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Arctowski Plans Motor Sled for Pole Dash
The Belgian explorer Henryk Arctowski suggests a motorized toboggan using Canadian sledges with raised wheels to grip crusted snow for a possible south pole dash. He seeks a light yet strong craft carrying explorer and stores, maximizing mobility in extreme cold.
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le Tour du Monde
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Feeding the belligerents in the Far East amid supply challenges
The piece analyzes how Japan’s supply system supports its forces in Manchuria, contrasting with Russia’s difficulties. It notes Harbin and Mukden distances, scarce food, bean-cake shortages, and port constraints at Port Arthur and Newchwang. It praises Japan for organized transport from Japan, use of mules, coolies, and sea-based supplies, while flagging Russian dependence on outdated carts and weak transport corps.
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Russia
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Newchwang
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Newehwang
Spoonamore
Chicago
Tribune
Dainty Summer Jacket Trends For Young Misses
An article guiding young women on stylish summer garments and affordable fabrics. It highlights a decorative Viyella jacket with floral patterns, detachable muslin collar, ribbon rosettes, and matching petticoat. Suggestions include simpler floral Viyella versions and easy home sewing ideas.
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Dainty Summer Coat and Skirt Fashions by Ellen Osmonde
A fashion sketch by Ellen Osmonde outlines dainty summer dress ideas featuring a jacket and skirt with flounces and ribbons. It discusses white alpaca options, white glace silk accents, pastel green fabrics, lace ruffles, and removable lace bands for washing, plus hat styles with mushroom brims and straw trims.
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Mademoiselle
Ellen Osmonde
Planting the Farm Yard Home Improvement Ideas
A discussion on planning and executing farm and suburban yard layouts. It contrasts chaotic, uncoordinated plantings with a harmonized design and notes how prewritten plans prevent wasteful spending. It includes two figure sketches and mentions road and shrub layouts.
Bryan and Cochran Clash Over Democratic Platform
The debate over the New York state convention platform shows Bourke Cochran denouncing it as platitudes while Bryan calls it ambiguous and dishonest. The article notes internal pressure toward a pragmatic, milk-and-water platform to win votes, with many Democrats seeking offices beyond Bryan and Bryanism.
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Bourke Cochran
Tammany
Judge Parker
Bryan
St Louis
Chicago Tribune
Republican Factionalism Evident in Panama Canal Debate
A broad critique of Democratic tactics targets President Roosevelt as overreaching, comparing Panama governance bill provisions to Jeffersonian expansion. The piece cites national figures and papers debating future nominees Parker, Bryan, Gorman, Olney, and Hearst, urging party unity under Roosevelt and Platt.
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Congress
Canal Zone
Panama
House Committee
Louisiana
France
Thomas Jefferson
White House
Democratic Party
Republican Congress
United States
Jefferson
Troy Times
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Troy
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Servian Crown Rumor Ties Minnesota Farmer to Throne
A St James Gazette writer highlights John Boyn of Minnesota as a leading Servian throne pretender. His mother near Princeton recalls the 1887 journey of August Boyn to Belgrade and his rumored assassination. The family Bible and royal records vanished after his death.
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John Boyn
Minnesota
August Boyn
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Vonhauser
Milos Obrenoviteh
Rum River
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Minn
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Boyn
James Gazette
Peter Karageorgeviteh
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August
John
Man Eat Less to Improve Health Says Yale Professor
Prof. Russell H. Chittenden presents a study from six months to nearly a year on subjects including professors, students, and soldiers. He reports lower daily food intake, mostly less meat, while health and vigor remained strong. He claims three meals a day suffice if portions are reduced and appetite satisfied.
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Russell H. Chittenden
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale
Chittenden
National Academy of Sciences
Washington
United States
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