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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1912

Page

6

Floating Palaces In Storage Towed Away For Winter

The article explains private steam yachts are stored for five to seven idle months, incurring high upkeep as crews stay on payroll year round. It cites the New York Yacht Club showing 1,500 members own boats with many exceeding a hundred thousand dollars, detailing salaries, dry docking, fuel, and personnel costs totaling about 20 000 in winter and 30 000 in summer per vessel, and notes market limits for resale at high values. It highlights the Lydonia owned by W A Lydon of Chicago as among the country’s grand yachts with 216 feet length and 1200 horsepower.

New Fork New York Yacht Club J. Pierpont Morgan Cornelius Vanderbilt North Star Vincent Astor Norma Fachenad Psencee Dean Greece Mr. Morgan Cortie Corsair Morgan Joseph Pulitzer Lydonia W. A. Lydon Chicago

Olympic Controversy Flares Over Pros and Amateurism

Amid Stockholm games turmoil the International Olympic Committee seeks to curb professional offers to champions like Hannes Kohlemainen and K K McArthur. Proposals aim to strip trophies from winners who turn pro within twenty months, while critics warn of the influence of promoters. English sports revival and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle urge a British empire team and early preparation for Berlin 1916. Mel Sheppard signals continued training for 1915 Berlin selection, praising his Stockholm form.

Hannes Kohlemainen K. K. McArthur Stockholm International Committee Olympic Federation McArthur England Berlin Arthur Conan Doyle London Conan Mel Sheppard Sheppard Meredith Mel

English boxing debate on referee position in the ring

Leading boxing authorities publish views on the uniform weight scale and the referee issue. All agree on the scale but differ on whether the referee should be inside or outside the ring, with some calling the referee a nuisance obstructing spectator view.

Englishere Boxing

Carlisle football captain poised for another school year

Its wonder winner of the round championship at the Olympic games in Stockholm is captain of this year's Carlisle school football team. He was a pitcher and outfielder on the institution's baseball nine until the close of the season. Although several major leagues have tried to sign him, he continues at school for another year.

Stockholm Carlisle

Great confession of Jesus as the Messiah in Caesarea Philippi

The Sunday School lesson traces Peter's declaration Thou art the Christ the Son of the Living God after Jesus asks whom the people say he is. It contrasts popular views, explains the need to reveal the messianic role cautiously, and then outlines discipleship demands and the coming suffering.

Jesus Caesarea Philippi Sea of Galilee Luke John the Baptist Elias Matthew Jeremiah Peter Christ God Messiah Twelve Lukevy Prise Jerusalem Sanhedrin Satan Caesarea Philippi Jesus Christ Earth

Peculiarities of Cantonese Storekeepers in Canton China

The piece describes Canton trade culture in Canton, noting stores double as homes and workshops, streets named for crafts, and narrow margins of sale. It explains the role of sedan chairs, guides, and interpreters, with storekeepers often indifferent yet still willing to display wares to attract foreigners.

Shameen Leslie's Canton Ty Sing Kai Sai Lo Cho Ti

A Russian Girl's fete Day in Eastern Siberia

An American guest recalls a Russian family celebration for Gay, daughter Maroussia, sixteen, who is deaf and delicate. The veranda table seats thirty two with wildflower bouquets and oak millinery. guests wear traditional uniforms and gowns. Three hours pass in a festive dinner ending with a late supper at midnight.

Siberia Gay Maroussia Ural Sol

The Best of All Always in Weathering Dreams

The Atlanta Constitution quotes a rhythmic boast about a world regarded as the finest through shine and shower. It extols golden hours and journeys among shining stars, praising a “best world” that rolls toward a higher day across winter and May blossoms.

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