Oliver No 7 Typewriter Promises Superior Performance
An advertising display hails the OLIVER No. 7 as a pinnacle of typewriter progress with automatic devices and cushioned keyboard. It boasts speed ease of use and reduced strain with Printype included at no extra charge and urges potential buyers to view at Oliver branches nationwide.
Fountain Park Assembly at Remington August 15 to 30
Local notice lists events at Fountain Park in Remington from August 15 to 30 with mentions of Hog fountains and stock tanks at Opp's Hardware and several visits among residents. Advertising by Wm Mahoney of Chicago reveals travel to see his sister Mrs Timo thy Harington Jr. Other social notices include Thomas Burns visiting Lafayette and George Boothroyd, Lee Evans visiting Fowler with W W Evans and family, and Frank Walters and wife of Lafayette spending Sunday with L D Timmons and wife. For sale ad promotes a 16 acre farm four miles west of Lafayette on the Newman road listed by S B McCormick.
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Acwe
Lafayette
Newman Road
B. McCormick
Diversified Agriculture Drives Hungary’s Broad Farm Output
The value of Hungary’s agricultural returns rests not on a few large crops but on a wide variety of products. No other European country cultivates as many branches of agriculture, reflecting extensive diversity across its farms.
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Hungary
Europe
Worth Knowing About the Bible and Apocrypha Figures
The Bible is usually the Old and New Testaments totaling 66 books 1 189 chapters 31 173 verses 773 693 words and 3 586 489 letters. The Apocrypha contains 14 books 183 chapters 15 081 verses and 153 185 words.
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Council of
Nice
Useful Fruit from Canarium commune In Moluccas
The Canarium commune kernel is eaten raw or roasted in the Moluccas. An oil is pressed from it used for table and lamp purposes. The tree reaches about 60 feet and its bark yields a heavy oil similar to balsam copaiba, acting as a substitute. In China kernels are pickled like olives.
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Canarium Commune
Moluccas
China
Falling of the Young in Rochefoucauld’s View
The maxim notes that many youths mistake natural behavior for charm and reveal boorishness and rudeness rather than refinement, reflecting a cautionary stance on youth conduct.
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Rochefoucauld
Paris Tang Sets Wary Tone in Humorous Exchange
A witty exchange contrasts a man and a woman debating language in Paris with a sharp line about the Paris tang. The humor hinges on linguistic swagger and cultural bite.
Modern Society Novel Scene Sparks Change Theme
A Cleveland Plain Dealer note describes a modern society novel where on 12 pages the characters indulge in strong drink. The bibulous bar earns a win and the highball hero gains time to turn over a new leaf in the unfolding plot.
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Baroneas
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Temple of Heaven in Beijing Emperors Annual Rite
The Temple of Heaven in Peking was annually visited by the emperor to report on the empire for the past year. Manuscripts were burned in a furnace and sent to the emperor in heaven. The site is noted as a beautiful and interesting sight in pictorial Beijing.
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China
Peking
Advantages of Athletics
Business principles and self-reliance can be learned in no better way than by actual management of the financial and traveling affairs of athletic organizations. It is the only way open to the college man for acquiring such experience and avoiding the often heard criticism of college graduates that they don't know how to take care of themselves. They will not learn it by being kept in teaching strings nor by being continually taken care of.
Do it now warnings lead to costly office mishaps
A large business head bought many Do it now signs for his office. The signs initially seemed effective but soon revealed losses as the cashier fled with 25 000 dollars the head bookkeeper eloped with the typist three clerks sought raises and the office boy aimed to become a highwayman.
Remarkable Ambidexterity of Edwin Landseer
Mrs. Cowden Clark in Reminiscences recalls Landseer claiming he could draw with both hands at once. He supposedly drew a horse with one hand and a dog with the other simultaneously, astonishing onlookers in a display of ambidexterity.
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Sir Edwin Landseer
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