Primitive Life in India Climate and Servants
Writer in the Weekly Septemmal directs attention to the misapprehensions about India. He describes climate variations across districts, seasonal heat and cold, and the monsoon’s timing. The piece outlines native servants common in a large house and notes open-air sleeping in hot seasons, dust storms, and the relief of the monsoon with rain and new grass.
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Septemma
India
Kien
Yast
Aliahated
Wulted
Ani
Las Khas
Chile
Mitch Jers
Bret
Wien
Parisians Target Aesthetic Menace On Boulevards
City of Paris seeks to curb public signage by banning syesores and limiting posters. A tax on posters and the广告 pillars aims to reduce visual clutter. Cylindrical “advertising pillars” with illuminated canopies and kiosks with illuminated panels are central to the crackdown.
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Parle
France
Comedy in Maryland Senate Falls to Fashion Fumble
In Annapolis a Maryland Senate scene spiraled into farce as Senator Hamilton of Baltimore, attending Governor Goldshorough’s reception, struggled with a broken collar button. A guest’s interruption and a failed attempt to fix the button left the room in giggles and a humorous note on formal attire.
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Waryland
Senate
Annapolis
Chariy
Mamilton
Baltimore
Binh Lae
Goldshoroush
Minstove
Ona
Seyaway
Leo
Everest
Jini
Ten
Washington
Yost
Street Infrastructure and Utility Franchises in City
The article describes street furniture as utility anchors for cleaners and police, with small house style newspaper stands and gas company wiring avoided on main streets. It notes the gas company pays the city 50 000 dollars yearly for sidewalk privilege and 4 000 000 dollars yearly for 14 franchises, supplying lights for public buildings. Streetcar lines stay off main avenues to keep them clear of wires and trucks.
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Klock
Band the Shade Trees Now to Save Indianapolis Trees
Indiana entomologist G H Waldwin urges early tree banding to prevent insect damage. Sticky bands at the base deter red spider and caterpillars that threaten elm, oak, lindens, and other shade trees. Removal of cocoons later reduces moths and protects foliage. Also notes improved street lighting boosts safety and civic pride.
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G. H. Waldwin
Stata
Indiana
Anider
Indianapolis
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Sethli
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Helyss
Dow Vorston
Gibhoud
Crow
Farley
Sunaly
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Cuestra
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