Women Red Heads Form New Society Develops at University of Nebraska
A University of Nebraska banquet reveals the Order of Golden Breece, an all red-headed women group classified by hair color shades from squash to pink. The piece notes class-like organization on physical traits, discusses racial concepts and hair as a marker, and surveys stereotypes of red-haired individuals in society and history.
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Washington
University of Nebraska
Order of Golden Breece
Consumers
Writers
Europe
Ireland
Spain
Central
Westernurope
United States
Study of Hair Color and Personal Mystery Sparks Debate
A discussion notes that hair color can be a clue to personality and urges caution that interest in hair colorings not become widespread. It also mentions the Order of the Golden Fleece as a focal point.
Wedding shocks Quaker 400 in Philadelphia case
Frances Mears, a prominent society girl, married cow-puncher Buster Estes at Jackson's Hole Wyoming on March 29. The couple honeymoon on Estes ranch while Philadelphia residents react to the unlikely match. Estes is described as a World War veteran and champion horseman with a reputed record against horse thieves.
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Philadelphia
Buster Estes
Frances 8. Mears
Jackson's Hole
Wyo
Harvey J. Butte
Turino Bomb Fatality Ties to Anarchist Plot
Mario Facta an anarchist was killed by a bomb he planned to detonate at engineer Signor di Benedetto's house in Turin Italy During September disorders di Benedetto defended his factory killing two attackers and was acquitted in self defense He had recently expelled from France for organizing an Italian socialist group in Lyon Police found six more bombs pamphlets and a manual on explosives nearby
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Turin
Italy
Mario Facta
Signor di Benedetto
Facta
France
Italian Socialist Party
Lyon
Turkey Hen Lays at Falmouth and Kenton County
Mrs. A. H. Stephens, formerly of this county now in Kenton county, owns a blue turkey hen that laid 80 eggs last spring and raised a brood of young turkeys. A bronze turkey hen began laying April 1 and laid continuously to November 17, totaling 176 eggs, with no signs of setting.
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Falmouth
A. H. Stephens
Kenton County
Sun cooks scientist's meals on novel stove
Washington reports on Dr G Abbot of Smithcon ia Institute presenting sun powered cooking at the National Academy of Sciences. He described a concave parabolic cylinder reflector with oil heat transfer and a float regulator, noting Mrs Abbot cooked beans at Mount Wilson California. The system keeps the reflector aimed and operates 24 hours a day on solar heat.
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Washington
National Academy of Sciences
G. Abbot
Smithcon
Lake Of Immense Depth And Panoramic Guatemalan Sights
Hamilton M. Wright describes Lake Atitlan in Guatemala from a highland vantage. He notes its immense depth over 1000 feet officially, surrounding volcanoes including Atitlan, steep cliffs and colorful walls, clear cool waters, and dramatic mist and rainbows as rain sweeps the lake.
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Guatemala Highlands
Atitlan
Fugiyama
Japan
Godines Creat
Lake Atitlan
Father Garcia of
Naguala
University of Rome
Pansjachel
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Hamilton M. Wright
Bulletin of the Pan- American Union
Taft Private Collection of Old Masters in Cincinnati
In Charles P. Taft's colonial Cincinnati home a renowned private collection of old master paintings draws attention for Dutch, English, and French schools. Highlights include Frans Hals works praised by Frank Duveneck, notably The Young Man of Harlem and The Young Woman of Harlem.
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Cincinnati
Charles . P. Taft
Publc
Taft
United States
Frank Duveneck
Frans Hals
Harlem
Hals
America
Duveneck
Brooklyn Engle
British Envoy's Canadian Wolf Hunt Tale Stirs Laughter
Sir Auckland Geddes recounted a wilds hunt in Canada claiming to shoot two bright eyes at night only to find he had killed a rabbit. French ambassador Jusserand mocked the tale calling it a shooting story with no tiger in it.
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Sir Auckland Geddes
Mr. Jusserand
Corps
Philadelphia Evening Public Ledger
Secret of Sealed Chamber Buried Beneath Bush Terminal
A bequest to Londoners 9 000 years hence lies beneath the Bush Terminal foundations at Aldych London England. A secret chamber will hold present day implements to reveal past occupations to posterity. The dilemma is what to include a pickles Bradshaw razor or a reel of cotton.
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Aldych
London
England
Bugh
Treatment Mix Mentioned in Tangled Old Note
A fragment discusses using nitro glycerin and glycerine for patient care with nurse duties noted. The text appears from a medical or industrial context and references head nurse and foot nurse roles. It lacks complete details, dates or patient data.
Unsettling Haunt at Gabe Hornboggle’s Arkansas Home
A Mount Pizgy resident relays a neighbor account of a nocturnal disturbance at Gabe Hornboggle’s house. Tables topple, drawers slide, spoons fly, a gun discharges wounding a dog, and such phenomena are described as unprecedented.
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Gabe Hornboggle
Gabe
Mount Pizgy
Ark
Kansas City Star
Preserving Mine Timbers With Magnesia Cement
Magnesia cement coating on mine timbers is described as an economical and effective fire preventive, particularly where timber is highly inflammable in arid areas. The text also includes unrelated quotes about theater and a toy mustache.
Solvent remark on liquor loosening patrons
A Boston Transcript quotation notes that liquor loosens patrons, with Walter recalling it as meaning it released the tip from drinkers. The line suggests alcohol reduces restraint and reveals information.
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Walter
Boston Transcript
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