In My Provence Remembered at a Christmas Feast
A reminiscence recalls a Christmas meal in Provence with warm faces, a knock at the door as bleak December winds howl. A generous guest rises to share bread, meat, figs, and fugasso, as snow sleets through the room.
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Lawrence strike leaders acquittal debated in labor unrest
The Lawrence strike leaders Ettor Giovannieti and Caruso face acquittal questions as the case centers on a purely constructive crime. Accused of instigating the strike and linked to a worker’s death, they deny direct involvement. The authors argue owners share blame for misery and tactics used by authorities. The piece also notes press opinions on Secretary of State candidates and critiques Knox, Bacon, Root, and Morgan connections.
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Secretary of State History and Native Appeals
A compact opinion piece tracing the lineage of secretaries of state from John Sherman to Hay and beyond, noting political factions and Dollar Diplomacy critics. It also covers Oregon Republican gubernatorial ambitions, currency financiers guiding chances of war, Roosevelt and Wilson prospects, and an appeal from a Indigenous chief urging support for trust fund distributions to Indians of the Uma tilla reserve, asking for oral and financial backing.
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Rolling a globe around the world adventure begins
Mr George M Schilling an American athlete starts a world journey by rolling a seven foot globe living and sleeping inside it He funds the trip solely by selling picture postcards and began February 25 1911 His route is traced on the globe and he wheels the globe after a prior injury in China during the Boxer Rebellion Strand Magazine
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Jumping Thousand Hurdles Record From 1862 London Driver
An elderly London omnibus driver named Priestley reportedly jumped one thousand hurdles, each three feet six inches high, in Hull in 1862, completing the feat in sixty-one and a half minutes. He later served with the London General Omnibus Company for forty six years, driving about eight hundred and fifty thousand miles.
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Not Allowed. Green Misery Loves Company Quote
A brief, quoted line from the Boston Advertiser notes social tension and a cook's refusal to accommodate others, reflecting the era's social dynamics and dining etiquette. The fragment emphasizes conflict and interpersonal limits without additional context.
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Indians Must Prove Right to Treaty Money
The East Oregonian editorial calls for the government to require proper proof of entitlement before issuing treaty funds to Native Americans. It argues for clear eligibility criteria and orderly administration to prevent fraud and ensure aid reaches those legally owed benefits.
No matter where you shop campaign urges early buys
The message pushes readers to shop early this year amid warnings from magazines and papers about potential delays or shortages, stressing early purchases to avoid后 disruptions.
Beads Popular in Fashion Through the Ages
Bead chains from pearls to amber and jet necklaces ornament the throat and enhance outfits. Short pearls stay in fashion while head trimmings gain prominence. Evening gowns feature bead plaques and beadwork on canvas, with arabesque designs on black fabrics.
Beaded Tables Highlighted Against Sheer Foundation
The description notes heavily beaded tables set atop a light chiffon foundation. The contrast emphasizes texture and luxe detail, suggesting a decorative display or fashion-forward styling cue.
Lady returns from Europe tour sings of French pheasants
A lady linked to Mrs. Parthington recently returned from a 70 day European tour and told friends she enjoyed hearing the French pheasants sing the Mayonnaise song most of all.
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