Coeds Targeted for Separate Instruction at Cornell College Banquet
At a Cornell College of Arts and Sciences banquet in Ithaca a professor and several speakers urged segregation of women from men’s classes and publications. Everett W. Olmsted called for debarment from men’s classes and separate instruction, while Arthur W. Dubois pushed a separate women’s university annual and class book. Isaac Lande attacked women students as corrupting class politics, echoed by Louis Agassiz Fuertes.
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Cornell College of Arts and Sciences
Ithaca
New York Americana
Lverett W. Olmsted
Sage College
Olmsted
Arthur W. Dubois
The
Taen’s Association
Issac Lande
Lunde
Lous Agassiz
Fuertes
Thuleon Blake
Phone In Place Of Clerks Novel Grocery System
A Mooseup Connecticut grocer plans to equip customers with telephones to place orders directly from the store at the firm's expense. Fifty phones are being tested with hopes to reduce clerks and delivery teams, marking a first nationwide trial in such a system. Pepper Trees as Decorations Introduce Japanese style in florals. Miniature pepper trees six to eight inches tall, with umbrella-shaped sprays, waxy dark green leaves, and red and green pepper blossoms, offer versatile display options for beidermeier arrangements.
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Mooseup
Conn
Central Village
New York World
New York Mail
Dresden
Rare Shakespeare folio found in Bedford City home
A 1685 folio edition of Shakespeare, valued at about $10,000, was unearthed by Ben La Bree in an old Bedford City house. The treasure, once owned by William A. Burwell and now in Owensboro, Kentucky, is linked to J Pierpont Morgan’s reputed purchase price for a similar copy.
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Beck
Bedford City
Shakespeare
Ben la Bree
Louisville
New York Herald
J. Pierpont Morgan
Tiesa Burwell Todd
Owensboro, Ky
William A. Burwell
Old Lome Place
Burwell
Thowss Ja Trecan
Laughter and Wrinkles: How Expressions Shape Lines
An old column explains wrinkles arise from laughter and facial habits, detailing distinct wrinkle patterns for smirks, suppressed gamblers, cadavers, students, and schemers. It notes laughter loosens skin and forecasts lines forming along cheeks, nose to mouth, jaw, and eyes based on expression.
Curious Autographs Show Brief Two Line Notes in Paris
A 1831 purchase by Lord Clancarty for £1500 yielded autographs from famed figures, including two strikingly brief slips. One proclaims Mlle Clairen has no bread, the other swears a payment by Chaptal’s minister treasury, underscoring governance amid turmoil.
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Lord Clancarty
Paris
Mle Clairen
Lucien Bonaparte
Chaptal
Iax
Vrench
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Panama
Madras
E.s'mobley & Bro
James E. Doll
Ee E. Doll
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Proderics Co
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Hex
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North Market Stree
GEO
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Oxfords
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Pearl
Feagatilia
Lingsanore
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Ladiesburg
Union Bridge
Walkersville
Central National Bask Baths
Tron
Egarty
Caturst
Carty’s
Patrick Street
City Hall
Hamburg
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Ile
Americas
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Catalogus
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Sesth Market Street
Edwin Devilbiss
Clary
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Ernest Helfenstein
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