Mexican magnate Pedro Alvarado funds aid for poor in Mexico
Senor Pedro Alvarado, noted Mexican landowner and former day laborer, has donated 2,000,000 for relief of poor Mexicans. The report recalls his rise from peon to wealth, highlighting his continuing commitment to uplift his former class amidst other global notes on navigation, industry, and world affairs.
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Wives Debate Husbands Food Demands Across Class Lines
A London club debate reveals wives contend husbands should eat what is provided if they are active and useful. Women share tactics from tears to appeasing husbands, while others warn of dissatisfaction and even divorce risks linked to dinner habits. Observations span breakfast routines, artists' tastes, and the need for culinary effort to influence daily success.
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London
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Chorus Girl Real Life Behind the Stage Glow
A New York Herald probe questions myths about chorus girls life on tour. A reporter visits a theater, interviews a chorus girl and stage manager, then speaks with agency head Mrs Fernandes about wages, duties, dependence, and career limits for women in the chorus.
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The Shepherd of King Admetus
A fragmentary poem describing a youth with simple speech who quietly reshapes perception. King Admetus, pleased by his singing, becomes enthralled and yields authority to the youth. As leaves fall and flowers bloom, the healer power in plain words grows, elevating the youth beyond ordinary esteem. The speaker notes how memory and art, through modest words, invite reverence.
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Guarding Again at Accident Report from U S Signal Corps
Captain Deforest Chandler of the United States Signal Corps cites recurring bal loon accidents in Washington and blames inexperience. He notes novices rise quickly but must thoroughly learn their craft before flight. He recalls an anecdote about his tailor to illustrate the point.
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Breeding Quality Swine Takes Careful Herd Management
The article urges moving from scrubs to well bred stock as the path to higher profits in cattle sheep and hogs. It emphasizes selective buying, rigorous culling and backing advertising with proven winners. Breeding success hinges on brains determinism and consistent effort.
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Chicago
Angas
Loco weed dangers and remedies from department of agriculture
Omaha Bee notes two loco weed varieties harming cattle sheep and horses with distinct symptoms including anemia of the whole system and ulcers in the fourth stomach. It confirms open range immunity is unlikely, but humans are not at risk via meat or milk. Treatments combine strychnine for cattle and Fowler's solution for horses, with laxatives and mineral supplementation to prevent constipation.
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