Fort Wayne Seeks Public Grave Marking for Johnny Appleseed
Fort Wayne chamber and a business committee aim to locate mark and open to the public the grave of Johnny Appleseed John Chapman. Born 1775 in Springfield Massachusetts he planted nurseries across Ohio Indiana and battled hardship with faith.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Fort Wayne
Johnny Appleseed
Shertant
Republic
Ohio
House of Representatives
West
John Chapman
Johnny
Indiana
Springfield
Old Bay
Chapman
Anot
Emmanuel Swedenborg
Wieltsburg
Enat
Thoré
John
Oliver
Mohiein
Appleseed
Dutig
Dai
Fashion Expert Predicts Return of the Plug Hat
Charles F. Wetzel of New York, head of the National Association of Merchant Tailors, predicts a revival of the plug hat with top hats and cutaway coats for formal, afternoon, and evening wear. He notes the style’s social prominence as he tours the nation studying tailoring industry conditions.
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Omaha
Neb
Charles F. Wetzel
New York
National Association of Merchant Tailors
Will. Soda
Arctic naturalist uncovers unnamed species in Far North
Dr. Walter N. Koelz, chief naturalist of the MacMillan Arctic expedition, reports in a National Geographic message that several Arctic animals remain unnamed. He notes gyrfalcons darkening southward from Cape York and vivid trout color in Godthaab Fiord streams observed by Jacob Cayer. The account highlights daring field work aboard Douglas aircraft with 400 horsepower engines.
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Washington
Arctic
National Geographic Society
Walter N. Koelz
Roelz
Cape York
Gadthaas
Greenland
Jacob Cayer
Eskimos Prosper in Fox Farming at Nome Alaska
Frank De Fresne reports Eskimos actively develop fox farming and fur marketing on Stewart Peninsula. On the north coast white whaling and driftwood burning damaged livelihoods. now families earn about 2000 dollars yearly through fox catching, fur sales, and small ranching. Women do most tasks. some endangered families are thriving again as cabins replace igloos.
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Nome
Alaska
Frank de Fresne
Stewart Peninsula
United States Viological Survey
Bering Sea
Arctic Ocean
Pram
du Fresne
New Style Points Shine in Autumn Millinery and Frocks
The article describes a shift to simple lines in tailored frocks while embracing graceful style details in autumn outfits. It highlights luxurious millinery with gold, silver, and rich fabrics, featuring plaits, flares, and ornate hats to complement the clean tailored look and evoke a refined feminine presence.
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Milady
Daddy's Evening a King of the Beasts in a Zoo Tale
In a zoo script, Mr. Wild Turkey proclaims the family as King of the Game Birds while Mrs. Wild Turkey worries aloud about the implications. He touts safety in the zoo, ample food, and royal plumage, noting they are doubly lucky to avoid slaughter unlike barnyard turkeys headed for Thanksgiving or Christmas feasts.
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Mr. Worth
Johnny
David Archer
Fort Wayne
New York World
Mr. Wild Turkey
Wild Turkey
Gobble
Mrs. Wild Turkey
Afc
Not Enough for Hogs The Doctor Examines School Child
A doctor at a clinic questions a six year old over obesity. The youngster admits they do not drink milk, saying they live on a farm and lack enough milk for the hogs. The exchange reveals dietary habits contributing to the health concern.
Thinks Were Twins Roward and Auntie May Meet
A playful exchange reveals a child’s mispronunciation as Auntie May asks if Roward wants a cookie. He replies with charm noting that thinks are twins, implying a humorous misunderstanding between child and elder.
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Roward
May
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