Index to Primary Election Law Provisions and Procedures
Washington 1907 primary law detailing nomination by party, ballot printing, canvassing, expense reporting, penalties for false printing, corrupt solicitation, and emergency effectiveness. Includes rules for minority nominations, judge nominations, pledges for U S senator, and publication forms guided by the Secretary of State.
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Publishers and plays haunt literary news and gossip
The piece surveys authors and works from Confessio Medici to Parker plays, lists top boys books, and notes Grand Duke Michael’s romance tale Never Say Die. It mentions Beautiful Joe author Marshall Saunders, birds and conservation views, and a comment on the allure of lies and the advice to seek medical help when attention fades.
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Stephen Paget
London
James Paget
Moscow
Sir Gilbert Parker
Pierre
Pierre of
the Plains
New York
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Baoks
Tom Brown
Treasure Island
Ivanhoe
King Solomon's Mines
Coral Island
Michael
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San Remo
Sophie
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Torby
Children Lies and the Need for an Active World
A study summarized by G. Stanley Hall in Appleton's Magazine argues children require a large varied world and active life to prevent deceit. He warns that excessive parental intrusion and pressuring for confessions foster evasion and lies, while respecting a child's private domain reduces deceit and supports honest development.
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G. Stanley Nall
Appleton’s
Hall
Dining Room Pictures Suit Floral and Delicate Scenes
The guide says dining room walls suit floral subjects and dainty, refreshing scenes while figures belong in other rooms. French prints work well in bedrooms, with light frames. etchings and photogravures offer varied subjects for bedrooms. hall displays require orderly arrangements and matching frames. photographs suit bedrooms or boudoirs in groups with ornate French frames.
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New York Herald
Fear of Snakes Surpasses Men's But Not Women
A Brooklyn Eagle column notes men fear snakes more than women and recounts a country walk where a 17 year old girl killed a black snake with daring agility. The piece cites scientists curing snake venom and jokes about dangerous snakes escaping to threaten urban tenements.
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Julius Chambers
Brooklyn Eagle
Haggard
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Traveler Meets Modern Razor-Backs In Georgia Woods
A traveler in Georgia recalls traditions as hogs chase him up a sycamore. The pigs boast they are modern safety-razor-backs, needing no strapping or mounting, reflecting mutability of customs in folklore and song.
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