Burbank Gardens to be run by Stanford Faculty
Stanford University plans to take over the Burbank gardens at Santa Rosa to operate as a permanent research and exhibition site. A committee is evaluating financial arrangements, including a transfer at half valuation, with input from Jay Lyman Wilbur and notable supporters. Luther Burbank, born in Lancaster County, built a life of plant breeding, creating the white blackberry, plum cot and many other varieties through decades of work and public collaboration.
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Luther Buri
maAlteoiice
Merpetue
Burhank
Fia
Burhan Blingers
Wdison
Ford
David Stare Jordan
Stanford
Jay Lyman Wilbur
Herbert Toever
Willan G. McAdoo
Rudolph Spreckies
A. H. Spreckles
Tames Rolph
Herbert Slater
Margaret Sartoris
H. Crocker
Burbank
University
Tirbank
Ife
Tata
Lanenaster
Mars
Thrteenth
Aftcon
Worcester
Burbank Sdnd
Lunenburg
Hartley Kurlats
Bure Bank
Ifa
Ilv
Massachusetts
Bure Yank
Tirhank
Indy Nagera
Santa Rosa
Sonoma County
California
Thad
Amd
Carnegie
Nature
Wiegonlaa
Wniture Ag
Jtanc
Frust
Ile Las
Europe
Asia
Columbia
Watt
Luther Buebank
Burbank Park
Avon
Emerson
Sex differences in emotion urged by psychologist
A psychologist at Columbia notes debates on gender and emotion. The article cites the view that women are more expressive while men are taught to repress emotion, but acknowledges large individual differences and long standing cultural pressures shaping feelings from childhood.
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Psychologlata
Columbia
Weighing Sex Differences in Intellectual and Traumatic Traits
The text weighs sex differences in intellectual and semi intellectual traits for practical purposes, arguing differences may be disregarded. It notes methodological concerns and calls for cautious interpretation while acknowledging potential biases and societal implications.
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
The readable text describes a child named Helen, with a mother intending to curb her thievery by teaching her to return or surrender items offered, reflecting a moral lesson from visitors about taking home objects offered, regardless of personal desire.
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Helen
Elon
Generous Glen Brings Coconut Cakes to Mother
A fragmentary tale notes Glen entering with a small bag of coconut cakes and telling his mother to let him share, not take, his few treats. The excerpt reflects a simple, domestic moment recalled in a Boston-Trangerlot style.
Telephone Exchange Joke Transcript
A brief exchange insults a caller who is hard of hearing and seeking a job at the telephone exchange. The speaker retorts with witty, clipped lines about wearing and finding an excuse for not working, capturing a humorous yet clipped dialogue from the era.
Spanish Troops Capture Ad Dir In Rif War
Spanish troops reach Ad Dir, capital of Abd el Krim, after a joint offensive with French forces from Al Horemnas Day and Kifane. Madrid celebrates as Alfonso greets generals and flags hang from many homes while officials claim a decisive blow against the Rif rebels. Fez reports French gains north of Kifane, with all objectives reportedly secured twelve kilometers from the town.
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Madrid
Addir
Abd-el-Krim
Hia
Alfonso
Primo de Rivera
Adjir
Mrs Woodrow Wilson in Paris Romance Report
Rumors link Mrs Woodrow Wilson with Dr Sterling Ruffin of Washington D C as possible engagement. Mrs Wilson entertains friends in Geneva and Paris while Dr Ruffin departs New York September 23 aboard the Majestic. a companion notes she refuses to confirm or deny newspaper reports.
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Woodrow Wilson
Paris
Mie
Sterling Ruffin
Washington, D. C
Geneva
Landslides bury many in Tokyo and Yokohama
A Tokyo Yokohama landslide disaster leaves over thirty dead and many injured, thousands of homes flooded and hundreds demolished. Torosu naval station reports yard damage and several near misses. In one Tokyo building a retaining wall collapse traps several residents, including two women killed by falling debris.
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Tokyo
Yokohama
Torosua Naval Station
Mrs Kresge Seeks Probe in 1 Million Suit
Doris Mercer Kresge wife of chain store head 8 5 Kresge seeks examination of her husband over an alleged nuptial agreement. She says before marriage he promised 7000 but later gave only a ten cent toy dog. She drops demand to 1 000 000 plus 50 percent stock dividend and interest to date.
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Kresge
New York
Doris Mercer Kresge
Atterbury Succeeds Re as Head of Pennsylvania Railroad
Samuel Ren Rea resigned from the presidency on Tuesday and General William Wallace Atterbury assumed the role. Atterbury, previously vice president for fifteen years and former general manager, was elected president by the board as Rea presided. He was born in New Albany, Indiana, ninety one years ago.
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Atterbury
Rea
Pennsylvania Philadelphia
Samuel Ren
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wiliam Wallace Atterbury
General Atterbury
Commun
Meatus
Whan
New Albany
Ind
Itty
Scopes Enters U of C for Course in Evaluation
John T. Scopes, central figure in the Scopes evolution trial, enrolls at the University of Chicago for postgraduate work. He plans to attend lectures on evolution by Prof. H. G. Newman and has signed up for a geology course integral to evolution theory.
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Scopes
U. of C
Chicago
John St .Oving Scopes
Dayton
Brokers Sentenced in Rail Investor Fraud Case
Los Angeles figures Hibbs and Tennessey connived to defraud thousands of railway stock investors in a merger valued at 86 billion dollars. They received prison terms ranging from 30 to 300 years in the state penitentiary.
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Los Angeles
Arry Hibbs
Thomas Tennessey
Bodies of five American soldiers exhumed at Chihuahua
Five American soldiers killed in the Pershing expedition are exhumed in Chihuahua City and prepared for transport to the United States. The bodies will be shipped home, marking a formal repatriation from the Mexican site.
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Chihuahua City
Mex
Pershing
United States
Diamond Dye For Any Garment Or Drapery
Diamond Dye promises color for wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics. Each 15 cent package includes directions for tinting delicate shades or permanent colors on fabrics like lingerie ribbons skirts dresses and draperies. Use with your druggist to select the right material and dye type.
First Time Teller Instrument from 084 Persian Astrolabe
A Persian portable astrolabe used by travelers to calculate time in the year 084 is identified as the first dated actenttic instrument. The artifact, noted by Science Service, marks an early portable timekeeping device in ancient travel gear.
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Science Service
Cuticura Promoted for Baby Skin Care in Ad Copy
An advertisement touts Cuticura products to soothe a baby's red, rough, itching skin with hot baths using Cuticura Soap, then Cuticura Ointment. It also recommends Cuticura Dusting Powder and Cuticura Talcum as essential items in the trio.
Bayer Aspirin Warning and USKIDE Soles Ad
An advertisement urges buying Bayer branded aspirin and warns against imitations. It touts USKIDE soles by United States Rubber Company, claiming long wear and mileage, with testimonials to durability and a prompt to ask shoe dealers for resole options.
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Roehrig
Nastman
Richmond Hil
United States Rubber Company
Cruel to Physic Your Child Says Monticello Doctor
A Monticello physician with 47 years in practice condemns daily purges for children. Dr Caldwell promotes Syrup Pepsin as a gentle, effective laxative that regulates bowels with a single dose lasting weeks. The remedy is described as harmless and palatable for feverish or ill children.
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W. B. Caldwell
Monticello
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