Temporary Chairman Perkins Addresses Iowa Republicans
George P. D. Perkins chaired the state Republican convention in Sioux City Des Moines praising the party’s past actions and predicting continued protectionist and pro reciprocity policies. He urged unity, cited Lincoln era ideals, and endorsed Albert B. Cummins for another term while stressing cautious tariff adjustments and broad national stewardship.
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Department of Labor
Why They Marry Shows Family Traits Guiding Marital Choices
A New York Sun piece argues marriages reflect family traits and patterns. It notes early and late marriages, repeated marriages, cousin and in law unions, and the rising role of divorce in future genealogical study.
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New York Sun
Origin and meaning of the word fudge in literature
The piece traces the common term fudge from its appearance in Swiftian era satirical notes and 18th century anecdotes. It weighs origins from French fuche and German futsch, then cites a Disraeli quote about Captain Fudge and a Boston Journal remark. The aim is to clarify etymology and usage in historical context.
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Fudge
Boston Journal
Non swimming fishes include the maltha and sea horse
The maltha, a Brazilian fish, crawls like a toad with a long upturned snout and fins unable to propel it. The sea horse is another peculiarly shaped non swimming inhabitant of the sea, resembling a knight in chess.
Growth Patterns in Children by Year and Season
The text outlines the ages of peak growth for boys and girls, noting boys peak at seventeen for growth and girls at fourteen for growth. It details height and weight milestones and how seasonal periods affect growth, with November to April slow growth, April to July height gain but weight loss, and July to November weight gain without height change.
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Meanings and origins of continents and Africa
The passage explains Asia meaning morning or east Europe meaning evening or west Australia as lying to or in the south and suggests eastern western and southern land. It notes Asia is Greek Europe is Hebrew and Australia Latin with Africa origin uncertain and possibly Semitic meaning Land of Wanderers.
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Australia
Africa
Unspecified Exchange Between Miss Speitz and Mr Lovett
A Philadelphia Press snippet notes Miss Speitz and Mr Lovett discussing her appearance and manner. The conversation hints at her long effort to develop a quiet, unaffected demeanor as part of social perception.
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Mr. Lovett
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