Cowboy Costume Debate Highlights Real Work of Westerners
Denver readers see Charles D. Front challenge the idea that cowboys dress for tourists. He argues modern cowboys are real workers, clothing serves practicality like chaps for brush protection, boots for stirrups, hats for dust and heat, and gear for herding, branding, and ranch maintenance, not stage costume.
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Colo
Chaparaj
Charles D. Front
Bosenan
Mort. Vrost
Wyle
Tanka
Koglieh Fords
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French Chemist Demonstrates Life Like Drops
French chemist M. Herrera formed a solution mixing caustic soda rhodamine olive oil and gasoline drops that mimicked amoebae movements for up to an hour. He cautioned the drops do not possess life and attributed the effect to diffusion currents surface tension and motic pressure changes.
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M. Herrera
Italian Culture Home Erected by Columbia New York
A Casa Italiana project near Morningside Heights near Columbia University has begun with a cornerstone laid. Art objects instruments and historical Italian works will adorn the interior while gifts from Italian communities worldwide arrive. King Victor Emmanuel leads contributors with two paintings as fall dedication honors Gall Francia the Friar of Asslant and the Franciscans role in Italy's artistic progress.
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Italy
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Morningside Heights
Casa Italiana
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Wealthy broker sued for $10000 in dam ages in Kiss Camden NJ
How ard Branth a wealthy real estate dealer is accused of forcibly binding Miss Stockberger while visiting in Camden New Jersey. The plaintiff seeks $10000 in damages from Branth in the case filed in the local court.
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Kiss Camden
N. J.t
Howard Branth
Delor
Lin Ofeo
Mira
Stockberger
Cambridge Students Vote to Ban Fags on Campus
Cambridge college students vote to ban the use of f ug a campus wide. The student body approves a campus wide prohibition with intent to curb smoking and tobacco related behavior across the campus.
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Cambridge
Mass
Radelite College Studlenta
Toe
Gold Thief Nabbed by Marked Metal
William Lake, eight, reports a long running gold theft at a Keithley Creek mine. Police used marked gold strips with K M stamps to trap the crook Delong. After more than four years and a five plus year span, Frank Lane Delong was captured and sentenced to two years in prison.
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William Lake
Alulew
Frank Lane Dolong
Kitchoner
Keithley Creek
Delong
Canadian Lake Monster Outruns Car On Okanagan Shore
A 15 foot monster from Okanagan Lake reportedly swam beside a car driven by J. L. Logie and three others. The creature had a sheep like head and a dark body rising five feet above water. It rose a foot high and sprayed water as it moved, matching the auto's pace along the shore.
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Vernon
Okanagan Lake
J. L. Logie
Mr. Logie
Mr. Loge
Aswell
Names of Streets Tell New Orleans Story
Names of New Orleans streets reflect French Spanish and American influences. Streets honor the Chartres Duc, Madame Royale, and the dauphine while Bourbon and Dauphine recall royal fame. A group of avenues and streets honor the Muses Napoleonic figures and wartime victories.
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New Orleans
New Orleana
Old City
Orleans
Eldent
Dauphine Street
Calliope
Cio
Hrato
Thalia
Melpomene
Terpalchore
Euterpe
Molymutn
Urania
Napoleon Avenue
Josephine Street
Napoleon
Cadiz
Constantinople
Berlin
Porahing Atroet
Lady of Mukhtara Talks of U S Shoes
Mukhtara in Greater Lebanon Syria described as queenly and wealthy. The Druse leader, widow of a Yamblatt, speaks English and shifts talk from war to America. She notes American shoes and praises U S citizens of Druse origin for success and reliability.
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U. S
Lebanon
Syria
Druses
France
Drusea
Nizira Yamblatt
Djebel Druse
Pover Ried
Sir Nisird
Sultan Attrache
Shawn Pricelesa
Damascus
Persia
America
United States
Oklahoma Women Highlight Indian Ideals For Club Programs
Oklahoma club women receive a program series emphasizing Indian heritage. Mrs. Dearina Conlan, chair of the Indian welfare committee, prepared an index of literature on origin history religion and folklore of Oklahoma tribes. The material aims to dispel the view that war dances define aboriginal expression.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahomoa
Dearina Conlan
Indian Welfare Committee
Oklahoma Federation of Women's Cluba
Conlan Wall
Conlan
Hairdressing Art Among Australian Aborigines Revealed
Eye opening report from explorer Michael Torry describes Aboriginal hair shingling in Gregory Sea regions. Husbands reportedly cut their wives hair with sharpened stones as a prerogative, while women’s hair serves in weaving and ornament making.
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Papa
London
Gregory Sea
Australila
Michael Torry
Australia
Advertising pays for temperance beverage in 1022 sales surge
The temperance drink named after a neighbor of Uncle Sam thrived on advertising. In 1022 with no ads sales were 1,000,050 bottles. In a high ad year sales rose to 61,788,800 bottles, aided by advertising spending just over $800,000.
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New York
Cedar Rapids and Iowa City Singers Launch New Farewell Tour
The Cherry Alazers Kip and Addie announce another farewell vaudeville tour aligning Cedar Rapids and Iowa City venues. The act promises nostalgic numbers and fresh skits as the duo signaled final appearances in select cities.
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Iowna
Cherry Alazers
Kip
Addie
Infra-red Rays and Visible Color Sequence
Infra-red rays have under 350 billion vibrations per second and are heat rays. Heated iron glows from invisible infra red to visible red orange yellow and finally white as it heats.
How It Started By Jean Newton O
A historical note explains the phrase by rule of thumb, tracing it to measuring by the thumb and later by the third finger. It cites dressmakers who still used body-based measures when tools were scarce and shows how the method yielded an exact one eighth yard in a documented example.
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Materal
Beli @yndicate, Inc
London Population and City Extensions
The article notes London proper covers 6765 acres with a population of 13 709, and the metropolitan district spans 443 424 acres with over 5 000 000 residents. It mentions Diocletian’s origin from Dioclea and cites Puntas Arenas as possibly the world’s southernmost city with about 21 000 inhabitants.
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Dearborn
Punts Arenas
Straits of Magellan
South America
Chile
Odd Auction List From Cobb Style Anecdote
Irvin S Cobb recounts a 1920s auction scene where a housekeeper catalogs items in order. The auctioneer’s ledger lists furniture in order and ends with a partially full bottle and a revolving Turkish rug, illustrating a humorous lapse in record keeping.
Desert camels and water carrying limits described
The text notes camels in the desert can travel 250 miles over three days without water, while faster breeds with a rider and water bag manage about 60 miles daily for five days without drinking. It contrasts stamina between load-bearing and speed-focused camels.
Ever 80 Noah’s Ocean Ride Parking Tale
A whimsical verse notes Noah's voyage on the ark by bike with ongoing troubles as he wheels across the sea seeking a place to park. The playful lines echo perils of long journeys and stubborn patience in a buoyant, old‑timey tone.
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Noah
Brother Williams and the Providence Rescue
A fragment from the Atlanta Constitution notes a request for divine aid and self-reliance in times of need, urging Providence to come to the rescue and help those seeking guidance.
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Brother Williams
Atlanta Constitution
Humorous Letter About Post Ordered Collars
A man asks a hostess shop which collar to order by post describing his features. They reply suggesting a brass collar with leather strap and buckle and engrave his name and address on it in a witty exchange.
Planted Image Sparks Deep Affection in Husband
Jane Bradley writes in Liberty about a clever wife shaping her husband’s thoughts to love her deeply. The piece discusses psychological influence and marital dynamics framed as practical advice for maintaining affection within marriage.
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Jane Bradley
Liberty
One-Sided Opinion on Graduates and Firm Advantage
A column argues that many college graduates expect top positions and leverage their education, while the firm benefits from this dynamic. The piece reflects a business perspective from Altus Oklahoma.
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Okla
Plain Dealer
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