeta with bands of gay red embroidery on waist,
skirt and sleeves. Her hat of folded ribbon was also in these colors, and she
looked very gay, even though she still wore her winter coat instead of a new
spring one. February days are a bit too cold to change to thin spring wraps.
She also brought with her her new school bag of bright red patent leather,
which was one 6f her Christmas presents.
You can imagine what fun she and Fashion Fanny had! They went to Sat
urday matinee, Fashion Fanny’s mother accompanying them, of course. They
went down town early so they would have plenty of time, and had lunch at one
of the large hotels. ,
Then Polly had her curls trimmed In the hair shop of one of the stores.
And then as they still had a few minutes before the theater, they went up to the
toy department and saw ever so many wonderful things. The frog that hopped
along the counter, the nodding lion, and the doll that cries “mamma,” and walks
about with a littlo help.
Goodness! llujt Polly and Fashion Fanny had a most scrumptious time, and
they’ll remember it for months to come.
DIRECTIONS FOR USING THE CUTOUT—Cut out the figure and
mount on pasteboard. Then cut out the garments and fold the tabs hack
so they will hold the garments in place on the figure. The hat must be
cut on the dotted line to slip over head.
Miscellaneous News From tne Realm of Science and Invention
The Turkish nationalist govern
ment is to enforce a rule which
provides that all persons intending
marriage must submit to a medical
examination. Violations will result
in severe punishment and annul
ment of the marriage.
Thirty-three hundred and sixty
persons were killed by wild animals
in British India In 1921. Tigers
were responsible for 1,454 deaths,
leopards for 660, wolves for 556,
bears for 69, elephants for 70, hy
enas for 10 and Bnakes for 19,396.
The flag of the Philippine Islands
is composed of horizontal stripes of
blue and red, with an inset triangle
of white. On this is imprinted &
golden sun and three golden stars,
representing the three island groups
composing the Philippine archipel
ago.
in Italy, the municipality of
Home is seeking an American loan
-< 500.000,000 lire ($100,000,000) to
repair its tattered finances, under
take municipal improvements, give
a thorough house cleaning to the
city and extend the municipal elec
tric light plants and services.
The professlonel man in Brazil
wears a large ring on his Index An
ger to denote the profession to
which he belongs. Lawyers, for in
stance, wear a ring with a large
ruby; doctors, a ring with an em
erald; engineers, sapphire; priests,
amethyst; military engineers, topaz;
bachelor of letters, crpal. The stones
are invariably very large, usually
being oblong in shape and about an
inch or more long, so they can be
distinguished at some distance.
A tiny airplane, which Is nothing
more or less than a flying wing, has
been designed in France. There is
no fuselage or body in the machine.
The pilot sits in a place in the
wing, and the motor, developing
about 12 horsepower, is also placed
inside the wing, driving an air
screw, which revolves just in front
of the wing. Wheels underneath
for landing and a tapering tail, car
rying a rudder and elevators, com
prise ail there is external about this
simplified machine.
To produce 100 pounds of com
mon wood-print paper, the follow
ing commodities are required: Wood
13.4 cubic feet; sulphur, 12.7 pounds;
limestone, 17.5 pounds; kerosene,
5.7 ounces; bleaching powder, 14.3
pounds; rosin, 3 pounds: soda, 0.515
pounds; alum, 4.2 pounds; color, 1.8
ounces; coal, 320 pounds; iron sul
phate, 0.79 ounces; copper sulphate,
0 19 ounces; lime, 3.17 ounces, and
7.500 gallons of chemically treated
and filtered water.
An airplane taxi has been pro
duced in England, capable of carry
ing a pilot, two passengers, and sev
eral suitcases from I.ondon to Paris,
the rate being S7. This amount is
one-third the present train fare, and
less than one-fourth the amount
the present air lines charge.
An astronomical clock must keep
more nearly perfect time than any
other instrument. The makers of
such clocks must consider how
much effect slight changes in tho
temperature and in the pressure of
the air will have upon the oscilla
tion of the pendulum. There have
been prepared elaborate tables that
show the weights of dry and moist
nir at varying temperatures and
atmospheric pressures.
As the result of experiments com
pleted by Itobert II. CSault, profes
sor of psychology at Northwestern
university, Willetta Huggins, 17
years old, a deaf and blind student
in the school for the blind at Janes
ville, Wis., is able to distinguish
colors through the sense of smell,
read newspaper headlines and tell
the denomination of paper money by
touch, and to hear perfectly 4
through vibration. ^
The Federation of Labor in Mex
ico has formed a “Bullfighters'
union.” Waving the red flag in
front of bulls must now be done
strictly according to union rules,
or there will be no bull fights. “Ac
tion and Force” has been sXopled
as a slogan.
A method of transporting live fish
long distances has been discovered
by Dr. Chiyomatsu Islikawu. pro
fessor of the Tokio imperial uni
versity, Japan. Preservation is in
sured by Infusing a quantity of oxy
gen in the water in boxes doubly
lined with zinc.
The geophone is an instrument
that was devised to detect under
ground tunneling operations by the
enemy during the world war. The
apparatus is now used to find the
position .of leaks in pipes conveying
compressed air.