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Maryland State Archives Jeffersonian, Towson, Maryland mdsa_sc3410_1_81-0765 Enlarge and print image (2M) |
| ^FbWSGRAVURE AND MAGAZINE SECTION Baltimore County's Only Sunday Newspaper TOWSON, MIX FEBRUARY 16 1924 MOST TERRIBLE OF VOLCANOES SEEN FROM THE SKY— PhototgrftpJi of the crater of Mt. VesuvnTs, in Italy, taken from an airplane, showing the smoke and flame issuing at the summit and the lava traces at the side that tell of many tragedies through the centuries. The daring aviator who took the picture risked asphyxiation from the noxious fumes as he flew over the crater. \ 'Wide World Photos AMERICAN SKATERS IN TRAINING. Group of the American representatives on the Olympic skating team in practice for the event at Chamonix, where they were pitted against the most skillful skaters of the Various countries of the Old World. K;id.l &. Herbert MONSTER MENACE TO OCEAN SHIPPING.—One of the great icebergs that floats down from the Arctic into the ocean steamship lanes and collision vvuh which would mean such disaster to steamships as occurred in the case of the Titanic. The Government Coast Guard cutter Bear, standing by, notes its position and rate of drift and notifies by radio all vessels in the zone to be on the alert. t International |