The American Crow and Its Controversial Image
A historical column argues over the American crow Corvus americana, detailing its mixed reputation among farmers and scientists. It weighs crow behavior, diet, and impact on crops, noting crows as both pests and beneficial insect eaters, with observations on roosting, feeding, and winter flocking.
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Washington
Chicago
Corvus
Asia
Crow
Teddy
Isaac E. Hess
Social and Fashions Guidance Echoes Mindful Speaking
A concise piece urges readers to shape voice by mindset not timing, stressing thoughtful speech to influence others. It advocates speaking with soul and authenticity, aligning communication with inner awareness and deliberate emphasis.
The Lord Loveth a Cheerful Giver
A reflective piece on cheerful giving and genuine service. It contrasts gracious lending with grudging favors, sharing a personal anecdote about a scarf loan that left lasting resentment. The narrator notes how insincere aid creates obligation and undermines gratitude, urging sincere generosity.
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Emerson
Mabel
Evening Frock Styles of Lace and Taffeta Highlight Empire Lines
The piece outlines frocks in lace and taffeta using empire lines with a lowered waist, favoring gowns in pastel silk shades over silver or gold foundations. It notes evening wear trends including decolletage options, lace draped aprons, and draped silk girdles finishing with a single looped bow.
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Snevan
A C Gets First in Swimming Meet
The Illinois Athletic Club led by Perry McGillivray won the Central AAU swim meet in Chicago on Saturday. McGillivray set a mile record of 25 50 1 5 and also won three other events. Violet Wilson of Sinai Social Center claimed the women's city championship in the 110 yard breaststroke, marking the first time women competed in this outdoor meet.
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Chicago
Perry McGillivray
Illinois Athletic Club
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder issues in men and women, dissolving gravel, aiding diabetes and rheumatism, and regenerating bladder troubles in children. Sold by druggists or by mail for 1.0 with two months treatment and testimonials available. Addressed to Dr. F. W. Hall, 2926 Olive Street.
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Texas
F. W. Hall
Olive Street
J. Touls, Mo
Toward a Modulated Expressive Voice in Business
A business voice is built through a systematic vocal training plan. Breathing, laryngeal use, articulation on the lips, and adding color via resonance shape clear speech. The diaphragm governs breath, the larynx produces sound, lips mold articulation, and resonance adds vitality to the voice.
Judge approves final report in Luhes estate case
Judge McCarl signed an order in county court Saturday approving the final report of State Savings Loan and Trust in the Frederick Luhes estate. The report itemized $15,755.88 received from the body of the estate, $2,132.37 from income, $355.50 from income after the tester had died one year, $14,296.53 paid from the body, $9,619.52 paid from income, and $119.02 paid from income for the first year. The bank also reported distributing the testator’s stock and asked discharge. the report was approved and discharge ordered.
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McCarl
State Savings, Loan and Trust Company
Frederick Luhes
State Savings, Loan and Trust Company Bank
Sloan's Liniment Heals Rheumatism Claims
A testimonial ad asks if Sloan's Liniment helps rheumatism and neuralgia. The user says one 25 cent bottle cured years of suffering, noting relief from backache stiffness and soreness. It promises warming relief and urges purchase at any drug store for 25 cents.
Mercier Napkins Sale Drops Price on Floral Lot
One lot of mercerized napkins in a large variety of floral patterns, all new. Regular $1.35 value reduced to 98¢ per dozen during this sale.
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Barnsley
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