22 Apr 1915
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1915
Page
1
A report on President Arleigh, nicknamed Wilson, and his use of slang. The piece defends his dignified image despite fondness for informal language and jokes. It notes his gracious manners, steady dignity, and habit of laughing at difficult questions without damaging his office.
The Department of Agriculture announces Chinese peach and quince varieties now under study to improve American fruit. The Bureau of Plant Industry notes explorers gather specimens from lands both new and old, testing growth before official additions. The work is hardy, often dangerous, yet advances the national fruit supply.
Description of a subterranean museum beneath the Capitol dome, detailing a Washington tomb vault, plaster casts including Crawford’s Goddess of Liberty, and busts of Hamilton and Benton. Also notes large paintings awaiting owners, with titles such as First Nebraska Homestead, Rescue of Greely, and Farthest North.
A tour of Washington reveals a vast crater where the old Arlington hotel stood. Four years after its demolition for a new hotel, the site remains a deep hole with costs spiraling as creditors seize assets. Legacy losses approach millions, with Taft tied funds and ongoing interest charges.
A fashionable suit separate adapts to many frocks with its tailored coat and matching skirt. Designers show coats in tan gray black and white checks with straight lines and braid trim. Features include a double turnover collar and fan plait inserts for flare. the skirt remains conservative and ankle to slightly longer than ankle, tailored to fit at the hips.
Separate notes list coats and related ware with attention to upcoming deals and prices. Focus on available stock, potential discounts, and vendor names mentioned in the fragment for quick reader takeaway.
Motoring season invites buyers to consider headwear and coats with care. Two silk motor bonnets pictured promise durability and dust shedding, with dampness resistance and soft crown suitability. The spring line emphasizes becomingness and practical style for drivers and riders alike.
Vanderhuizen and James plot a risky exchange over a bag of diamonds. James taunts the captive partner, hints at police surveillance, and orders a dash to the water hole as a rescue ploy. The scene ends with a desperate escape and a violent thieving motive.
James and Vonder Huizen plan a telegraphed escape to Khama's Land after a train stop at Klipfontein. They intend to mount Basuto ponies loaded with a week's food, cross the desert, seize ox wagons, and evade Thompson who will be left behind. The program unfolds as natives prepare paddled horses and the pursuers hasten away.
A garbled 19th or early 20th century ad touts Dodds Kidney Pills from Buffalo New York as cures for nervousness and indigestion with a bold dealer claim. The fragmentary text mentions Dodds Kids Pills and Dye sets and a price per box but lacks clear dates or full names.
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