Bride at Ship's Helm in Lipton Race Off Cape Hatteras
The 28 foot Gauntlet skippered by Mrs Thora Lund Robinson finished second in the 650 mile Lipton Cup contest from Gravesend Bay to Bermuda. The Tamerlane won. Lila retired after damage. Mrs Robinson, 20, is newly married to owner George W Robinson and has sailed since childhood.
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Gulf Stream
Cape Hatteras
Gauntlet
Thora Lund Robinson
Thomas Lipton
Gravesend Bay
New York Harbor
Bermuda
Norfolk
Harber
Hatteras
Atlantic
Robinson
Amboy
New York Bay
Mr. Robinson
J. L. Dunlap
H. Higgins
Lila
Sandy
Thorn
Jefferson Bible sparks Senate demand with new reprints
The Jefferson Bible once tucked away at the Smithsonian now draws heavy requests from senators as photo reproductions flood copies to the public. A magazine ad promising free copies via Senators prompts a flood of requests, with each Senator limited to thirty copies and plans to print more to meet demand.
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Thomas Jefferson
Smithsonian Institution
Senate
Congress
Who For Next President From American Spectator
A collection of unverified candidate opinions on a future presidential run is presented, with playful remarks from Taft Cannon Bryan Shaw Hobson Fairbanks Fornker and others. In the same issue a diplomatic dinner in Washington marks Russia Japan relations, hosted by Baron Rosen for Viscount Aoki with a guest list of international officials.
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American Spectator
Taft
Cannon
Bryan
Shaw
Hobson
Lmited
Faiirbanks
F. Funston
Ohio
Fornker
Count Aoki
Washington
Rosen
Aoki
Portsmouth
Japan
Russia
Viscount Aoki
Baron Rosen
Viscount Aok
Netherlands
Mme. van Swinderen
Mme
Miyoka
Countess Seckendorff
Elizabeth Rosen
Spain
Don Luis Pastor
Baron Schlippenbach
Prince Koudacheff
theLussian Embassy
The Jungle and the beef packing system warned about
A harsh review of Upton Sinclair's The Jungle arguing the book exposes brutal methods in meatpacking. It portrays Jurgis and Ona as victims of a ruthless system driven by profits, urging readers to consider how workers are worn down while mills profit from misery and polluted food.
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Jurgis
Ona
Great Corporation
Upton Sinclair
Sinclair
Roosevelt
Special Commission
Lithuania
America
Chicago
Europe
Jurgs
Packingtown
Great Packing Trust
Hlindis
Ogden Armour
Ma Man
Heaven On Earth Motivation Quote and Economic Note
A quotation from Philip Brooks urges men to live exemplary lives to make earth resemble paradise. The text also mentions Honduras's debt estimated near one to two million dollars and a figure of 1,300 dollars per death. It notes three hundred million British subjects in Asia.
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Heaven On Earth
Earth
God’s Paradise
Phillips Brooks
Honduras
Asia
The Land of the Free at Vassar Aid Society matinee
An excerpt from a W. C. De Mille one act play shown at a Vassar Aid Society matinee portrays Luigi an Italian immigrant at Ellis Island yearning to bring Maria and their two children to New York. The officer cites the law forcing Maria to Naples highlighting the heartache of immigration and the daily trials faced by hopeful newcomers.
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Ellis Island
New York Harbor
Land of the Free
W. C. de Mille
Vassar Aid Society
The
Times
Luigi
Jie
Maria
Carlissima
Mulberry Street
Fabio
Tessa
Neapon
New York
Peanut
Naples
Napoli
America
Dio
Marla
Marla Mla
Goa
Luig
Carrissima
Addressing Dying Youth Through Temperance and Faith
A Victorian tone verse by Horace Smith urging long life through a restrained diet and restrained passions. It contrasts florid features with age, praising domestic quiet, piety, and devotion to God over Mammon and hedonistic pleasure. It promotes health as a byproduct of virtue and worship.
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Horace Smith
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Hamilton
Hearst
Root
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Th Lund Rosinsorn
RUSS
Mr. Sinclair
Count Aokl
Robert Paton Gibbs
Hudson Theater
Mr. Gibbs
Denver
HouseKrewer
the Housekeeper Corporation
Minneapolis, Minn
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