American tastes clash with London tailoring in street fashion
An American in London argues that English styles favor laborers and frock coats, while New York's ready made and custom boutiques shape global dress norms. The piece contrasts Bond Street prestige with Broadway mass markets, noting the tuxedo's rise and the enduring power of cross‑atlantic tailoring.
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London
Broadway
Washington
New York
Bond Street
England
Dot
Express
Mugland
Ound Steawer
Yroup
Calla Cwlers
Lela
Fimense
Bronx
New Yorker
Count Wills
Lanton
Albert
Bond Strear
Fifth Avenue
Cone
New Clothes for Easter Folklore and Dress
The Nesvers with cigarede les adorn Easter Day as emblems of the Resurrection. Some believe donning something new on Easter brings luck all year. Dorsetshire poet Barnes offers a quaint verse about the custom with a blue frock coat and brass buttons, noting Easter symbolism.
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Barnes
An Animal Heroes Tale Read With Forest Courtship
The passage reviews an animal tale by Ernest Thompson Seton, noting how authors blend animal traits into composite humanlike heroes. It describes the hunting quest featuring wolves, dogs, and wolf-dogs in North Dakota, with vivid field action and the dangers faced by both hunters and beasts.
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Ernest Thompson Serea
Seton
Pathrallers
Actubly
Sohn Burroughs
Mr. Seton
Tatal
Hiv
Elzres
Jess
Sam
Wolf Hunt Ends with Young Wolf Slain by Pack
A rugged hunt near the ranch ends in a dramatic wolf contest where the Gray wolf confronts a pack including a young quarry. Snap, the dog, sustains a shoulder wound yet helps drive the wolf to its death as the Gray wolf collapses amid a circle of men and dogs. The scene closes with reflections on the hunt and the pack’s brink of peril.
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Dunler
Ula
Snap
Res
Hlu
Iyra
Hilton
Hay
Vance
Penroof
Fragmentary Wild Diegesis From A Turbulent Script
A garbled OCR fragment presents a chaotic narrative with misread phrases and unclear names. It mentions a steers encounter, a hind, a massive wall, burial of a raped witness, and a call for grit, but the overall meaning is obscured and difficult to parse.
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Urdeo Garavegues
The Fighting Instinct in a Desperate Hand to Hand Clash
An account of foreman Haverty’s lone defense against a labor gang armed with knives and tools. He wields a crowbar, fights off attackers, and kills seven assailants, drawing mixed reactions to his courage and brutality in a brutal clash sparked by labor conflict.
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MinnGapolis
Briatol
Haverty
Haverly
Ateel
Ceven
Little Cannibals Among Growing Fowl Breeders Warn
An elderly farming note warns against cannibalism in young chicks kept in confined quarters. It cites lack of space and exercise as causes and suggests remedies including wider range, busy feeding, suspended greens, and providing animal-based foods. It also recommends scratching feeds spread in litter to keep chicks occupied.
Weather Sparks Cold to Heat Snowball Tale
A London Englishman and two travelers from New York discuss weather. An argument between Johnson and Jones over eight inches of snow ends with a snowball thrown at five yards. As the ball travels the weather abruptly shifts to summer heat and Jones is scalded by hot water.
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London
New York
Johnson
Jones
Jotnson
Perils in Cold Storage and Government Experiments
The Agricultural Department backs a new scientific inquiry into how long perishable goods stay fit in cold storage. Dr. Wiley seeks legislation to fix storage limits for items like meat and milk. In Washington and Philadelphia tests will expose deterioration points. frozen meat stored eleven years showed decay, prompting continued study and storage trials. The aim is to establish safe storage timelines and food value, amid no current law on article length in storage.
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Agricultural Department
Dr. Wiley
Philadelphia
Washington
Whather Loi
Wiley
Cleveland
Uss
Oregon's Big Pennant In Their Homeward Return
The Oregon left Hongkong with a pennant over 500 feet long flying from the bow, supported by two balloons to stay clear of the water. The long streamer drew much attention in the Asiatic port, recalling the old practice of one foot per day of the cruise.
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Oregon
Hongkong
Asiatic Station
Astatie
Brooklyn
Bef
New York
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