Left handedness praised as natural skill in youths
A Chicago Chronicle report cites University of Chicago studies showing left handed children suffer speech and training hardships when forced to use the right hand. Professor Smedley notes many mothers see left handedness as a defect and push training that harms brain balance and dexterity, with left-handed people often more proficient in games.
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University of Chicago
Smedley
Department of
Chtongo Chronicle
Proud of Their Burdens Street Urchins Carrying Golf Bags
Street urchins in Philadelphia ride suburban trains with golf bags, begging at exits. A man with two women refused help. a boy advised others not to assist golf players, claiming they carry clubs to be seen and won’t pay.
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Broad Street
Reading Terminal
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Record
Frog Farming Is Profitable in U S Markets
The food commission estimates the United States catches about 2,900,000 frogs annually and harvests their hind legs for food. Frog farming grows, with hunters and farm operators investing about 100000 dollars yearly and consumers paying roughly 150000 dollars, per Chicago Journal.
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United States
Food Commission
Chicago Journal
Our Lady of the Snows and Canadian Migration
A London Imperial Institute lecturer defended Kipling’s image of Canada as not more wintry than it should be while noting Canada’s principal production is emigrants to the United States. The New York Tribune comments on migrants proving intelligent and useful after arrival.
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Canada
Kipling
Our Lady of the Snows
Wilkes
Dominion
London
Imperial Institute
United States
New York Tribune
Washington
Oik Creek
Buckeye Oil, Gas & Coal Co
Rose at 6 and the author’s failed novel notes
An Authors Journal fragment records a writer’s day including planning a short story at dawn, arranging chairs, rattling knives to fool neighbors, composing poems on world hunger, and an article claiming appetite is a delusion. A post office clerk says a manuscript check won’t arrive until after Christmas.
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York Telegram
Summer meetings and special rates listed by rail lines
No extensive schedule of summer meetings is given, but the notice lists upcoming conventions and assemblies with dates and locations. Denver hosts multiple events in July and August, including the Sun day School Association and the Ancient Order of Hibernians. Other gatherings span Minneapolis Portland Seattle Salt Lake City and San Francisco with dates from June to August. The notice invites readers to contact a company representative for full details.
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Ry & N
Colorado Strings
Colo
Denver
International
Sunday School Association
Ancient Order of Hiberniany In America
National Association of Letter Catriers
Omahn
Neb
Christian Churchu
Portland
Ore
Travelers’ Protective Association of America
Supreme Lodge
Ancient Order
Salt Lake City
Utah
Grand Lodge Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
San Francisco
Cal
Imperial Council
Nobles of the Mystic
Knights of Pythias
Seattle
Wash
Yeory Low Tates
Tacoma
The
United Presbyterian Church
Wall Map of Fayette County to be Sold by West Union Gazette
Talmadge of the West Union Gazette announces an upcoming wall map of Fayette County at a low price. The 80 by 46 inch map will show townships, roads, railroads, streams, churches, schools, creameries and each farm with owner names when possible. Printing on heavy mill paper with rollers, it will be available soon through H. Talmadge of West Union Iowa.
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Talmadge
The
West Union Gazette
H. Talmadge
West Union
Towa
Colorado Trip Low Rates to Colorado by Iowa Line
The Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern Railway offers special low round trip fares to Colorado with tickets valid until October 1st. Interested travelers should contact any company ticket agent or write to Mr. John G. Farmer Cedar Rapids Iowa for a booklet titled Under the Turpeatoa Aby.
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Colorado
Burlington
Gedar Rapids & Northern R'y
Thig Company
Jno
G. Farmer
G,p> A
BOR & WN Kty
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Hat etiquette crusade in elevators for ladies present
National capital voices a campaign against men removing hats in public elevators when women are aboard citing hygiene and courtesy. Physicians warn of potential dangers, while corridors of large offices echo calls to drop the habit as good taste.
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Hava
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Fraternal Order of Eagles
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