Year miscalculation prompts 1914 date claim
A fragment discusses Professor David Lyon’s claim that the current year should be 1914, not 1910, based on herodian chronology and Roman era dating. The text then shifts to various brief items on Native rites at Yuma, melting points of gold, Wyndham, theatre critics, and a Thames walking anecdote.
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Crowded Perfumery Attracts Shoppers In Store Visit
In a casual store scene noted by the Baltimore American, crowds gathered around the perfumery counter. The remark links scent with allure while a Chamfort quote underscores laughter as a sign of a good day.
Hall of Fame selection recalls university building history
The piece reviews the Hall of Fame for Great Americans, erected by New York University in 1900 on University Heights, its 150 panels, and the ongoing selection process. It notes eleven new inductees this year, including Harriet Beecher Stowe and Frances Willard, with nine men named across various fields.
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American tailors unveil suffragette suit in New York show
The suffragette suit, exhibited at New York dressmakers’ annual meeting, features a divided hobble skirt with rough gray men’s suiting and trousers resembling Taft’s golf wear. It includes large loosened pants with turning up cuffs and practical side pockets to suit the wearer.
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Portugal Chooses Dr Theophile Braga Leader of New Republic
Theophile Braga is named provisional president of Portugal reflecting a shift to educated leaders. He is a 55 year old physician turned professor and poet, admired by Anatole France, and long allied with Dr Bernardino Machado in Lisbon politics.
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People with steady income seek home furnishing credit
Those without tangible assets or property still desire well furnished homes and take pride in them, but lack credit accounts. They rely on a steady income to justify purchases yet fear thirty day charge terms they may not afford to pay.
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