Careers of Wilson and Marshall to National Nominees
The article profiles Woodrow Wilson and Thomas Marshall, detailing their careers from early life through academia and public service. It covers Wilson’s Virginia birth, Princeton presidency, University of Virginia law study, Johns Hopkins PhD, Bryn Mawr appointment, and New Jersey governorship, alongside Marshall’s Indiana roots, law career, veto of Sunday baseball, Kern nomination conflict, and governorship tenure. It notes their mutual esteem, political harmony, and the 1912 Democratic ticket status.
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Dress at English Court Two Styles of Court Dress Cause Confusion
The article discusses mistakes in English court dress found in a new edition Dress Worn at Court by Herbert Trendall. An expert court tailor inspects attendees at the entrance for irregularities noting two current permitted styles both in black velvet one with elaborate steel buttons lace and ruffles. Common errors include swapping old style elements into the new form and improper sword placement or breeches for a levee. The private dress cost ranged from 0 to 50 pounds depending on steelwork and embellishments.
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Baseball Managers Weigh Veteran Pitches Against Young Stars
A field of veteran pitchers such as Marquard, Alexander, Johnson, Plank, Walsh and Rucker competes with a young cohort led by Walter Johnson and others. Debate centers on whether star pitchers can be worked in turn and kept in top condition, as Hall of Famers like Bender and Plank have done. The piece notes Johnson as a rising great and mentions players like Harry Lord and Notre Dame alumnus Fred Williams in fast baserunning and fielding roles.
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Gregg
Johson
Ford
Joe Wood
Mathewson
Konder
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Rucker
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Waisht Rither
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Alwwatys
Maryland
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Gress
Ed Walsh Jo Corretuy
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Bender
Hall of Fame
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Marquard
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Temper and cotton mayhem in a colonial Enquirer fragment
The fragment cites a temper related to property and market access, stating you can't sell or buy yet everyone tries to keep it. It then notes that three quarters of the world’s cotton production is contributed by the United States, in a brief Enquirer style remark.
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Harper’s Weekly
Weekly Humorous Snippets From Various Newspapers
A collage of dated jokes and captions from New York American Harper's Weekly and Baltimore American. Observant youths talk of presidency, a boy laments eye glasses, Edison household cement jokes, a moon affecting mind line, a crammed nurse and professor scene, grandparent and wedding quips, and a clerk’s quip about a brother’s tie. Light humor reflects early 20th century miscellany.
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