Miss Clemens Weds Pianist in Paris Plans
A 1910 note reports Miss Clemens's wedding to a pianist with signals of a varied day abroad. The piece mentions travel by airship and wireless, a suffragist reformer in attendance, and a weekend rest planned after the ceremony.
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Paris
Tang
Massachusetts Democrats Adopt Seven Point Platform
The platform highlights tariff reductions on life necessaries, rebukes to the Republican tariff revisions, a broad reciprocal trade treaty with Canada, an income tax, and direct election of legislators pledged to constitutional amendments. It also calls for anti imperialism, direct senate elections, and direct nominations.
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Republican Party
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United States
Big Profit in Deer Farming Across United States
The Kansas City Star reports deer farming as a growing American venture with markets opening for venison at 60 to 70 cents per pound. Missouri allows ship and sale of deer with a county game warden tag, while breeders in Arkansas and Missouri expand herds and note low feed needs and fencing as main costs. Sheltered in Ozark settings, breeders argue elk and Virginia deer can be profitable, despite legal limits.
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United States
Ozark Mountains
Missouri
Arkansas
Kansas City
Hotels and Restaurants
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New York City
Canada
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America
Virginia
Rocky Mountain
Fisherman Fights Bear on Cheat River in Wild Creek Tale
Old Joe Showers recalls a harrowing wrestling match with a large bear in Crooked Creek gorge on Cheat River. The bear bites and pulls at a trout on Joe’s line, the hook lodges in the bear’s tongue, and a brutal pursuit ends when both plunge over three waterfalls ending with the bear slain and Joe battered but alive.
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Cheat River
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Old Joe Shower
Old Joe
Crooked Creek
Joe Showers
Joe
Frale
Joe Etter
Brain
Bear
Man
Wooddsiman
France Builds Profitable Protective Forests From Science
France maintains state forests with an annual income near 6 million dollars and 6 000 000 acres under management at modest costs. By intelligent pine cultivation large areas once shifting sands and marshes have become productive, yielding wool turpentine resin and related products while improving health and wealth.
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France
Fortry
Landes
Come
Forests Transform France's Once Barrens to Mild Climate
The department, once the most barren region in France, now prospers as forests bring prosperity. The climate has warmed from omilasmate to balmy, driven by the extensive tree cover and green growth transforming the area.
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Department
France
Engagement of a star twirler looms for next year
A playful column notes a grandchild’s wish to see a grandparent’s face as it was new and reflects on the idea that a star twirler’s engagement outshines other losses. It also observes a shopper inspecting fur in a storefront and comments on winter’s approach.
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Edlth
Noune
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