Coronation rituals of Japan’s Emperor Yoshihito outlined
The article details Shinto rituals and state ceremonies surrounding the coronation. It describes ancestry worship in Kyoto, the sacred dance by high-ranking dancers, and the royal procession. It notes the five-fold dance linked to Temmu, the role of priests and diplomats, and celebrations across Japan and in Hawaii.
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Jim
Yoshihito
Temmu
Tommy
New York
Japan
Jimmu
Kioto
Board of Education
Hawaii
Honolulu
Odd skull finds spark debate on ancient Pacific tribes
In Los Angeles a report cites De Moss Bowers and Charles T. Brown presenting skulls and grave goods as possibly from unknown pygmies or an isolated California group. Artifacts include steatite bowls, serpentine pieces, chert knives, copper vessels, Venetian beads, and shell ornaments.
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Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
de Moss Bowers
Charles T. Brown
Mr Bowers
California
Santa Catalina Island
San Luis Obispo County
Arizona
New Mexico
Matador cattle company leaves state for Harlem Montana
The Matador company, long a leading cattle and horse raiser with leases on Cheyenne and Standing Rock lands, exits the state as settlers shrink grazing grounds. The move takes the firm to Harlem Montana.
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South Dakota
Montana
Scotland
S. D
Matador Company
Cheyenne
Standing Rock
Harlem
Mont
Mudholes for Living in Missouri Attract Local Helpers
Jefferson City reports on road bulletion noting mudholes are kept ready by some residents who profit from pulling out stuck cars. The bulletin follows a Callaway county farmer demanding $25 to tow Mrs. James Houchin’s automobile from a creek bed before aiding.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Buffum
Callaway County
James Houchin
Ring Restored After 16 Years On Tennessee Avenue Beach
A valuable ring mounted with a Masonic emblem, belonging to C. A. Willis of Columbia N G, was found in sand on Tennessee avenue Atlantic City by Frank Moore a beach miner 16 years after it disappeared.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Tennessee Avenue
C. A. Willis
Columbia, N. G
Frank Moore
Barber Uses Squirrels To Run Lathe In Clarkeville
Clarkesville Georgia barber John D. Kesler is cited as possibly the first to employ squirrels to power a lathe. The rodents keep the cylinder turning with steady irregularity drawing notice from onlookers.
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Georgia
Clarkesville
John D. Kesler
Ouimet Shines as Golf Star Also Baseball Pitcher
Francis Ouimet, famed golfer, shows his baseball chops by pitching and winning a 13 inning game. He embraces both sports with pride, highlighting his dual athletic talent beyond golf.
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Francis Ouimet
Ouimet
Liberty and scandal referenced in newspaper quip
In a Birmingham Age Herald cartoonish aside, Mr Twobble quips on a baseball player's un conditional release while Mrs Twobble notes players as slaves. The dialogue mocks freedom and divorce contrasts with public figures and politicians in a satirical tone.
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Mr. Twobble
Mrs. Twobble
Birmingham Age- Herald
Pirates Sign Texan Outfielder From Galveston
Eugene Madden of the Galveston Texans joins the Pittsburgh Pirates. Dreyfuss secured the signing as part of the draft, adding an outfielder to the roster.
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Pirates
Eugene Madden
Galveston
Tex
Pittspurgh
Barney Dreyfuss
Coaches Still Popular Among Yale Football Alumni
A study of major colleges shows Yale leads in the number of former players serving as coaches. Princeton Dartmouth Pennsylvania Lafayette and Syracuse also show strong representation, while Harvard and Cornell players appear less active in coaching after graduation. In the West Chicago and Michigan dominate coaching roles with notable shows from Minnesota Wisconsin Notre Dame and Illinois alumni.
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Yale
New Haven University
Princeton
Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
Lafayette
Syracuse
Harvard
Cornell
Chicago
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Notre Dame
Illinois
Tame Race at Hartford Grand Circuit Charter Oak Stake
At the Hartford Grand Circuit meeting the Charter Oak stake for 208 trotters carried a $5,000 purse and produced the tamest race in the event’s history. Peter Scott, Murphy’s bay stallion, won easily in straight heats with no serious challengers in a field of four. times were 2:09, 2:07, 2:07.
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Hartford
Conn
Charter Oak Stake
Peter Scott
Dartmouth Puntering: Gerrish Thielscher Cotton Rise
Attention focuses on Dartmouth punters Gerrish Thielscher and Cotton as potential successors to Whitney and Curtis. They have improved notably since last year. Cavanaugh also moved Barrows to the backfield, adding a nearly 190 pound player to the lineup.
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Dartmouth
Gerrish
Thielscher
Cotton
Whitney
Curtis
Cavanaugh
Barrows
Dartmouth Presses Quist Move Stirring Dartmouth Rivalry
Coach Harry Williams of Minnesota protests attempts by Dartmouth alumni to lure end Al Quist to enroll at Dartmouth. The Green are said to have made offers to the Gopher star, provoking anger in Minneapolis.
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Tions
Craig
Harrison
Jackson
Navy
Clarke
Ward
DeRoode
MeeGooch
E. H. Jones
H. S. Jones
Mills
Millis
Perry
Smith
H. H. Ingram
Dartmouth
Quist
Harry Williams
Minnesota Eleven
al Quist
Gopherstar
Touches of Eczema Soap and Ointment Ad
Promises Skin and scalp relief with Cuticura soap and Ointment. Claims clear skin, clean scalp, good hair, and soft hands. Offers free samples by mail from Cuticura Dept XY Boston. sold everywhere.
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Cuticura
Dept. XY
Boston
A Dreamy pupil’s answer to the class question
A teacher asks what to take through life and a usually dreamy student replies “A good girl.” The moment amuses the class as the lesson on a lasting impression unfolds.
Choice of Hostelries
The Judge column outlines a newcomer's question about the best hotel. The native replies with local distinctions: the streetfront hotel has a dining room for dancing, the corner place offers a roof garden and skating rink, and a tavern a few blocks away serves simple fare.
Why He Wasn't Good
A terse dialogue reveals a boy named Tommy expressing fear of dying young. The line contrasts a paternal or authoritative tone with the boy’s plea, hinting at underlying peril or moral judgment in a historical record or narrative fragment.
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Tommy
Dentists Questioned in Witty Exchange
In a humorous exchange a speaker asks what grounds of complaint exist against a dentist and the reply laments the achers of it. The brief quip reflects a playful jab about dental practice and critics.
Umpire’s Burden of Fair Decisions Amid Abuse
A reflective quote notes that every responsible person acts as an umpire, facing frequent abuse for striving to make fair judgments. It emphasizes the pressures on leaders to be impartial and firm in enforcement.
A Bad Stem Is a Foe it Be Feared
Fragmentary medical note links illness to weak digestion and improper diet. It urges timely aid to prevent weakness and deterioration, noting undigested food and malnutrition as underlying causes. The text reflects period health guidance and warnings.
Man Deliberately Chooses to Keep Han in Exchange Tale
In a Philadelphia Telegraph anecdote Senator Kitchin recalls Uncle Josh from the crimson clover zone. The simple man wanders the city and, after asking about the women and the exchange, decides to keep his own wife Hanner amid the bystanders and confusion.
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Kitchin
North Caroline
Josh
Hanner
Delphia Telegraph
Not So Savage in Courtroom Utterance
A fragment shows a father and son exchange about manners at table with the son chiding the father for eating with a knife while suggesting his fingers would be more savage. The line hints at a domestic scene or dialogue from a broader piece.
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the Cour
Garden Hoe Expert Shuns Golf for Quiet Practice
A skilled gardener known for his hoe work rarely plays golf. Neighbors say he prefers tending plants and maintaining the yard over competitive rounds at local courses.
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