Gould Divorce Rumors Mount Over Frank Jay Gould Marriage Strife
New York reports center on Frank Jay Gould and wife as divorce rumors persist amid alleged marital unhappiness. Observers cite Mrs Helen Gould seeking freedom from restraint, her public attention drawing envy, while Mr Gould may counter-sue. Family tensions widen as Mrs Kelly and Eugenia Kelly figure in social circles.
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New York
Gould
Frank Jay Goulds
Helen Gould
Goal
Wiseacres
West Fifty-seventh Street
Mrs. Kelly
Grafting by Women in High Society Creates Fabric Graft
A New York City social graft by well to do women sees dressmakers, milliners, and stores giving free dresses in exchange for selling the ladies’ friends’ business. The practice extends to photography with two wealthy wives, one exchanging free portraits for referrals. Trade fears grow as more promise future referrals while others opt out.
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New York
Unnecessary Noises to Be Suppressed by Police
Police Commissioner Binghams issues a general order to curb noise across the city. The directive targets daytime and nighttime disturbances and lists nuisances from street hawkers to barking dogs, with arrests for legal violations and health concerns cited.
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OLICE
Bingham
Board of Health
Palace of Crooks Planned by Authorities in New York
The city plans a state prison described as a veritable palace of crime with modern features. It would include a mile-long stone wall eighty feet high and a promenade atop it. Advocates cite Highland Lake as a nearby site offering advantages for the new establishment.
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Crooks
York
State Prison
Atlantic City
Highland Lake
Iion
Govorner in Palm Beach Hotel Fails to Pay
A southern state governor holidaying in Palm Beach discovers luxurious hotel rooms come with a high price. A friend explains a New York railroad president paid $75 a day. The governor, with only $50, plans to flee but sends a telegram to return home, only to learn there is no bill and he will be honored to stay a year.
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Palm Beach
Florida
Lippincott
New York
Jim
Wind Made Electricity Aids Rural Homes With Windmills
R W Wilson of Westfield Indiana has devised a practical method to generate electricity from wind power. He uses a windmill to pump water into a hydraulic regulator that maintains steady pressure via weighted control and automatic valves. Demonstrations at his shop show wind-made lighting rivaling steam power in brightness.
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R. W. Wilson
Westfield
Ind
the Technical World Magazine
Wison
Core of the Earth Metal Inference from Density Tests
The core likely consists of metal due to Earth’s high average density about five and a half times that of water, far exceeding surface rock density. Meteorites show nickel iron composition, suggesting iron bearing rocks may sample the deep interior brought to the surface by volcanism.
Clothes and Conduct Across Social Etiquette
A passage argues that clothing and appearance shape behavior for men and women. It cites examples from society and literature about how gowns and uniforms influence conduct, suggesting dress can elevate manners and demeanor.
Whale Scrape: Ship Off Santa Marian Coast Encounters Giant Whale
While the Orissa steamed near Santa Maria islands, a huge whale surfaced beside the ship scraping its body against the bilge plate. Crew pelted the creature with potatoes and coal to deter it, but the whale swallowed coal and departed, leaving the vessel drenched and seeking calmer depths.
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South America
Brazilian
Orissa
Santa, Maria Islands
Pacific
Preached to Empty Seats at Stoke Lyne Vicarage Tragedy
The London Graphic reports a severe crisis at Stoke Lyne Oxfordshire where Vicar William Bryant faced hostility from parishioners. His 14 year old daughter died by suicide after alleged pressure, with inquest details and a possible Home Office inquiry. The church has no choir or parish help.
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Stokes Lyne
Oxfordshire
London Graphic
William Bryant
Bryant
Mirror Helped a Patient at Roosevelt Hospital
A ward patient worsened with no clear cause until a nurse, breaking ward rules, smuggled in a small hand mirror. Seeing herself, the patient despaired she aged, but the mirror moment sparked relief and marked improvement as she realized she did not look as bad as feared. Source: New York Bulletin.
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Roosevelt Hospital
Siaid
N. Y. Bun
Incomplete Transcriber Snippet Triggers Language Glitch
The fragmentary text shows a dialogue excerpt with garbled phrases and punctuation. Figures such as Mik Have and Bupleigh appear amid disjointed questions about ideas and abilities, but no clear event or outcome is present.
That Ward Mesting Responds To Night Awareness
Fragmentary report shows That Ward Mesting and Mrs Rowsider-ilo reacting to a night event. Local responders coordinate with ward officials to assess safety and public awareness efforts.
Principles of Feeding Pigs for Growth and Protein Balance
Guidance on pig nutrition for eight month old hogs. Emphasizes protein as critical for growth, sources include skim milk clover alfalfa soybeans and tankage. Also notes carbohydrate emphasis late in feeding and risks of excessive protein.
Hog Guard for Pasture Fence
An illustration shows a simple hog barrier using 1x12 planks fastened to posts near openings. A second plank is nailed to two nearby posts leaving a narrow passage that compels hogs to move forward rather than sideways.
Saving girdled apple trees by a gate
In a quiet rural scene, careful workers tend girdled apple trees near a garden gate. The work aims to preserve healthy trunks while removing unneeded branches and improving orchard vigor for the coming season.
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Indiana
Addison
Bupleigh
Mik Have
Quita
Chicago
Daily News
William Imetrich
Illinois College of Agriculture
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