Medford mail tribune., June 30, 1929, Image 20

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YOUR JUNE BRIDE
a la Jean Arlhur, of the cin
rmas, wears this enticing en
semble of ivory satin,
trimmed with garlands of sil
ver and . satin leaves. A
Juliet cape of lace and satin
is worn instead of the usual
veil, but a long train of sil-j
ver cloth and pearls falls
from r the shoulder. The
gloves arc very recent from
Paris and complete a charm
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' WHOOPEE ON JULY FOURTH does this wholesome
youngster plan, and she's all ready for a glorious celebration
of Independence Day. With her war helmet on, and her toy
cannon ready to fire, and a real airplane flying gracefully
about well, the scene seems set for a big time, ;
. POOR OLD COLF WIDOWS1 They re in for lonesome hours if this spreads over the coun
try. Here's a view at night of a practice course in Cleveland, O., which offers indulgence in v
this sport 24 hours a day if one wishes. Note the target bags in the background It's one . "
way to learn how to keep from "dubbing". your shots..
TINTED LIGHT RAYS coming from 30 submerged flood
light projectors, each equipped with color screens, as the water
changes in height from various jets, makes this beautiful scene
possible. The fountain was erected at Atlantic City by the '
Ceneral Electric Company for Light's Golden 'Jubilee
celebration. .
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NOT IN SNOW-CAPPED SWITZERLAND, hut high in the mountains of Mexico i.
this scene to be found. It's Mount Popocatepetl, taken from an altitude of 18,000 feet on
tht peak of Mount Iztaccihuatl, 40 miles away. It is one of the most beautiful mountain
peaks in all ol old Mexico.
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A KANSAS OIL REFINERY FIRE FROM THE AIR is piclurrd here, with -the smoke from burning gasoline, tank cr
and other properly soaring lazily through the. clouds. Approximately $100,000 damage was caused when this oil refinery it
Kansas City. Kas". burned. Believe it truly, it was a mean afternoon, as all oil fires are. for the firemen when this happened.
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WHEN SI-1RINF.RS TALK OF THEIR LOS ANCl'.LLS CONVENTION. gfv a
kliought to this. T his group of gills we hunt mention, I one immii they had such A lovely"
time. It is one of the many floats of beautitul deigns and loaded villi pielty girls who tooK
part in Los. Angeles' welcome to thousands of Sluiners fimn all parts of the country.
I CS A HOME for a forest
ranger, this tiny cabin atop a
1 70-foot Douglas fir tree irt
Washington. Steel bars,
diiven in the trunk and lashed
by a cable, make the wind
ing stairway around th
tiunk. And in this sits the
ranger, shown halfway up
the ladder, .to watch billions
of feet of lumber around him.
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DISCOVERY OK AMERICA was made in the 'Santa
Maria" from which this full-scale model was made lor the
lbero-Amenon exposition at Seville, Spain. It is an exict
replica in every respect of the original shin which Columbus
used in 1492 when he discovered America.
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HEAUIIbLL LLCS? to, indeed, but probably the
longest in capliilv are thee of Mi;ler Crane. If one caie
to see just what Mister Crane oilers beauty in the way of
pretty pins, just visit Philadelphia's zoo.
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