Notey the Sportsmen and the Flying Pedestrian
Edward Weston the famed pedestrian plans a new 16 day walk from Los Angeles to New York. The piece notes his 100 day continent crossing at age 71 last year and recalls his 1826 mile Portland to Chicago feat. The article also covers motorboat races for 1910 and international cups, plus wrestling notes featuring Zbysco and Cham pion Guich.
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Edward ‘Payson Weston
Portland
Chicago
Westen
America
Ours
Irtu
Los Angeles
How
New York City
Lord Kitchener Portrait Sparks Jabs at Uniform and Vanity
A Chicago News summary reports Lord Kitchener’s appearance and manners in Pekin and India. The piece notes his worn attire in Pekin, stern discipline toward officers, and pride in the Order of Merit. It cites a sharp anecdote about a subaltern and a humorous line about hairpins.
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Lord Witcheuer
Lekin
Landsewme Min
Bear
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S&h
Pekin
Lhe
India
Chicago News
Soapstone Fibers and Telegraph Services in Forte Rica
Professor Boys discovers fused quartz like soapstone fibers that melt to clear glass and can be drawn into fine fibers with elastic and chemical resistant qualities. Professor Stenstone reports similar soapstone experiments. Forte Rica’s government telegraph network connects towns and barrios, offering low rate message transmission via phones and telegraph, attracting investors after price cuts.
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Boys
Cn Ie Draivn
Formany
Stenstone
St. Louis Republic
Forte Rica
Porte Iien
Valentine Industry Remains Strong Across United States
Readable industry notes describe massive Valentine production in the United States with a Brook ton factory employing about 40 workers year round. The piece highlights process steps from printing verses to folding and pasting lace paper and notes German imports influence. It also lists popular gifts such as enameled heart jewelry and personalized monogram rocket accents.
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Cupid
Brookton
Germany
United States
Teutons
America
The Irish Caruso John McCormack Rapid Rise
A profile of John McCormack the Irish tenor who quickly rose to fame after a London start. He debuted in New York at the Manhattan Opera House and had previously spurned a chorus offer, later becoming a celebrated figure in London and Covent Garden.
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Grant
New York
John McCormack
Manhattan Opera , House
London
Air
McCormack
Yfe
Wis
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Covent Garden
Eris
Treland
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Cleveland
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Chambre Syndicat Quiiere Des Limonadiers
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Botanical Garden
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Nafonal Association For the
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Franklin
Building and Loan
Beeter Than
Park School
Tf. S&s. Brown
H. A. Connolly
Ernest ¥. Cockcrall
William H. Parry
Passaic County
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Jefferson St
Passaic, N. J
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Caruso
Hayes & Robinson
Chestnut Street
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Barker
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Franklin Avenue
Charles A. Keyler
Bioombery Avenue
Bloomfield
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Carpet and Bug Department
Boyd
Axminster
China
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Alminster
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Mission Furniture Dept
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Zager Copier Ne
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Stove Department
Cy Hodera
Carjer
Pat Steven
Sele
Portland Range
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Lehigh
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