Roosevelt’s African Game Trails Excerpted In New Book
The review discusses Theodore Roosevelt’s Africa hunting expedition narrative African Game Trails published by Charles Stribner. It highlights Roosevelt’s vivid scenes of big game including rhinoceros and elephants with quotes about encounters, hunting actions, and the photographer Kermit Roosevelt capturing images during long hunts.
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Renewek
Theodore ‘Roosevelt
Charles Stribner's
Rose Kermit
Governors and Heroes Highlight 1900s Politicians
Snapshot items praise Governor John Burke of North Dakota as presidential material and recount his rise from cigarmaker to lawyer and judge. It also profiles Governor Walter Roscoe Stubbs of Kansas, noting his progressive stance, wealth from contracting, Indiana roots, long Kansas residence, and tall, cheerful image.
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Stubbs
Kansas
Walter Roscoe Stubbs
Governor Stubbs
Indiana
Fansas
Countess Thamara de Swirsky Wows Newport Dancers
The versatile Countess Thamara de Swirsky, Russian dancer and sculptor, recently captivated Newport society by dancing barefoot in public. Her career spans music, sculpture, and performance, with a bold claim to artistic expression and a strong family pedigree.
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Mile
de Swirsky
Newport
Thamara de Swirsky
Metropolitan Opera House
America
Toscanini
Eousic
2 Stude
Munich Conservatory
Stuney
Mendelssohn
D’ Motte
Conservator Music
Paris
Mire
de Swirsty
St. Petersburg
Haring
Mlle
One-Armed Compositor Proves Skill and Nerve
A Mount Joy Pennsylvania typesetter with one arm works at The Star and News. Paul Smith lost his right arm in a machine accident but learned to set type with remarkable speed and accuracy. His story shows how he beat a severe handicap through constant practice and expertise.
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Pennsylvania
the Star and News of
Mount Jor
Paul Smith
Terrell Profile as Governor Nominee and Key Career Steps
J O Terrell, Republican nominee for Texas governor, began as a farm boy then cowboy and teamster before entering Trinity University in 1872. He studied law, was admitted to the bar in 1877, edited the Star, later moved to San Antonio for legal practice, and chaired the judiciary committee as state senator.
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Republica
Texas
Tehuacant
Kaufman County
The
Star
Times-Star
Terrell
Jonathen ‘Ferrell
Sam Houston
Yerrell
Dallas
San Antonio
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Grogan
Kermit
Uosey
Eermits
Britno
Roosefelt
John Burke
North Dakota
Taft
Burke
Keokuk County
University of
Iowa
Ralette County
House
Senate
Law Trix
Octave Thanet
Alice Frécouch
Miss French
New York World
YW. E. Stubes
Countess Fermara DE Sswirsky
A. Touthly
Prudential Not
Franklin
Building and Loan
Park School
Charles A. Keyler
Bloomfield Avenue
Bloomfield
N. J
Fd. Farrington
Franklin Ave
West
Nuttey
William H. Parry
Hampson and Parry
Union Bidg
Citaten St
Newark
Centre St
Nutley
Mewark
J. Searle & Son
Gansen
Franklin Avenue
Near
Phone
Nutley, N. J
Lucas & Co
Chestnut St
F.C. Wittifan
Delicatessen
Avondale Road
Weston Place
New Jersey
D. C. Bates
General Merchandise
Howe
Chestnut St. Res
Mountain View
ANGE
Francis J. McKenny
West Nutley
W.L. Jones
St. and Passaic AY
Nutley, K. i
Chestnut St. Nutley, Nol
Fred Spatz, JR
Mason Butter
St. Bet
St. & Franklin
Davis
Passaic Ave
Garrabrant & Williams
Central Meat Market
William R. Stirratt
Undertaker
Chestnut Street
Nutley, NL
Vreeland
Watley
Haberle
Pe E. Guthrie
Highfield Lane
Market A
Passaic Avenue
Puowe
Passaic County
Hanlon
Jefferson St
Passaic, N. J
L. J. Perrersis Pron
V. Lombardy& ‘Son
K. Notley
Allan B. Stirratt
Chestnut Street, Nutley, N. J
West Nutley Station
A. Ll. van Winkle & CO
Deeda
Morris Canal
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