A Modern Colonial Residence Design No 803
The ad describes a two story colonial style home with a front living and dining area on the first floor, four second floor chambers and a bath, a columned archway, a fireplace visible from the dining room, birch or red peak finish options, birch floors, and a total build cost of 4800 dollars excluding heating and plumbing. Plans and specifications of design No 803 are available for 3 dollars from editor Glen No Saxton.
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Glen
Saxton
Brooklyn pretender wants crown heir to British throne
A Brooklyn man calls himself Prince John G E W Guelph claiming to be the eldest son of the late King Edward and heir to the throne. He and his family live modestly at 106 Montague Street, with questions raised about funds for their luxury lifestyle.
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John Guelph
George
Britain
Brooklyn
Joan G. E. W. Guelph
Prince John
Edward
Montague Street
New York
England
Mayor of Posen Demonstrates Gymnastic Prospect for Funds
In a fashionable party the Posen mayor asked a rich citizen for 1250 marks for a public purpose. The citizen refused, so the mayor dropped to all fours and walked on his hands across the room, then the donor paid.
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Posen
Germany
Argentina's Shifting Immigrant Tides Across Regions
The article notes ten years of immigration changing from primarily Italian and Spanish to diverse groups. It cites Russian colonies near Bahia Blanca, about 10 000 Poles in Misiones, 7 000 Finns forming new neighborhoods, and growing Balkan and Aegean communities in various areas.
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Argentina
Argentine Republic
Bahia Blanca
Misones
Asia Minor
Pepsin Improves Bread Digestibility in England
Pepsin in small quantities is used in a new breadmaking process in England. It makes the loaf more digestible without altering appearance or flavor.
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England
Harness Racing Outlook Revives Eastern Grand Circuit
Surplus entrance fees go to winners for amateur events at Readville Hartford and New York meets. A new Buffalo Racing Association fills the eastern gap keeping New York Boston and Hartford on schedule with a series of mile heats and notable stakes led by the Robert Bonner Memorial and Speedway stakes.
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Readville
Hartford
New York
Buffalo
Boston
A. J. Welch
Rendville
Welch
Empire City
Yonkers
N. Y
Buffalo Racing Association
H. M. Gerrens
C. R. Bentley
Robert Bonner
Speedway
Fleetwood Park
Union Course
Fashion Course
Brayton Ives
James Butler
James A. Murphy
de Witt
EB. Flinagan
Ik. G. Billings
James McClenahan
M. K. Devereaulx
Geers
Murphy
McDonald
League of Amateur Driving Clubs
Kalamazoo
Mich
Detroit
Cleveland
Third Baseman Mind Reader Mentality Cited
A good third baseman must be a mind reader, knowing instinctively whether the batter will bunt or hit. The remark highlights the anticipatory skill and strategic insight valued in infield play.
Evers Release and Wallace Suspension Explained
Secretary Farrell cites Johnny Evers release by Elmira to York in the Tri state league and York player Bobby Wallace suspension. The article notes a name mix up with two different players both named Evers and Wallace causing the surprising bulletin.
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Johnny Evers
Bobby Wallace
Farrell
Selah
Evers
Elmira
York
Johnny
Chicago
St. Louis Browns
Wallace
Galveston
Appreciation of Music Opens Minds to New Harmony
Rupert Hughes argues that listeners should welcome new harmonies and personalities in music. He cautions not to confuse artists with their works and notes great pieces often faced initial hostility. The essay urges judging music by meaning and sincerity, not by biographical flaws, and to stay open to future creations.
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Beethoven
Wagner
Monteverde
Gluck
Messiah
Handel
Mozart
Papa Haydn
Rupert Hughes
The Art of Being a Popular Guest
A social etiquette piece advises young women to be gracious and adaptable during visits. It emphasizes enthusiasm, acceptance of plans, and cheerful cooperation with hosts while noting guests should not bore or burden the hostess. If unable to meet these standards, the piece suggests not visiting.
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Ethel
How to Clean Osprey Feathers with Soap and Water
A home guide describes cleaning an osprey with white soap and tepid water. Dip and stroke from stem to tip until clean, rinse in blue-tinged tepid water, then shake dry. It notes redying and drying, and includes a method for white ostrich feathers using warm suds and baking soda.
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Tie
Chicago News
John G. BE. W
RANDS
The
Centiremen
Ralston
Humboldt Saloon
Fred Hewitt
Aberdeen
Washington
Brain and
Brown
Stewing Co
L. L. Maley
Aberdeen, Wash
H. L. Cook& CO
E. Heron St
Patterson & Locke
General Insurance Agents
Harper
Kry KH
Kentucky
South F Street
Nick Katurick
West Heron Street
J. C. Cross
Wishkah Block
Wishkah Street
Austin M. Wade
Aberdeen, Wasp
Wilson Buttner
East Heron St
South L St. Romdence
Aberdcen
Wasle
George B. Reid
Robert H. Burrows
Aberdeen and
Hoquiam
Wishkah
Grayport Hotel
S. W. Johnston Transfer Co
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