Harvard Beef Worries Ore In New Year's Day Game
Pasadena December 2 Weather conditions described as ideal for Harvard footballs training camp for the January 1 clash with Oregon. Donavan said the squad were Riverweight and ready while Huntington of Oregon plans stricter one daily practice. Harvard viewed as a favorite despite Oregon confidence.
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Centralization of College Athletics Meets in New York
New York December 20 Athletic directors gathered to discuss centralization of college athletics under one department, standardization of a system and physical education testing. Professor William H Keer of Harvard headlined the opening address as the conference runs through Thursday. Secretary of War Baker to speak on physical efficiency as a national asset at the annual meeting tomorrow.
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Scientists Meet in Boston for Annual Research Sessions
In Boston and Cambridge, bacteriologists, anthropologists, psychologists, geologists, and other researchers convene for annual meetings. Over 1,000 attendees gather at multiple institutions. sessions run through Wednesday with cabinet meetings on mutual topics. The Society of American Bacteriologists, Geological Society of America, American Anthropological Association, American Folk Love Society, and American Psychological Society participate.
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Buying at home and hiring local professionals urged
A Barre Times correspondent argues small towns lose talent when residents skip local doctors and merchants for distant services. The piece urges patronizing home professionals, notes country doctors can compete with city practitioners, and cites Vermont dentists as an example of hidden local skill. It concludes with a word inserting a patent medicine advertisement from the Hutland Herald.
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Hood's Pills in small doses gentle laxative
An advertisement for Hood Co. Lowell offers Hood's Pills as a gentle laxative in small doses and a thorough cathartic in larger doses, price listed as $13.
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Rubber Tubing for Gas to Be Banned
New York authorities consider forbidding rubber gas tubing after medical examiners linked most accidental asphyxiations in old weather to leaky rubber pipelines with gas heaters. An ordinance proposes replacing with metal tubing to reduce incidents, with October and November death counts cited and worn tubing blamed for many cases.
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Appeal To Lodge Members In Aid Of Refugees
New York December 20 Letlars were called today by Hill Montague of Richmond Virginia president of the National Fraternal Congress of America to 000000 lodge members requesting their cooperation in writing the hundreds of thousands of starving refugees in western Asia This was announced by the New East relief formerly the American committee for Armenian and Syrian relief Mr Montagues letter was endorsed by William H Taft Henry Morganthau former American ambassador to Turkey and others.
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Half Ton Hog Exhibited In Portland Showdown
A 1000 pound hog with a girth of 4 feet 6 inches drawn from Stonington was transported to Portland for public viewing after its owner Falerno Tatty considered exhibition instead of slaughter. Spectators gathered on May Street to witness the sale and curious life of the giant pig as it toured city crowds.
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Auto gangsters infest Canada drive up crime
Toronto and Montreal report rising automobile crime with six incidents in a day traced to three groups of auto bandits. Authorities link robberies in Tur conte Sundiy to thieves from Winnipeg and Montreal, pointing to organized activity by distinct gangs.
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London meeting delayed as Lloyd George detained in Ireland
Dispatch reports the four or five nation council plan a conference in London but Prime Minister Lloyd George is detained by Irish affairs. Paris dispatch notes possible postponement and negotiations amid tense Irish situation.
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Burton Transcript: The once vociferous dollap to a noo ehelnking Hitle thlig
The fragment shows a garbled line from the Burton Transcript with unclear terms. It mentions a shifting figure labeled as a vocal advocate and hints at a political or cultural topic, but specifics are unreadable and no clear entities or events can be identified for a reliable summary.
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Operators to Fix Attitude At Chicago Conference
Coal operators met in Chicago to discuss how to respond to findings of the wage commission appointed by President Wilson after the nationwide strike. They said they have not committed to adopting or endorsing any decision the commission may reach.
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Census Activities Outlook for Decennial Count in 1911
The annual report to the Secretary of Commerce from San Tomo, director of the census, details preparations for the 1911 decennial census. It covers activities through June 30, 1910, notes intercalary work on population, agriculture, manufacturing, oil and gas, and forestry, and outlines special studies, including influenza mortality in Ireland and Philadelphia.
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Census begins next Friday in Vermont districts
The upcoming 14th census year plans detailed work across towns including Bloomfield Brunswick Granby Guildhall Lanenburg Harald Maillet Victory Concord Bradford Haskins Braintrie Ford Brookfield and many others. It outlines enumeration duties mortgage encumbrance inquiries and the selection of 372 census district supervisors with four women among them.
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American Statistical and American Economical Dispositions
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National Industrial Tribunal proposed to settle labor disputes
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Conference hears denial on right to join disputes
The side chairman denounced the denial of the right to consider existing industrial disputes, a key issue that marred the first industrial conference. The gathering reflected on experiences from the step strike and the Boston police strike, with members including Glynn Gregory Hooker King McCall Robinson Rosenwald Straus Taussig Thompson Waters Wickereham Young and executive secretary Beer.
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Teaching by Pageants Revival of medieval historical pageantry
The article surveys the revival and history of pageants as a dramatic form rooted in medieval Europe. It notes Lestus N. Walker’s early 20th century revival in England, explains variations in presentation from portable stages to rooms and yards, and cites Italian traditions such as the Grassini procession and Florence Holy Fire ceremony as enduring examples.
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Revival of English Pageants Impresses Visitors Across Nations
The English pageant revival, inspired by Louis Parker, produced elaborate historical dramas at Sherbourne and other locales. These shows blended dialogues with music and dance, drawing crowds and funds for charity, and inspiring nationwide interest in British history and a planned nationwide series of state pageants culminating in Washington.
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Paderewski Gets Ovation At Posen Anniversary
Former Polish premier Paderewski arrived in Posen Poland to attend the first anniversary of the liberation. The population gave him a great ovation as he spoke or attended the ceremony. The dispatch also mentions public health advice urging cleanliness to prevent disease including hand hygiene and dental visits.
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