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Newspaper

Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1906

Page

10

Best Dressed Man in the World

An American living in London and London tailors clash over who shapes global style. The piece contrasts American ready made and semi-ready suits from New York and Washington with London frock coats and Bond Street tailoring, noting cable orders and busy West End shops. It concludes the best dressed man uses Bond Street for formal wear and Fifth Avenue for sack suits and overcoats.

London Broadway Washington New York Bond Street England Express New Yorker Count Witte Prince Albert Fifth Avenue

New Clothes for Easter Emphasize Resurrection Symbols

Reads of Easter attire and its belief in bringing good fortune. A Dorsetshire poet named Barnes offers a humorous verse about donning a blue frock coat with brass buttons on Easter, tying fashion to ritual meaning and luck for the year.

Dorsetshire Barnes

Elderly Spinster and Doctor Sketch Exchange

An elderly spinster and a doctor discuss mental health in a quippy exchange. The doctor asserts the patient is experiencing hallucinations with a blunt, confident tone.

Cartan Mie

Animal Heroes and the Wolf Hunt In North Dakota

The piece reviews Ernest Thompson Seton’s Animal Heroes noting its composite animal tales and vivid illustrations. It recounts a dog Snap’s daring hunt against a Gray Wolf with Terriers and hounds aiding, culminating in Snap’s heroic kill and fatal wounds, celebrated by ranchers.

Ernest Thompson Seton Tommaroen Sefton Caza North Dakota Silton

The Grim Farewell of Penroof the Cattlewolf

A rancher recalls lifting a wounded steer named Penroof after a brutal encounter with a monstrous Wolf. The animal lapsed into a final, unthreatening kiss before dying. They buried the fearless creature on a ranch butte as Penroof muttered about grit needed to raise cattle.

Dauntless Anettle Esyrnd Tne TFT Old Penroof Penroof

The Fighting Instinct in a Bristol Labor Clash

A vivid account recalls foreman Haverly defending against a mob of laborers armed with tools. He fought with a crowbar, killing seven attackers and repelling the rest, illustrating primal combat pride amid brutal labor strife.

Minneapolis Bristol Tennessee Haverly

Little Cannibals In Baby Chick Flocks

Breeders report cannibalistic behavior among young chicks kept in close quarters. Idle birds turn to pecking when wounds appear, so provide a wider range, busy feeding, and animal matter. Scatter balanced chick feed in litter and suspend greens to deter pecking.

A Sudden Change

Two commercial travelers compare weather quirks. The Englishman notes sudden shifts from warm to cold requiring coats. the American relates Johnson and Jones who threw a snowball as snow ended and hot water scalded Jones, a humorous weather flip.

London New York Johnson Jones

Perils in Cold Storage

The Agricultural Department pursues scientific tests on perishables in cold storage to determine storage limits. Dr. Wiley argues for legislation fixing storage periods as decay can occur even when meats and milks are frozen. A Cleveland case found eleven year old meat decay, suggesting bacteria act in frozen meat. No law limits storage time. only fowls must be drawn before storage.

Agricultural Department Wiley Philadelphia Washington Cleveland

The Oregon Sails Home With Long Pennant

The Oregon recently left Hongkong flying a homeward bound pennant over 500 feet long. Two balloons supported the silk thread streamer to keep it clear of the water. It attracted much attention in port, with a tradition of a foot of pennant per day of cruise noted but the Oregon’s may be among the longest.

Hallowe'en Snap Soap Skull Creek Lis Syound Hilton Fln Dander Riley Guzlity Cary Cedar Ridge George Feander Woolf Erin Joun Oregon Hongkong Asiatic Station Asiatic Brooklyn New York

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