Forest Service hires thirty nine new foresters from nine schools
Thirty nine graduates from Yale, Minnesota, Michigan, Michigan State, Harvard, Cornell, Iowa, Nebraska and others have been appointed as forest assistants for the present field season after passing the civil service exam. Most are already on national forests or assigned to silviculture projects. The job pays 1000 a year at start, with duties to prove fitness as they move up.
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Forest Service
Yale
Billimore
University of Minnesota
University of Michigan
Michigan Agriculture College
Harvard
Cornell
University of Iowa
University of Nebraska
Nation
Gifford Proctot
Man Traces Globe Trot After Nine Years Absent
Cheney Washington resident Charles Walker returns to resume painting trade after a nine year world tour ending in Santa Rosalia. He recounts being shanghaied in Spokane, a voyage to East London and South Africa, service in the English army, railway surveying from Cape Town to Cairo, travel through Australia, China, Japan, Europe and Mexico, and finally returning to the United States in May of the current year.
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Cheney
Wash
Charles Walker
Spokane
Falla
Walker
Tacoma
Ike
Inoney
South Africa
East London
St. John
N. B
Intelligence
Royal Old Artillery
India
Africa
Cape Town
Cairo
Egypt
Australia
China
Japan
Persie
England
Europe
Maniurg
Germany
Old Mexico
Santa Rosalia
Gulf of California
Columbia Mining Company
United States
Desert Rescue Tale of Braly and Miss Davis
Miss Lottie Davis crawled across the burning desert to reach Wild Rose four miles from Skidoo after a car breakdown. Harold Braly and Davis spent five days wandering the San Bernardino to Skidoo sands with little food or water before a search party found them.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Harold Braly
Skidoo
San Bernardino
Lottie Davis
Braly
Miss. Davis
Araly
Wild Rose
Hey
Alive Man Strikes Down Funeral Bill Mix Up
Philadelphia report of Andrew Keiser of Seventh and Diamond streets who was listed as dead after an Undertaker sent a funeral bill. Keiser spoke with Henry Schneider, learned a misidentification had occurred with a Kayser burial, and corrected the record.
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Philadelphia
Andrew Keiser
Seventh and Diamond Streets
Registrar of Vital Statistics
Henry Schneider
Keiser
Mr. Schneider
Schneider
Kayser
Rats Feast on Baby's Foot in New Orleans
Morris Taquino three years old, son of George Taquino of the New Orleans fire department, was bitten by two rats while in bed. He suffered severe toe and heel injuries, receiving treatment at Charity Hospital before being sent home. Hospital staff stated they had never seen such injuries before.
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Baby
New Orleans
Morris Taquino
George Taquino
Fire Department
Charity Hospital
Itis
Morris
Lay Blamé-oh Suffragettes in Eog Land Debacle
Fragmentary OCR reads as a garbled protest or debate about suffragettes and a supposed defeat or decline in Eog land. The readable bits hint at suffrage activism and a charged critique, but the text is largely unreadable.
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Eogland
Agifattén
Gentle Art of Kissing on the American Stage
A Theater Magazine essay explores whether stage kissing can be artistic. It cites Mme Bernhardt Maude Adams and Margaret Anglin, noting Bernhardt’s restraint, Adams’s elusive kiss, and Anglin’s belief in a genuine kiss, with commentary on acting style and audience perception.
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Theater
Mme. Bernhardt
America
Panny Davenport
Maude Adams
Miss Adams
Peter
Margaret Anglin
Creed
Stroman
The Choosing of Plays and the Managerial Mind
An extended reflection on how theater selections reveal a producer's temperament. It cites Frohman and Barrie, notes that vitality may emerge despite financial failure, and contrasts national play habits. The piece emphasizes alertness, precision, and a focus on things over people as key traits of a successful manager.
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Botel
Barrie
Stage Notes Mix of Plays and Opera in Shubert Plans
The stage column notes Camille D Arvilla joining The Gay White Way, Edgar Selwyn writing Father and Son for Shubert, Grace Van Studdiford debuting an opera The Golden Tuberfly, Thomas Shea to star in a 20 week season at Playhouse. upcoming revivals and musical parodies hint at a lively summer lineup with stars Marta Canty and letting a dancing version of The Holiday.
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Camille D'Arvilla
Edgar Selwyn
Shuberts
Grace van Studdiford
Thoma
Shea
Yatdevile
Jehan W. Keltéred
Lava Musick
Marta’ Canty Wilt
Vive 10
Musi Chl
Thea Devi
Letina
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Tulerosa Creek
Sondew
Shanghai
Russia
Speration
Motett
Htur
Shies
Mr. Frohman
Gossp
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