One of Capitals Favorites Mrs Howe to Assist in White House
Mrs. George Howe wife of President Wilson's favored nephew is described as a popular Washington social figure likely to aid Mrs Wilson and her daughters in entertaining at the White House. Dr and Mrs Howe have lived in Washington and Mrs Howe is noted for her charm and wide circle of friends. President Wilson recently lent her the use of his Princeton home as a sign of esteem.
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Howe
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Mrs. Howe
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Thomas Woodrow Wilson
Philadelphia
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Burning suffragettes strike English stations
Reports reveal militant suffragists set fire to two English rail stations injuring no one but causing extensive damage. Placards reading Votes For Women and We Are Burning to Get the Vote were found amid the ruins as authorities probe open declarations supporting arson in a broader campaign of terrorism against public targets.
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American Geography and History Mixed Inquiries Debated
Reader questions cover Japan area and population, source of phrase Too full for utterance, Wilson baptismal name, bond amortization, cousin marriage legality, citizenship for alien-born children, Mason and Dixon line, and presidential commander in chief per the U.S. Constitution.
Wanet section to land irrigation in United States state list
The text lists states where irrigation is discussed including Arizona California Colorado Idaho Kansas Montana Nebraska Nevada New Mexico North Dakota Oklahoma Oregon South Dakota Texas Utah Washington and Wyoming. It also asks what the Ivory Coast is describing it as a French West African colony covering 125 500 square miles with a population of 1 127 170.
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Ilinois
Indiana
Kansas
Missouri
Nevada
New Hampshire
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Washington
Wyoming
Delaware
Ohio River
Mississippi
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Colorado
Idaho
Kannaas
Montana
Nebraska
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Ivory Coast
Why black paper catches fire under a lens
A piece of black paper heats faster than white because dark surfaces absorb more of the sun’s rays. The absorbed heat raises temperature quickly, causing quicker ignition when focused by a burning glass.
Charming Hat For the Small Girl in Millinery Styles
A cottage fashion note highlights juvenile millinery with a poke shaped straw hat edged in pink satin and green ribbon. The Bulgarian note features a natural linen schoolgirl frock with a Bulgarian collar and cuffs.
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Milan
Christian Science Church Schedule and Reading Room
Sunday school at 10 oclock and church service at 11 oclock with Wednesday evening service at 8 oclock. Reading room at 281 Finch building open daily 1:30 to 5 except Sundays.
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Finch Building
Footwear Color Trends Enhance Evening Dress Details
The article notes fashionable shoes and stockings should match or contrast with dresses, highlighting lining colors as a new trend. It cites a green damask coat with pink lining and pink bead embroidery as an example, and describes an orchid mauve crape evening frock paired with blue velvet rosettes and pale blue accessories producing striking effects.
What Lazy Meane Teacher Bobby
A brief exchange defines lazy as wanting others to do tasks for you. Bobby insists lazy means always expecting his sister to handle things. The dialogue centers on a childish misunderstanding of responsibility.
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