The Times Solves Why Hats Rule Dress in Society
The London Times contends a new edition of the Encyclopaedia has inspired a joke about why women wear large hats at lawn tennis. It claims women express themselves through dress, while men pursue sport for its own sake, predicting women will respond with opinions on the Times’ view.
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Cambridge Unversity Press
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Times Mall
Explorers Eat Dead Whale in Arctic Trek Reported
New York reports from the American Museum of Natural History describe Dr. i M. Anderson and V Aitefansson Indl leading an Arctic expedition two years overdue. They lived with the Kogmwillily tribe to study customs while gathering data on the Nanaing people and the Ukedy tribe, including a whale carcass discovery that sustained them for days.
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American Museum of Natural History
I M. Anderson
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Stefan Seon
Grefanssom Anderson
Arctic
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Andenon
Remarkable yet mangled kindness tale from St Louis area
A jumble of names and events describes Elina Klein gifting an aged neighbor, Mia, then a court over Devinney estate involving a $5000 share to a 20 year old stenographer in Muskogee. The tale mentions orphan Nise Kien, a Mart of wills, and a dog and cat inheritance dispute ending with a court decision favoring the animals.
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St. Louie
Elina Klein
Mia
Milaabett
Devinney
Muskogee
Oklo
Nise Kien
Misa Kielo
Grant
Big Fend Ronda
Oilendale
St. Louie County
Fresh horse meat import scandal shocks Belgium market
A large amount of horse meat valued at about 1,000,000 is imported into Belgium from England in a single year. Officials condemn the import as prohibited by law and warn of unsafe sources and poor treatment in horse rearing and slaughter.
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Kusela
Belgium
Begland
Veracity of the Bible and its Holy Land Narratives
A Columbia Magazine excerpt argues that the Bible faithfully describes places and events in the Holy Land. It claims exact agreement between biblical accounts and terrain, architecture, clothing, and customs of ancient days, reinforcing belief in the scriptures' veracity.
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Ethloholm
Holy Land
Columbian Magazine
Rougher football myths and hunting lore from 1910 era
Harvard coach Paul Withington notes football of 1910 was milder than earlier decades. A Philadelphia editor recalls fatal scrimmage incidents amid vivid tales. A 1910 Game Lawn offer invites hunters to study seasons, laws, and game abundance nationwide.
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Paul Withington
Harvard
Withington
Outre Mer
M. H. Hartley Co
Broadway
New York
White Automobile Sighting on Market Street Viaduct
A pair of young men on the Market Street viaduct recounted a curious exchange about spotting a white automobile after passing auburn-haired women. The line echoes a dated street vignette from the Modern Way.
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Dameel
Hil
Youngstown Telegram
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