Age and ideals define a woman's beauty across eras
A quarried survey by Fisher Wiles Nash Brenner and others argues that beauty endures beyond youth. They name ages from eighteen to fifty as capable of harmony between face form and character, urging admiration for mature grace over mere youth.
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Inet
New York
Harrison Fisher
Irvin Wiles
Edwin Wlashfeld
Vietos
LD Brenner
Centurion
Court of Art
Victor PD Hrenner
Boulpier Brenner
Ile
Hone Gove
Mrenner
Mrr. Ureoner
Olhe
Harrison Fleber
Walter
Breooer
Wanhfeld
Unmistakable Evidence and A Confused Exchange
A fragmentary dialogue shows a dispute over seed quality with claims of weed seeds and a bantering exchange about plans to travel to the Panama Canal and a reference to President Wilson. The text hints at mistaken identity and overlapping plans.
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Dam
Panama Canal
President Wilson
Writing That Pays in Dad’s Ultimatum Portrayal
A terse, period-tone snippet shows a father scolding a suitor over marriage prospects and wealth. The young man pursued writing income while the daughter remains guarded, as the father cites a $400,000 life insurance policy from the year’s end.
A Frequent Happenings on Love and Enemies in Society
A fragment reflects on social behavior urging love for enemies. It notes that many people fail to live by this ideal and mentions a moment where society leaders are pictured kissing, highlighting public hypocrisy and charade.
SLEIGH OF THE DESERT AND JAMES BARRIE DISPATCH
A garbled descrip tion mentions a desert trek with a peculiar machine dubbed the a4 aeroplane propeller and a figure named La Bauterelle. A Lond on cablegram reports Sir James Barrie, famed author, staying indoors and avoiding callers on the day of a public notice and royal inquiry.
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Barrie
Londos
Wee Wade
James M Barrie
King George
England
James
Sir James
Sudan Grass and Vetch Grow Promising For Semi Arid West Hay
The U S Department of Agriculture promotes Sudan grass and vetch as valuable forage crops for semi arid regions. Sudan grass shows high hay value in dry conditions and may become a leading hay grass, with trials in Texas Arlington Farm and across the plains.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Plant Industry
Sudan
South Atlantic States
Farmere
Texas
Arlington Farm
Great Plains
Johan
Trees for Dry Land Farms
Guidance from Colorado Agricultural College lists tree species least adaptable to unirrigated land, identifies suitable evergreens, and offers planting methods for windbreaks. It advises nursery stock three to four feet tall, row spacing eight feet within rows ten feet between rows, and notes need for good cultivation, irrigation when soil is moist, and protection from fires and livestock.
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Colorado
Rowa
Flax Growth Not Harsh on Land Says Expert
Flax is not hard on land the idea rests on misconceptions. Declines in yield come from flax wilt and a shallow root system needing rich organic soil with moisture. Healthier flax requires soil with ample organic matter, moisture, and absence of wilt, conditions farmers can manage.
Effective mulch for corn in dry season practice
The article advises a three inch mulch for dry season corn, applied with shallow passes by a spring tooth cultivator or lightweight implement to keep the ground level. It suggests alternate wetting and drying, organic manure addition, and caution on using other implements to avoid damaging corn roots.
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Youngest Major League Manager Joe Birmingham Triumphs
Joe Birmingham, from Elmira New York, becomes the youngest manager in the majors at twenty seven. He led Cleveland to a strong finish after replacing Davis in August and continues as manager this season with a repeat pattern of early solid performance. Birmingham earlier starred in the New York State league with Gloversville Amsterdam Johnstown and impressed in fast company as a batsman and fielder.
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Joe Birmingham
Harry Trevis
Cleveland
Davis
Connie Mack
Athletics
Clevelands
George Stovall
der Birmingham
Billogham
New York State
Elmira
Gloversville
Amsterdam Johnstown
Joe
Giants continue winning surge with rising stars and trades
The article highlights Mattich as a sparkling fielder and Jo Thorpe expected to be regular in McCraw’s lineup next season. It notes Cubs manager Evers weighing Archer as catcher, Connie Mack adding another college man, Morey joining Dartmouth talent, and Tigers excited about young pitcher Davis. Ty Cobb plans a California barnstorm tour while Vlog and Haeos Wagner show early promise.
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McCraw
Jo Thorpe
Jones Released to Toledo from Detroit Outfield
David Jones born Cambria Wisconsin June 30 1880 played seven seasons in Detroit outfield. He joined Rockford in 1900 then Milwaukee and Milwaukee to St Louis Browns in 1904. He jumped to Chicago Nationals in 1905 and to Chicago White Sox in 1906 before being released to Toledo.
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David Jones
Detroit
Cambria
Wis
Dizon College
Rockford
Jones
Milwaukee
Wee
Louis Browns
Davy
Browns
Chicago Nationals
Chicago White
Toledo
Joe Jackson’s Batting Woes Hit Early Season Tone
The text notes Joe Jackson of Cleveland struggles at home and on eastern diamonds. Analysts suggest adjustments, praising his past power and hinting at possible league-leading pace if form returns.
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Ald Jackson
Joe Jackson
Cleveland Ie
Eastern Diamonds
Forbie
Omat
Swingham
Golde
Jackoom
Enat
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Chief Wilson
Ceason
Charlie Deal
Ed Onslow
Walter Scott
Bob Troy
Paul Hunter
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