Howard Elliott Rose From $40 A Month to $100,000 a Year
The article traces Howard Elliott Rose from a $40 monthly Burlington clerkship to becoming president of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad and then head of the New Haven system. It notes his hard work, Harvard education, humble upbringing, and rise after leading the Northern Pacific, with an open door policy contrasting Charles S. Mellen’s stance.
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Burlington
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Harvard
New York City
New England
West
The
Northern Pacific
Charles S. Mellen
Mellen
New Haven
Mnes
Mellett
Howard Elliott
Horace Greeley
Round the World Items on Negros in Jobs and Trade
A wide compilation notes on racial hiring in St Louis hotels and public schools, Hong Kong rent rises since the Chinese revolution, New Orleans public school policy on marked women, a Dutch flood project in Zulder Zee, and varied tech and social curiosities from around the globe including theft alarms, germination tests, and a woman’s church dress room in New York.
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St. Louis
Hongkong
New Orleans
Duluth
Chicago Health Board
Tarrytown
Zulder Zee
Holland
Cnudian Baréstey Association
Cinadaa
St Louis
Germn Navy
Boston
Northern
Rhodesia
England
House of Commons
Germany
Madison Avenue
New York
Cnke
United States
Nova Scotia
Barnes
Shanghai
China
Khanghai
Alfred Austin
London Standard
Venice
Apsaly Pats Ie
Helpful Hints for Housewives on Jars and Boiling
Households share advice on preserving with jars and boiling safety. A design for a cooking otpass uses a perforated plate and guard to prevent contents from spilling, keeping the jar top above boiling water while allowing steam to rise freely.
Fruitiste Decorations and Homemaking Hints
A series of household suggestions on decorative fruit patterns called fruitists, plus recipes and tips for cooking and cleaning. Includes guidance on fruit based embroidery motifs, milk boiling method, starch and iron gloss, headache remedy, a chocolate pie custard, banana and coconut variations, oatmeal cookies, sour cream sauce, and a tea leaf paint cleaner for varnished wood.
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Batley
Coloe
Chicken Croquettes From Old Recipe Card
A readable recipe fragment for chicken croquettes describes two pounds of chicken meat chopped, two beaten eggs, crumbled bread, half a cup sweet cream, one tablespoon butter, salt and pepper. Form balls, dip in eggs, coat with cracker crumbs, and fry.
Gaby e Pile and Gress shield in linen cover design
A fragment describes a decorative cover made of linen or lawn edged with exuberant lore. The text suggests a modulation or shield piece by Gaby e Pile and Gress with a cut or halt in material usage for a baby’s do make.
Duck on a Rock Game Rules from Old Playbook
A field game for boys uses a large rock as the duck. Each player provides a stone to throw toward the rock from ten to twelve yards away. The farthest stone from the rock designates "It" who places a stone on the rock as a target. Players try to knock off the duck stone, then race home. If all stones fail to move the duck, players lose their stones. Variations include jumping, kick methods, and teeth-tilted kicks, all while the "It" may replace a stone and tag others.
The Mysterious Problem Conjuring Trick Revealed
An American identifies a conjuring routine where a blank paper frame is used and an audience member thinks of a number. The performer guides arithmetic steps with multiplying, adding, and dividing by 20, then a match burns the paper leaving only a suit, and final hints imply seven remains the answer when a nitric acid and asbestos paint technique is applied beforehand.
Lawn Bowls Proves Easy Sport For All Ages
Lawn bowls uses two colored balls per player and a white Jack ball. Players aim to get balls closest to the Jack to score one point per ball. Games are seven, fourteen or twenty one points, with strategy centering on knocking opponents’ balls away from the Jack while preserving one’s own. Ground must be level with short grass. even women and girls enjoy the game.
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American Press Association
TM Dayt
Inter Océan Advertising
Pays
Sya
Oreai
Gus Orban
Round the
Faust Bos
Caspar Whitney
Pub- Thed
Itis
Jena Outdoor World Publishing
Duane St
Hotel Norther
Grand Gorks, N. D
H.N. Wells, Proprietor
Brennan
Devils Lake
North Dakota
Henry G. Middaugh
WM. Bateson
R. F. Hunt
Locke-Gram
WEHE
Brennan Block
C.J. McGurren
Helen L. Young
Locke-Gram Block
W.F. Sihler
Gs. McIntosh
Sihler
McIntosh
Mann Lock
Clinton. Smith
Banga
W. C. Follett
OR. W. E. Hocking Cantat ‘Office
Bang Block
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