Turpin the Robber Hero of a Wondrous Ride
A condensed chronicle of Dick Turpin a highwayman born in Hampstead England in 1709. He led a gang then left it to pursue bolder crimes and earned fame for the York ride 200 miles in fifteen hours on Black Bess. He was executed at York on April 10 1720.
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Ice Turpin
Digh Turpin
Turpin
Richard
Dick—Turpin
Hampstead
England
London
York
Turnin
Henry Morgan and the Rise of a Pirate Leader
The tale recounts Henry Morgan once enslaved in Barbados who becomes a famed buccaneer. He conquers Panama and Jamaica, earns a knighted status from Charles II, and dies in 1688 after a life of piracy and luxury.
Indians and Americans discuss faith at Republican club
The New York World reports a Saturday discussion at the Republican club with participants from India China and Japan including Protestants Catholics Jews and laymen. Rustom Rustamgee of Bombay urged Americans to heed their own faith noting the lure of new gods and praising the sermon on the mount and the Lord's prayer. Andrew B Humphrey opened with a letter from Cardinal Gibbons citing signs of declining religious faith due to worldliness rationalism and authority rejection.
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Republican Club
New York World
India
China
Japan
Rustom Rustamgee
Bombay
Bat Little
East
Andrew B. Humphrey
Cardinal Gibbons
A Hero Refuses to Fly with Wind Stirring Crowds
A man praised as the bravest airman in the world refuses to go aloft when wind rises. Despite crowd pressure and shouting, he stands firm on the ground, signaling quiet courage over crowds.
Taft Men Tighten Grip as Roosevelt Contests Edge On
Chicago June 21 Taft supporters press to end contest delays amid friction with Roosevelt delegates. The credentials committee upholds national panel actions on Alabama cases as Roosevelt seeks new evidence and extended debate. The Ninth Alabama district contest centers on control of the local committee with a lengthy, contentious hearing.
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Chicago
Taft
Roosevelt
Committee On Credentials
Georgia
National Committee
Alabama
Ninth
Idaho
Wisconsin
Honey
California
Carrington
Delaware
Way
South Dakota
H. &. Sackett
Nebraska
Halbert
Illinois
George R. Hundley
Proper Care For Horses Highlights Water And Driving Alerts
A thoughtful guide on horse care stresses watering before feeding and moderation after meals to avoid digestion issues and colic. It urges regular water access, cautions against overdrinking, and emphasizes proper post exertion cooling, grooming, and shelter to prevent illness and extend a horse’s working life.
Bellboy Jokes About Doghouse Room K Nine
A Congress hotel bellman jokes about a room nickname to a convention guest Henry Valkenstein of New York challenges the term doghouse asking if it implies he is treated as an animal Clerk John Burke explains the joke to the guest noting the room is K nine canine pun.
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Congress Hotel
Henry Valkenstein
New York
John Burke
Where the Difficulty Lay at the St. Fashion Hotel
A humorous exchange notes the St. Fashion hotel menu being in French. Cultured Friend protests that she understands French while Bouttown quips the waiters and cook do not. The piece appears in New York Weekly.
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Bouttown
St. Fashion Hotel
New York Weekly
Two Lessons Emphasized by Ruskin Teach Obedience and Selflessness
A quotation attributed to Ruskin urges that children be taught obedience and all entering lifetimes learn unselfish admiration. The message frames two core virtues for personal conduct and public life.
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Ruskin
Cream Grading Elevates Dairymen Education Progress
The article notes farmers and large creameries adopting grading of cream by fat content and cleanliness. Top grade requires separator cream testing at least 30 percent butter fat delivered regularly. second grade 20 percent with weekly deliveries. third grade includes gravity cream and poor condition cream. This system rewards careful producers and aims to improve butter quality by separating good and bad cream.
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West
Gzhtlo
Insects Cause Major Crop Damage Warns Expert
Damage by insects to fruit crops is well known but Professor Stedman says truck crops suffer even greater yearly losses. He notes many gardeners neglect protective measures for their crops.
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Stedman
Qualities of Arabian Horse Declares Pure Blood Rare
Authorities say there has never been a truly pure Arabian horse that is spotless or calico in color. Draft breeds pull wagons better, while thoroughbred or trotter bone and sinew suit tougher uses. Some spots persist, but quality horses exist mainly in England. exports from the Sultan’s domains are blocked by imperial decree and rival sheiks keep top stallions costly.
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John Splan
Forring
Fngland
Banda
Starting Cucumbers in Frames Boosts Early Yields
Starting cucumbers and muskmelons under glass has become a nationwide practice. In the Norfolk district millions of plants are started in frames, then the sides are removed to let vines run freely. Greenhouse cucumbers pay well, and framed cucumbers can reach high quality though later. The method could expand in northern regions.
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Norfolk
Parlor Makeover Guide For A Modern Downstairs Room
The article urges converting a dated parlor into a living room with practical choices. It recommends downstairs front rooms or Dutch hall, woodwork painted white except mahogany staircase, and neutral wallpaper in plain or two toned stripes. It advises avoiding red and choosing subtle patterns to suit varied colors and pictures.
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Téven
Novel Silk Bathing Suit Debuts For French Ocean Resorts
The blue nonabsorbent silk bathing suit is described as very dressy with French women considering it essential to wear at summer ocean resorts. Copyright Underwood & Underwood, New York.
Evening Gown by Agnes in Black and White Chiffon
A charming gown by Agnes features black and white chiffon over white lace foundation with a front panel. The bodice forms a V shape at front and back, with lace filling to a flattering height. A ruby velvet knot sits over a rhinestone buckle at the girdle.
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Agnes
How to Use the Postiche in Hair Restoration
instructive piece advising on making and maintaining a pastiche using one's own hair or purchased wigs. Covers sourcing, weaving quality, brushing, cleaning, and mounting techniques, including deterring tangling, reweaving needs, and the advantage of real hair over cheaper blends.
Frocks of French Crepe for Summer
Sheer French crepe used for smart summer frocks comes in delicate pink blue and mauve shades. Imported gowns are hand embroidered in white with elaborate designs. White net plaitings real Valenciennes and glass buttons complete a very delicate ensemble.
Tiny white pearl buttons trim a frilled net bodice
A garment detail describes small white pearl buttons along a wide frill of plaid net fabric, highlighting decorative trim on the piece.
Fan Fashion Returns With Delicate Craft and Style
The article notes fans regain popularity through varied designs by renowned artists. It pairs fan types with dress styles from black satin and white chiffon to heavy brocade, and mentions Venetian plumes and carved ivory options. It also extols collapsible hats as versatile, playful accessories introduced in Paris two years ago.
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Terhune
the Press Publishing Co
the New York World
Dick Turpin
Henry Morgan, Prince of
Pirates
Bristol
West Indies
Barbadoes
Henry Morgan
Central America
Spain
Europe
New World
Morgan
Jamaica
Mansfield
Panama
Cuba
Treasure City
Charles II
Auodevelt Min
Home Department
Dutch Hall
Underwood & Underwood
N.Y
Paris
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