A Promising Frontier in Forestry Careers
The article outlines a budding career path for foresters with strong earning prospects comparable to professors. It notes growing demand from state and federal agencies, railroad and lumber companies, and expanding forest reserves as New York acquires stump lands. It contrasts American forestry as more exploratory than Europe, with ample room for innovation and public service.
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New York
United States
Washington
New England
Europe
America
The March of Humanity by Benjamin Kidd
A critical excerpt discusses the shift from primeval individualism to modern state disciplined society. It argues subordination of the individual to the state signals militarism, while sacrificing the present for the future marks national progress. It cites Anglo-Saxon tolerance as a key sign of enduring reform.
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Ana the
March of Humanity
Benjamin Kidd
Puch
Tome
Volcanoes Still a Mystery Explains Eruptions
Israel C. Russell argues on plausible causes of volcanic eruptions. Debates focus on steam versus pressure, with theories that rigid crust fractures from cooling inner mass allow molten rock to surface and interact with water forming explosive eruptions as seen at Martinique and St. Vincent.
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Israel C. Russell
Surtica
Martinique
St. Vincent
Vesuvius
Earbhy
New Views on Soup Dining and Digestion
A discussion on meal sequencing argues soup should be the last course rather than first. It notes meat stock soups offer limited nutrition and warns against pairing soup with solids. Vegetable soups are recommended for luncheons with dry toast or crackers, while small solid portions aid digestion.
Humanity's Greatest Need and the Right to Work
The text argues for less selfishness and more justice to others, urging society to secure the right to work and rest through a waking Golden Rule. It cites prompts about clear speech, sea life lamps, and a claim that crime does not pay, noting German shipyards sustain 60,000 workers.
TUNEFUL AND ANCIENT GAMES IN A PRINCE AND TOPS TALE
Fragmentary notes recount old games and music from Chicago and Detroit papers. A Prince Consort anecdote describes divers and a willow tree scene while a crafts section offers simple spinning tops made from pasteboard and wood.
Puzzle Picture Brings Riddles From The New York World
A fragmented puzzle image from the New York World features a cryptic title Is Your Mut Brave Some to Whom Is He Spearing with scattered capitalization. The readable text hints at a wordplay challenge for readers.
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York
Smoke signals and makeshift tools from a bygone era
The article portrays Indigenous smoke signaling with long distance meaning and the Indians methods to announce camp or danger. It recalls settler life, the gold rush tool scarcity, and a craftsman recounting improvised toy tops and early metalwork.
Novel top designs and sensitive Bank of England scale
A fragment describes novelty tops that spin in eccentric curves and weave, noting colorful stripes and intricate turns. It also mentions a golf weighing instrument in the Bank of England reacting to a postage stamp’s drop from six inches. An automobile crank cup is said to have a Compson-like sense.
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New York Mall and Express
Hanaltlvo Hentea
Bank of England
Arctic Portlander in Washington Home Display
Mrs Peary prepares for a fourth Arctic trip joining Lt Peary this summer with daughter Abigail, as their Washington home doubles as a museum of polar curiosities. The piece notes her long life in frozen regions, and a portrait of Alyntga Peary in Eskimo attire amid artifacts and snow gear.
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Peary
Robert E. Peary
Arctic
Jim
Mry. Peary
Washington
Thieutenant
Washington Post
The Secret Of Order In Modern Housekeeping
A Philadelphia Record piece urges wives to reject perpetual hurry and embrace deliberate leisure. It argues that true housekeeping rests on order and courage, preserving daily leisure as essential for wellbeing of home and family.
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Phladelphia
Fashion Notes and Quotations From a Faded Page
A fragmentary fashion column discusses silk and crepe trends, moire materials, and bridal dress details, noting black guipure lace, fichus for bridesmaids, and white cloth trimmed with crochet. It also lists a range of fabrics and summer garments and closes with assorted proverbs and quotes on virtue, courage, and education.
Skimarmilk Calves Feeds Fences Dipping and Ducks
Farm notes discuss skim milk use for calves with costs about nine dollars for six months and profitable milkings. Advice covers fencing with barbed wire brackets and frequent flock inspections for parasites, plus dipping sheep and lambs. Ducks are praised for mite control in poultry houses and the adrenalin note masks broader medical claims.
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Dock
Week’s Minor Events From Washington and Abroad
A collage of brief items notes ship and canal talks, political moves, and incidents. Governors, generals, and officials named amid votes, eruptions, accidents, and pensions headline a busy week with international tensions and domestic updates.
Newark to Profit From State Forest Land Plan
The Water Department of Newark plans to develop forest lands with state aid to make them profitable near the Fequau nock basin watershed comprising about 1000 acres. Officials will study methods used in Bergen County where 3000 acres yielded net timber revenue of 11254.06 over eight years, about 5 percent return. The shad season ends with mixed results as high prices saved some fishermen from bankruptcy yet overall catches decline. A separate incident reports Albert F. Chadwick, a public school principal, arrested for chopping down a spite fence belonging to neighbor Lewis B. Thompson after a long quarrel between their families.
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Water Department of
Newark
New Jersey
Fe ‘Quaunock
Itis
Morris J. Sherrerd
Henry, G. Kumaiel
IFRB
Amfefer
State Geological Survey
Geological Survey
Pequannock
Bergen County
Darlington
HH. O. Havemeyer, Jr
Havemeyer
Delaware
Tivera
The
Fish Commission
Salem County
Shermen
Sluce den
Albert F. Chadwick
Lewla B. Thompson
Patersone
Thomps
An-Vaorts-Of-The-Btute
Paulsboro
Millville Institute
Cape May
Boylan
Gloucester
Bridgeton
Salem Pike
Laurel Lhs
Pilesgrove Township
Sharptown
Millville
Bertha Lloyd
South Dennis
Dalry
Delaware River improvement eyed for Trenton to Bordentown
Board seeks deeper wider channel to boost river traffic between Trenton and Philadelphia. A large appropriation urged in Congress as five year river trade rose seventy five to one hundred percent. Nearby towns would gain from enhanced shipping facilities and regional commerce.
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Chad
Delaware River
Bordentown
A .Toemit
Congress
Trenton
Philadelphia
Ancient Eritrean gold mine reported near Asmara by Governor
Governor Martini informs the Italian Government of a thousand year old gold mine near Asmara Eritrea with seven long galleries and tools. He plans resuming work if gold remains. Also notes a gigantic Japanese crab acquired by New Yorks American Museum. Census shows ice manufacture output in 1909. Massachusetts physicians total about 4500. Canadian railway and canal capital at 1.1 billion.
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Ias
Althrough
Martini
Asmara
Eritrea
American Museum of Natural History
New York City
United States
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Detroit Free Press
Oscair Browning
Cambridge
Htou School
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Brussels
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Riste
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Guacmayo
Cauto
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Senor Palma
Hayama
Candelaria Pohsa
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Noniton
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Blomeer
Margaret Deland
Harper's Bazar
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Parkstin
Jong Bamboo
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Jonnson
Dickens
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Martine
Joan White
Chad Tel
Westminster
Abbey of
George Macdonald
Phillips Brooks
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Miller
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Nebraska Experiment Station
Wm. I. Simmons
Colman
Gila Monster
Welt Mitchell
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Panaon Canal
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Samuel W. Whitside
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Tenth Infantry
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Roosevelt
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Porto Rico
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Auroramith
Ironwood
Mich
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New York Court of Appeals
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Joseph Uejeh
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Cyril W. King
Fort Micigan
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McKinley
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Ohio
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Wright
John Mitchell
Miners’ Union
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Martinell
Archduke Saha
Austria
Johann Orth
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Reichstag
Reichsland
Orient
Wong Kong
Pekin
China
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Adowa
Asdg
Leopold Winkler
Achoulhoy
Vienna
M. Combes
Andre and
St. Delvasse
Jis
Glamorganshire
Wales
Vereeniging
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Lonberg
Gately
Tattwir
Tope
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Alvert -Stephens
Port-Croms
Hothe
Wiggins
Stephen
Samuel Coombs
Dutch Neck
Massachusetts
Capitan Kaltways
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