Football Rules Under Revision At Intercollegiate Meeting
Representatives from fifty eight colleges opened the fourth annual meeting of the Intercollegiate Athletic Association of America to discuss revising football rules to reduce injuries. Leaders including Captain Palmer E Pierce and Chancellor James R Day spoke on athletics, with debate focusing on potential adoption of Canadian rule features to protect players and curb mass plays.
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New York
Athletic Association of America
Murray Hill
Palmer E. Pierce
Association
Thomas F. Moran
Purdue’ University
President Taft to push conservation message amid Ballinger-Pinchot dispute
President Taft plans a special message to Congress on natural resources as soon as he completes amendments to interstate commerce and anti trust laws. He expects Senate cooperation with Chairman Nelson on conservation measures and anticipates House opposition but believes it can be overcome. Authorities say resources must be developed with private capital and safeguards against monopoly.
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Washington
Taft
Congress
Friends of the Administration
Nelson
Senate Committee On Public Lands
Senate
House
Uncalled Letters at Corona Post Office Dec 27 1910
Advertised list shows letters awaiting pickup at Corona post office. Names include Aguilar Adolp Baldonado Theodora Balloni Peter Beresich Nick Bauer Hredia Brainte Furnald F H Gacenauer J G Hermandes Limichael Kirall Joseph Mejia Lorenzo Morales Marcelino Montolla Regino Morris M J Regenega Fran Co Espenosa Romero R S Ruiz Alfred Sitzba Angel. If not claimed by January 10 1910 they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
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Corona
Aguilar
Adolp
Baldonado
Theodora
Balloni
Peter
Beresich
Nick
Gacenauer
J. G. Hermandes
Limichael
Kirall
Joseph
Mejia
Lorenzo
Morales
Marcelino
Montolla
Regino
Morris
M. J. Regenega
Fran Co
Espenosa
Romero
R. S. Ruiz
Alfred
Sitzba
Angel
Queer Jungle Pets At Juja Farm
Readable on Juja Farm, a collection of exotic animals kept in cages includes a leopard, five lions with two unfriendly, and three nearly full grown cheetahs. Mrs. McMillan handles the leashes and leads the cheetahs to the summer house as they are displayed under careful supervision.
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Juja Farm
Roosevelt describes African wildlife in Scribner's excerpt
Theodore Roosevelt observes cheetahs, warthogs, a tommy buck, and Grant's gazelle in an African game preserve. He notes cheetahs fast start but short burst, ease of domestication among wild cats, and a bird like chirp used by cheetahs. He recalls a friendly tame warthog and easy keeping of gazelle in herds with minimal supervision.
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Tommy Buck
Grant
Theodore’ Roosevelt
Scribner’s
Egyptian farming tools seen by world touring American maker
Horace F. Coler of Chicago describes a world tour promoting American farming implements. He notes a Turkish style threshing machine in Egypt with a native of the grain field and a camel drawn engine, contrasting primitive plows with modern equipment. He observes American machinery abroad and wonders how it travels there.
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Horace F. Coler
Chicago
Egypt
Washington- Herald
Christmas Victims and Humorous Selections in Texas
A sardonic exchange in Texas jokes about marriage tall husbands and homely spouses. A quip suggests a wife’s complaint about height while another punchline notes a wife’s bank account as the main lure.
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California
Indies
Nemenetesanesceueres
Pie Piavanebus As Versutacaturnse Digdige
Vv. A. Gleason
Queer Jungle Pets
Roosevelt
Texas
Amberol
Edison Phonographs
S. M. Johnson
Perkins’ Palace Parlor
THE
Independent
Corona Hardware & Implement Company
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