Somerville Fourth of July Horse Show Hints at Success
The city plans for a lively Fourth of July in Somerville with a horse show as a featured event, supported by local businessmen. Boston area suburbs offer summer pastimes from Middlesex Fells to Paragon Park, promising broad entertainment for residents and visitors.
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Somerville
Middlesex
Malden
Melrose
Revere Beach
Nantasket
Paragon Park
Boston
Boston Post 1906 self-publishing notice and dates
Daily issue notice from Post Publishing Co Boston mass dated May 12 1906 outlines subscription rates and terms with price lists for daily and Sunday posts and instructions for prepayment and easy discontinuation at expiration. editor and publisher BE A Grozier listed.
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Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Mass
Reading Between The Lines In President's Foreign Policy Rhetoric
The article critiques the presidents foreign policy talk and navy emphasis, noting amplified language about responsibility and power. It questions if inner circles hint at hidden plans and cites Poultney Bigelow as suggesting an imminent war with a major European power.
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Chicago
Poultney Bigelow
Harrisburg wreck tests railway faith in human factor
In reflection on the Harrisburg disaster, a rail system praised as perfect exposes a crucial flaw. The writer argues no amount of engineering can replace vigilance, noting a freight collision occurred after a failure to flag oncoming trains.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Textile schools aid workers beyond the mill
The passage notes that textile workers gain most education outside the mill through self study and reading, with the textile school designed to speed that process. It emphasizes that mills provide limited formal training while workers’ initiative fuels broader knowledge.
Emperor William hints at Yellow Peril in Tokyo vicinity
The Kaiser addressed troops and spoke of the war in the east. He warned that Germany may have to act as Russia’s foe against the Yellow Peril. The remark reflects European anxiety Japan may align with Russia and Britain while France stays distant on Chinese issues.
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William
Russia
Germany
Europe
Far East
Japan
Great Britain
France
Orient
China
Asia
Tokio
Berlin
Will Westward tornadoes be conquered by settlement and science
The piece asks if the West can outgrow the danger of severe twisters through settlement and science. It contrasts East unfamiliarity with tornado moods, noting events like the South Lawrence cyclone as rare intimations of nature's moods and urges broader travel to grasp what a tornado truly implies.
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Oklahoma
West
East
South Lawrence
Mass
New
Steve
Sal
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington Post Office
Nick
P. O
Textile school paper urges formal training for textile makers
A paper by J. H. M. Beaty of Clemson argues formal schooling aids manufacture beyond mill practice. He says hands learn machines quickly, but true manufacture requires broad observation and study of conditions and results. The piece emphasizes observation as the hardest craft.
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American Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Knoxville
Tenn
J. H. M. Beaty
Clemson
S. C
Question on color choice for second marriage
A reader asks Mildred Champagne for fashion advice at age 85 who looks 29. The columnist suggests pale blue suits her since she looks well in it and should wear what flatters her, wishing good luck.
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Miss Champagne
Alice P
Dear Miss Champagne Advice on loving two girls
A reader asks how to choose between two women in love with him. The columnist says you cannot love two at once and must commit to one or give them both up. The second girl merits preference since the first rejected him willingly.
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Miss Champagne
Suits Breadth Highlighted in 15 Dollar Stock
The article notes breadth as a leading trait of suit stock priced at 15 dollars. It emphasizes value and variety for buyers seeking wide options at an accessible price point.
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Mildred Champagne
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Redman
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