Light Players in Demand in College Football Shift
The piece discusses a trend toward lighter, quicker backs under new rules, diminishing the value of heavy backfield players. It cites Harvard Princeton Yale and others, noting forward passing and speed as keys, with standout kickers Pendleton Sparks and BallouG.
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Cellege
Harvard
Princeton
Eddie Hart
Lafayette
Carlisle Hart
Ted Coy
Yale
Howe
Princetop
Sparks
Pendieton
Ballou
Rimere
Hoyper
Cartinio
Vile
Byrnonde
Army
Vanderblit
Stevens
New York University
Villa Nova
Orange
Black
Tigers
Indians
Bie
Divine Humanity Progressing to a Great End by Campbell
The article argues humanity progresses toward a higher universal end beyond individual souls. It envisions generations unfolding divine ideas, a future where material and separateness yield to spiritual reality, and the New Testament view within modern cosmic knowledge. It discusses survival after death, science’s possible role in discarnate consciousness, and the primacy of spiritual perception over empirical proof.
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St. Paul
Earth
God
Evils of Cheap Match Materials
Florence A Bright argues against white phosphorus in American match factories. She notes bans elsewhere due to jaw disease, urges law prohibitions, and calls on women housekeepers to help end the practice for safety of workers and children.
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America
England
Pistol laws abroad contrast with U S attitudes
The author argues China and Japan have stricter firearm controls and clearer registration than the United States, noting that Western feudal ideas linger in U S culture. He warns that lax private gun ownership could threaten safety as social methods of justice evolve.
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China
Japan
Coun
No Feathers in Hats Rally Urges Sensible Style
A local appeal urges women to avoid feathered hat trimmings as a humane and fashion statement. Advocates warn plumes harm birds and threaten motherhood, urging the public to reject bird plumage and welcomed gentler, compassionate dress choices.
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Atdubon Society
Teachinies
Willinery
Death Not Due To Football At Cornell Freshman Dies
A Cornell freshman, Lauren U Ta tner of Dotuth, reportedly died not from football practice. An autopsy by Dr Charles A Tents of Buffalo pathology confirms death from acute dilatation of the heart linked to amyloid disease and gastroenteric colitis, with no evidence of football injury. The report, relayed by President J I Behurman, moves to cancel remaining games for the season.
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Lauren U Tatner
Dotuth
Cornell
Charles A
Buffalo
Ji. Behurman
Pranklin Paine
de. Bente
Boffilo
Rents
Cheetah on Train Drives Paired Escape From Circus
A traveling circus tale unfolds aboard a train to Philadelphia as Clover, Pop Atkin’s daughter, and a trained cheetah turn deadly when Pop tries to force her into a deal. The animal mauls a foe, the show’s owner quits, and Clover and the kid flee to Indiana after the incident.
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Murray
Philadelphia
Rawlings
Wella
New York
Hin
Pop Atkin
Jove
Clover
Heller
Sammy
Lord Harry
Walta
Pop
Persia
India
Sammuy Belly
Coney Island
Tor
Tooge
Jim
Kansan
Jook
Lover
Eheatah
Kentucky
Oho
Pop Thin
Kansas City
New Jersey
Indiana
Animal Intelligence and Innate Habits in Animals
Burroughs argues in Atlantic that animal intelligence differs from human intelligence, being largely instinctual rather than shaped by experience. He emphasizes inherited patterns and innate tendencies guiding behavior, not conscious reasoning or education.
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John Burroughs
Atlantic
Fragmentary overheard line sparks unknown tale
A clipped, garbled extract hints at a mysterious interaction between characters, suggesting a pivotal moment or plan. The unclear wording leaves names and precise actions unresolved while implying tension and curiosity about who leads the exchange.
The Airdale Dog Described In Humorous Terms
The piece humorously describes the Airedale as a blend of traits from other breeds. It notes its modest appearance, strong affection, and unusual manners, claiming it blends collie intelligence, pug disposition, bulldog calm, and terrier alertness with a playful, if peculiar, charm.
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Airdale
Airedale
Ayredale
His Handicap and the Bald Headed Bandmaster
A surreal exchange centers on a boastful claim about a famed bandmaster known as John Smilth or John Smith. The speaker, described as slim and bald, challenges the other man’s memory, insisting the renowned leader once overshadowed many famous musicians, while the counterpart expresses disbelief and confusion over the name.
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John Smilth
John Smith
A Practical Man and the Wireless Winged Telegraph
A quirky 1909 fragment contemplates a practical inventor’s dream of a wireless telegraph and perpetual motion machine. The speaker muses on a batteryless device that would transmit thoughts without wires, hinting at early sci fi ingenuity and speculative tech. The tone blends whimsy with nascent ideas about radio waves and motion.
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Tuman
Fragmentary OCR Note Urges Caution in Reading
A garbled OCR passage mentions waiting and a cloud, with scattered phrases about St Peter and shade. The text is incomplete and unreadable, offering no clear names, dates, places, or events to summarize into a fuller news item.
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St Peter
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