Riverdales and Rogers Lead Prep Basketball Preview
Fragmentary report notes Rogers and Riverdales leading a local basketball lineup with plans for a Sunday game at Penfield venue. Mentions players Heinz Hicks Devine and Crawford along with a 15 cent admission and possible refereeing questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Lin
Cheng
Capital Dales
Throwha
Er Sarponu
Auside
Picke Greene
Toathiarit
West
Vernon Plays Political Gambit Amid Suffrage Talk
Vernon moves through a crowded scene as Amelia’s neglect weighs on him yet fuels a fierce game. He flirts with Senators and feigns confidence on the looming woman suffrage resolution. Courier correspondent Cowley accuses him and departs for a stroll with a promise of new information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon
Amelia
Weill
Senate
Cowley
Vernon and Cowley discuss political fallout at night
Vernon and Cowley walk past curbside chairs as they talk about a controversial resolution. Cowley hints at a gain for reporters and politics, noting opposition from Boyer allies and the risk of radical steps before Mrs. Overman Hodge Lathrop arrives tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon
Aixth Street
Cowley
Harrier
Braidwood
Boyer
Kelly
Ltd
Stiney
Shear Clanicks
Ames
Vernon and Maria Greene at a tense hotel breakfast
Vernon arrives in new summer clothes and greets Maria Burley Greene amid a formal crowd. He notices Mrs. Overman Hodge-Lathrop and Amelia Ansley at a distant table, while Amelia fixates on Vernon with a reproachful look before he excuses himself and exits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon
Chicago
Maria Burley Greene
John
Miss Greene
Mrs. Overman Hodge-Lathrop
Mrs. Overman Hodge- Lathrop
Amelia Ansley
Overman Hodge-Lathrop
Amelia
Carnegie Chides International Marriages At Wedding
In a Finland smoking-room discussion on a June wedding Andrew Carnegie praised avoiding international marriage though the bride supposedly had 18 millions. He quoted a Boston cynic’s tale where a so called happy marriage left the bride smiling, the mother joyous, while Lord Lacland and his creditors trembled in blissful delirium.
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Finland
Andrew Carnegie
Mr. Carnegie
Boston
Wording Bias in Reporting a Canoe Hat Incident
A Philadelphia Ledger quote mocks the notion of fair reporting after a canoe accident involving a peach basket hat. The correspondent is accused of bias for stopping short of describing how boat occupants recovered the hat and enjoyed fruit in the same scene.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Origin Of A Famous Human Food
An inventor seeking steady strength devised Grape-Nuts through careful trials. The cereal is described as a brain and nerve builder aiding daily tasks without fatigue, with Post’s signature on genuine packages and the book The Road to Wellville referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Post
Wellville
A Handy Library for Invalid Readers
A Housekeeper article promotes envelope books made from serial magazine and newspaper installments. Fold and paste strips into a single long binding, stored in a stout envelope titled on the back. It offers compact, accessible reading for sick or frail readers and calls it a sunbeam library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunbeam Library
Artificial Light for Birds Extends Feeding Day in Zoo
A London Daily Mail report notes winter in zoological gardens challenges rare birds. A gaslight system in the new birdhouse extends daylight by an outside-controlled lamp at six am, triggering birds to feed and improve conditions in species such as par adise and mynahs.
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Zoological Gardens
London Daily Mail
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Monoplad Miles
Riverdal
Surino
Battery
Kelly, Feldt
Dalton Athletics
Charlie
Maria Greene
D. Jayne
Per Bottie
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