Taft to sample America’s diverse regional dishes nationwide
The New York World notes Taft’s potential culinary tour across the United States. It lists regional specialties from possum and terrapin to shark fin soups, frog legs, bear ham, caribou steak, and oyster feasts, highlighting New York’s global food influence.
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Sicily
Greece
Portugal
New York
Women of Achievements At Paris University Fellow
Mme Curie has been elected a fellow at Cracow Academy of Science after leading in Paris. She shared the Nobel prize in chemistry in 1908 with her husband and Becquerel, and remains devoted to scientific problems despite honors. Civilizing influences like wars and yellow fever take tolls, while a promise breaker offers substitutes.
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New York Tribune
Mme. Curle
University of Paris
Academy of Science
Cracow
Becquerel
Parla
Move to New Waters Rebuffed by Local Authority
In a terse exchange a resident pleads to stay and fish locally while the guv’nor resists, citing no change of plan. A second voice warns of action if the move continues, and a final suggestion suggests bathing elsewhere.
Holmes the Autocrat of American Letters Remembered
Holmes born in Cambridge on August 29 1809 rose from schooling under Ma am Prentiss to Harvard and Dartmouth. He excelled in medicine and letters becoming editor of the Atlantic Monthly and author of the Autocrat of the Breakfast Table and Professor at the Breakfast Table.
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Oliver Wendell Hollmés
United States
Oliver Wendell Holmes
America
O 3
Holmes
Cambridge
Mass
Ablel Holmes
Sarah Wendell
Oliver Wendell
Ma’am Prentiss
Phillips Academy
Harvard
Coleridge
United States Navy
Eisie Venner
Angora goats to build fire lines for forest improvement
Three thousand Angora goats will work in Lassen forest over two years this spring to construct fire lines through chaparral. The experiment combines stock raising with engineering and tree culture, aiming to clear land for forests and reduce wildfire risk for California and potentially other national forests.
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California
Uncle Sam
United States Forest Service
Lassen Forest
Holmes and Angora goats shape Lassen forest plan
A cooperative agreement between the forest service and a local Angora goat owner outlines five parallel goat grazing corridors on Lassen National Forest California. Goats will trim brush along 80 rod wide trails to create fire barriers and aid reforestation while sustaining Angora livelihoods.
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Forest Service
Lassen National Forest
California
Night reflections and scattered musings in a quiet rural scene
An assembled fragment presents a quiet meditation on memory and sleep among rails and corn. It contrasts distant trains with woodland peace, then shifts to aphorisms on aging farms, suffrage, theatre, and social ideas, within a collage of reflective snippets.
World Mission Conference planned in Edinburgh 1910
The Boston Transcript reports plans for a world conference on foreign missions to be held in Edinburgh Scotland in June 1910. Committees aim for universal Christian representation with 1000 delegates and eight commissions to study mission fields. The event seeks unity of effort, freedom of speech, and avoidance of sectarian debate.
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Boston Transcript
Indinburgh
Scotland
Alt
Edinburgh
London
New York
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Oxford
England
Grace of an Ernest Dowson Vision in Final Prayer
A historical-tinged fragment voices a penitent speaker asking for one more sight of a loved one before death. The speaker desires divine permission to see again and to be spared only that moment of grace, admitting past flaws and vowing praise even in hell. References Ernest Dowson as the literary frame.
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Hell
Ernest Dowson
Dr Henry Van Dyke Praises New Fishing Files
Henry Van Dyke of Princeton extols a pair of new files saying they are wonderful. He notes he must guard them as spiders would carry off any left lying about.
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New York Times
Henry van Dyke
Princeton
Punishment Fitting the Crime From Baltimore American
A father confronts his son Willie asking where he has been and the boy replies defiantly claiming a fishing trip. The father threatens a woodshed whaling trip as punishment, signaling a harsh home discipline scene.
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Willie
Piernly
Confessed Culprit Cited In Odd Ball Game Exchange
An odd exchange at a ball game is cited as a confession by a suspect. A bystander quotes a scolding line about stealing a bag and fleeing home, noting the incident followed by a loud whack. The report presents a fragmentary transcript from an apparent crime inquiry.
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