Adoption Romance Brings Indian Bride to Glacier Nation
Washington correspondent Henry and his bride Helen Corbin seek tribe acceptance in Glacier National Park. Officials caution against illegitimate tribal membership via romance, noting only descendants with bloodline gain nation allotments. Medical and social experts discuss puberty, courtship, and cultural pressures during the transition from girlhood to womanhood.
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Corset and Heels Debate in Strenuous Girlhood Rules
A fragmented 19th century editorial warns against corsets and high heels for young girls. It argues Nature furnishes a waistless frame, condemns tight corsets and rigid footwear, and urges restraint from stimulants like tea or coffee.
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Staying in That Bed Is the Only Good Angwet
Washington prices rise. laundry workers plan to strike as meat and bread costs surge. Citizens debate shared burdens with concerns over rent, coal, and basic necessities while austerity measures threaten prosperity and individual solvency.
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State schools plan changes in Iowa amid university reorganization
Amid a sweeping proposal the state aims to realign courses of study at Iowa institutions with Cedar Falls and Iowa City centralizing arts and teacher training while eliminating duplicative college sites. The plan seeks to focus on normal training at Cedar Falls and university functions at Iowa City and Ames, with shifts in engineering and agriculture offerings and cost concerns.
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Preparation Fertilization and Cultivation on Poor Soils
A historical note details farming trials by H. Shepard on poor soils. It describes selecting lean plots, using surface manure and old wheat straw to retain moisture, and performing multiple shallow harrowings to improve moisture retention and root uptake. The account compares planting alone versus post planting cultivation, noting taller corn and better growth with thorough early work and surface amendments. It mentions neighboring farmers' reactions and a frog farm earnings anecdote for regional color.
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