Alligator Devours Missing Child Near Calcasieu River
In Fenton Louisiana a three year old boy, Larry Frye, disappeared while on a fishing trip with his family. A torn clothing fragment and absence of the boy led officials to believe he was eaten by an alligator after vanishing near Phillips bluff. The search was abandoned with the fate considered conclusive.
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Phillips’ Bluff
A Tale Of Two Salutes For Commodore Fife
A naval story recalls Commodore Fife in a European port where etiquette led to a mishap as twenty two guns fired instead of twenty one. The captain asks why, and Fife answers with a quip honoring Joe Fife with twenty one guns and one for himself.
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Joe Fife
A Famous Bull Vindicated In Conversation
John Morley and Sir George Trevelyan discuss a noted misquote attributed to Lord Macaulay. Trevelyan notes the line about an army marching one step at a time was deliberate not a blunder, remarking that a thousand feet produce the noise of two thousand.
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George Trevelyan
Lord Macaulay
Trevelyan
Grand Magazine
Keep the Yellow Man In His Habitat By Patrolling Pacific
Congressman RICHMOND P. HOBSON of Alabama argues Pacific coast defenses are inadequate and Japan could invade the West Coast with limited force. He warns of a rapid coastal landing, urges naval patrols to keep Japan in check, cites Japan’s armed strength and presence in Hawaii Vancouver Oakland and other sites as evidence.
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The Ethical Ideal and a Permanent Marriage Bond
Dr. Felix Adler argues marriage is a social duty over personal happiness. The ethical ideal should make marriage permanent for the sake of children, with harmony possible through duty and character growth, despite inevitable differences.
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New York Society For Ethical Culture
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How They Dress In Paris
Observers note Parisians present varied pretensions through fashion and gesture while urban life in Paris masks pretenders from the gaze of the bourgeoisie. The piece contrasts Parisian dress with London scrutiny, citing artists, journalists, and deputies as performances in style.
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Time Card Harbor Belle Steamer Schedule Details
Schedule notes show Harbor Belle in force March 16 1908 with routes from Aberdeen Hoquiam Ly Montesano to Westport and from Westport to Montesano Aberdeen. Arrivals and departures listed with times though some text unclear.
Savings Department For National Banks
National banks should operate a savings department alongside their main business. E. V. Calloway argues officials doubted authority, but recalls one bank that added small savings deposits with immediate success, suggesting wide adoption with little extra cost.
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