Best Dressed Man in the World
The piece contrasts London and New York sartorial culture noting London and American tailors, ready made suits, and the idea that the best dressed man combines Bond Street style with Fifth Avenue fit. It highlights American readiness, London custom, and the social demand for youth and prosperity in dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Broadway
Washington
New York
Bond Street
England
Express
New Yorker
Tian
Yils
Count Witte
Prince Albert
Englshman
Fifth Avenue
Easter Attire and Easter Day Flowers Emblems
A brief note on Easter customs noting that flowers used to ornament churches symbolize the resurrection and that some believe new clothing brings good fortune for the year. A Dorset poet named Barnes is cited with a verse about wearing a blue frock coat for Easter, with yellow brass buttons glittering in the sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorsetshire
Barnes
Miderly Spinster Sketch Dialogue
A dialogue unfolds with a spinster who fears being followed by an oratoman while she questions doctor about FE hallucinations. The doctor affirms the possibility, stating certainty the patient experiences hallucinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oratoman
Mivani
Animal Heroes by Seton and the tale of Snap the bull-terrier
A review of Seton's Animal Heroes praising its animal portraits and dramatic hunts. It recounts Snap the bull-terrier's role in a North Dakota rancher tale where wolves threaten cattle, detailing a late night pursuit and the dogs' failed capture before danger and heroism. The piece lauds Seton's vivid pen and the book's appeal to readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tirnest Thompson Seton
ATR
Netalis
Johm Burrows
Mgr
Seton
Eve-Witte
Oaso High Point
Hilton
Wolf Hunt Against the Wolf in Grizzly Gully
The narrator recalls a Wolf hunt as Danes and Greyhounds converge with Huskies and co. Dogs circle the wolf in Grizzly Gully. Snap the dog battles fatigue from a wound while Hilton and rivals spot the wolf leading to a dramatic stand.
Wolf Hunt Ends With Gray Wolf Dead at Cattle Range
A hunting party describes a dramatic pursuit where Snap the white dog leads a pack to kill a gray wolf near a cattle range. The wolf is brought down after dog and rider teamwork, with Snap wounded but triumphant, and the crowd of cattle-men paying tribute to the dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oring
Snap
Strabbe
Mendoza
Uii
Hilton
Oso
Meyer
Ten Bis Press
Burt
Smuap
List
Pompout
Cattle Tale Ends With Grief and Silent Heroism
A lone rider recalls a tragic farewell with a fearless horse named Penroof after a brutal ride home. The scene recalls a monstrous wolf sighting and a final, grim statement about cattle without grit, capturing a somber moment on the ranch.
The Fighting Instinct Reveals Primal Fight Nature
A provocative meditation on human love of combat recounts a Bristol Tennessee clash where foreman Haverty defends himself against a mob with a crowbar, killing seven attackers. The piece ponders whether brutal action evokes admiration despite brutality and class conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiianeapolis
Bristol
Tennessee
Slaverly
Haverty
Sudden Change References Weather From Snowball Fight
Two travel colleagues recount weather quirks. A Selshman notes English weather shifts from light summer wear to overcoats overnight. An American recalls Johnson and Jones quarrelling in heavy snow, a snowball flight triggering a sudden warm spell and hot water scalding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
Selshman
Johnson
Jones
Perils in Cold Storage Findings and Proposed Legislation
The Agricultural Department reviews extended cold storage effects on perishable goods. Dr. Wiley seeks a legal limit for how long meats and milks may be stored. Philadelphia and Washington storage experiments test deterioration timelines. A Cleveland case showed eleven years frozen meat decayed, prompting continued observation. Current law lacks storage duration limits beyond age requirements for poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Oregon's Homeward Pennant Sets Record Length
The Oregon left Hongkong with a homeward-bound pennant over 590 feet long, supported by two small balloons to stay clear of the water. Silk thread pennant drew attention in Asiatic ports, echoing an old custom of one foot per day of cruise, rivaled only by the Brooklyn's 700-foot pennant in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Hongkong
Asiatic Station
Asiatic
Brooklyn
New York
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Skull Creek
White Ball
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Dunder
Riley
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George
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Ous
Cacho
Drst
Tipat
Daugter
Teresa
Yowean Tha
Terrestril
Ohe
Europe
Peaside
Toallpm
Gurnew
Toney
Nogi Toredattr
Milladd
ARCH
Fra Walkh
Hew Island
Ontario
Canada
Sasa
Gentlorm
Malath Mom
Susan
Sol
Dow Bs
Tima. & Co
Austrian
Tyrol
Kirtland Bros & Co
Dept
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