Protective Laws To Be Attacked In Bird Wars
National Audubon officials say 1911 will see a fierce battle to save American bird life as commercial interests plan to repeal protective laws in forty states. Milliners and market buyers push to end spring shooting statutes and storage limits, threatening migratory flocks and crop protection birds. T. Gilbert Pearson urges farmers and sportsmen to unite against bird butcheries and fund experts to defend laws nationwide.
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New York
National Association of Audubon Societies
Long Island
Massachusetts
New York State
Birds of America
T. G.bert Pearson
Broadway
Welkom Warmer promises dry heat and long relief
The Welkom Warmer offers a metal reusable heat source that heats in one minute, lasts over two hours, and costs under one cent per use. It claims instant action for rheumatism lumbago neuralgia sciatica and similar pains, with a complete outfit mailed prepaid for $1.00 to United States addresses.
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United States
Welkom Warmer Mfg. CO
Fulton St
New York
Popular Mechanics Magazine Advertisement Preview
An ad promoting Popular Mechanics Magazine highlights its wide readership and practical content for professionals and hobbyists. It touts 1.2 million readers monthly, features shop notes and do it yourself projects, and invites readers to request a free sample copy or contact the Chicago address for subscriptions.
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Popular Mechanics Magazini
Washington St
Chicago
Mississippi Livestock and Dairy Association Meeting
Starkville Mississippi December 29 The Mississippi Livestock and Dairy Association met at the Agricultural and Me...
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Starkville, Miss
Mississipi Iive Stock and Dairy Association
The
Agricultural and
Live Stock Convention Opens at Agricultural College
The annual convention of the Mississippi Agricultural College opens with remarks by Dr. Tait Butler and H. E. Blakeslee. J. M. Taylor of Port Gibson discusses progress of the live stock industry and beef calf care. State control of animal disease is debated as sessions continue.
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Chanical College
Tait Butler
H. E. Blakeslee
J. M. Taylor
Port Gibson
Blakeslee
Missisippi
Taylor
Passenger on first train to Elizabethville Congo copper mines
Brussels reports Dr Jameson rode the inaugural Rhodesia Congo railway train to Elizabethville and visited the Katanga copper mines for several hours. Belgian financiers view the event as proof that Britain gains from Congo free trade, with Jameson famed as a Rhodesia pioneer.
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Brussels
Congo
Dr. Jameson
Elizabethville
Rhodesia
Rhodesia-Congo
Katanga
Jameson
Harvard in the South to play three games this trip
Memphis Tennessee December 28 For the first time in football history a Harvard eleven travels south of the Mason and Dixon line to face Southern teams. Three games are scheduled with the first in Memphis this afternoon followed by Nashville tomorrow and Baton Rouge to close the tour.
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Memphis
Tenn
Harvard
Mason and Dixon Line
Memphs
Nashville
Baton Rouge
Played by Ghostly Hands in Munice Piano
In Munice Indiana the old piano in Rev G H Reddings home began to play by itself at night with no tune. Miss Cecile Redding and two friends heard it, looked in, then slept poorly. The sisters fear the haunting may persist, and one warns she will sell the piano if it continues.
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Munice
Ind
G. H. Redding
Cecile
Feathered finery and the cost of a Paris hat
A narrator vents over a Paris hat and matching coat, traced through a bill tally that climbs toward three hundred dollars. Madame O Malley crafts the feathered hat while Mr Loeb may answer about duties. The speaker laments high fashion costs and its hollow happiness, praising a simple smile over material wealth.
Pinehurst to Host Seventh Holiday Week Golf Tourney
Pinehurst, Dec. 28. Nationally prominent golf experts arrive for the seventh annual holiday week tournament at Pinehurst Country Club. Play starts tomorrow and runs through Friday and Saturday with a large, high class entry indicating a highly successful event in years.
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Pinehurst
Pinehurst Country Club
In Gladstone's Memory
In London wreaths mark the anniversary of the birth of the Great Commoner. At Hawarden the church held services in his memory, honoring Gladstone, a life long worshipper.
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Gladstone
London
St. Clement Dane's
Strand
Hawarden
Mr. Gladstone
McKinley Banquet to Feature Noted Speakers in Washington
President Taft Secretary Knox Secretary Wilson and Senator Dick of Ohio will respond to toasts at the Ohio Society banquet in Washington next month marking the birth anniversary of President McKinley. Justice Day will serve as toastmaster.
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Washington, D. C
Dee
Taft
Knox
Agriculture
Wilson
Ohio
Ohio Society
McKinley
Justice Day
Alarm of Fire and Croup Warning Prompt Home Remedy
A household advisory urges careful mothers to keep Foley's Honey and Tar for the first signs of croup or trouble at night. The preparation contains no opiates and is sold by Phoenix Drug Store.
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Croup
Read
Foley
Phoenix Drug Store
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the Monroe
Adams Street
Inspecion
Cumb
Harper Whiskey
Ouachita Valley Bottling Works
Tip
Mnnster
Mr. Loeb
Madame O'Malley
Arthur Gutterman
Woman's Home Companion
Monroe
Ana
Masur Bros
M. Kaliski
Grand Street
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