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Men of the Woods and the American Woodcraft Heritage
The article argues that woodcraft is an American heritage shaped by early settlers and frontiersmen, highlighting its development into a professional and literary field. It contrasts American forest experience with Europe noting Europe’s lesser exposure to North American opportunities for training observation and survival skills.
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Boy Scout Movement
America
Western Hemisphere
Mark Twain
Europe
Scott
North America
Asia
Plot or No Plot A Debate On Modern Novel Craft
A New York writer warns that a strong plot is not essential in all novels yet stresses that a compelling story requires careful characterization. He cites Shakespeare and Dickens to illustrate varied approaches, condemns machine-made literature, and weighs the risk of featureless narratives.
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New York
Shakespeare
Tristram Shandy
Robinson Crusoe
Dickens
Army Politics and the Push for a General Staff Bureau
The House amendments to the army appropriation bill seek to abolish the adjutant general and inspector general offices and assign duties to two assistants of the chief of staff, creating a general staff bureau. Critics say this would place undisputed control in the hands of the chief of staff, elevate politics over merit, and threaten army efficiency and morale.
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Primitive and rude customs contrasted with American Indian skill
The text contrasts primitive customs with American Indian adeptness in woodcraft and perception. It notes Indians relied on memory of ancestral skill and mastered minutiae of woodcraft and sea work, surpassing other groups in sensory observation despite lacking Asiatic origins.
Tyre Regulations Versus Rebellion Spirit Warned
The passage argues that adherence to strict tyre regulations has proven value through practice, but warns that a strong urge to rebel will determine fate for better or worse, implying outcomes hinge on conformity or defiance.
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Tyre
Novel Use of Telephone and Early Career of Dr Gulick
Dr Luther H Gulick built a varied early career from cutting lawns at Oberlin to milking cows before daybreak and delivering milk. Born in Honolulu and raised in Japan he learned Japanese and studied at the University of New York medical college before teaching physical training and delivering milk.
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Democratic Roosevelt Club Reported in Baltimore
New Orleans Item notes a Baltimore Democratic Roosevelt club may back him, with the convention there seen as a likely nomination venue if rival Colonels fail to unite their candidates.
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Marie Henri
Baltimore
New Orleans
Mexico’s Local Breads Showcase Regional Varieties
Nearly every locality in Mexico has its special variety, or bread, reflecting regional technique and taste. Bakers feature unique shapes and flavors, highlighting tradition and community identity across towns.
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Mexico
The Fortune Hunter Delights Grand Audience In San Antonio
At the Show GRAND the comedy The Fortune Hunter drew a rousing reception last night. Fred Niblo portrayed Nathaniel Duncan with convincing smoothness while Josephine Cohan as Betty Graham delivered remarkable work. The ensemble included Frank Bacon Daniel Hamilton and a cast praised for strong character interpretation and overall good performance.
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Nathaniel Duncan
Betty Graham
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Josephine Cohan
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Miss Cohan
Frank Bacon
Daniel Hamilton
Henry Kellogg
George Bollinger
Virginia Berry
Lento Fulwell
Philip Bishop
William F. Granger
Plaza Theater Week Show Sets New Highs
Plaza Theater presents a varied program headlined by Alexander and Scott with strong blackface performance and polished partner comedy. Menlo Moore's Rah Rah Boys feature Lorna Jackson in college musical comedy with notable scenery and a witty campus theme. The Four Dunbars deliver aerial feats while Belmont and Hart and Les Salvaggis attract audiences with singing and Parisian dance. Telegraph Four supply harmony with impressive dancing. Cortland Marsden and Bessie Greenwood perform topical dialogue and songs showcasing Greenwood’s top soprano with a high A above C.
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Lorna Jackson
Four Dunbars
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Les Salvaggis
Telegraph Four
Cortland Marsden
Bessie Greenwood
Miss Greenwood
Royal Theater Vaudeville Headlines Bright New Acts
One of the season’s top vaudeville bills at the Royal features The Three American Comiques in Harmony and Comedy in Black and Brown with uproars from the audience. Mitzig Admont delivers rare, sweet operatic numbers while Rutherford and Munroe present a lively Picture Show Episode. Miss Ray Lewis performs energetic barefoot and Chinese Apache dances with scenic effects. De Balestrier’s Teddy Bears entertain with waltzing, somersaults and roller skating plus comedy.
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Arkansas 1910 Agricultural Output Tops 185 Million
Arkansas agriculture produced 185 million dollars in value in 1910 reflecting strong crop and livestock markets. The report highlights gains in cotton corn and related sectors amid growing farm income. Unspecified regional breakdowns accompany the overall total.
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Arkansas
Venus Unveiled by Garrett Serviss
Venus may rotate about its axis roughly every thirty five hours, yielding days and nights shorter than Earth's. Recent spectroscopic work by M Bigourdan suggests Venus resembles Earth in having a day night cycle, reviving the possibility of Earth like life on Venus. The method uses shifts in spectral lines to measure motion toward or away from Earth.
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Serviss
Venus
Olympus
Schiaparelli
Percival Towels
Earth
M/ Bigourdan
Poems of Sentiment by Elia Wheeler Wilcox
Poetic piece urges awakening of women across society from city to farm to boudoir. It envisions breaking old traditions and granting women their rightful place, with a divine cipher guiding the plan for a advancing race.
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Elia Wheeler Wilcox
Spectroscope Reveals Star Movements and Planet Spin
The text explains how Doppler shifts at opposite edges of a rotating planet reveal rotation speed by light shifts toward red or blue. It notes applying the principle to stars shows vast motion, with stars moving across and toward or away from us like gas atoms in the universe.
No Pie No Delegates
The Milwaukee News notes that Roosevelt has weakened in the South and is no longer the Republican leader, signaling a shift away from his influence over delegate strength.
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Roosevelt and Bryan clash on political sea
Baltimore News speculates on a dramatic contest between Roosevelt and Bryan as a pivotal national showdown, highlighting unexpected twists and the high stakes in American politics.
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Bryan
Baltimore News
Observant Citizen B F Yoakum Recalls Yardyard Incident
Fris co railroad official B F Yoakum recalls a cold day inspection in a large yard. A general superintendent famed for scientific management visited a switchman's shanty. A yardmaster recounts tales of the man at a Mitch ell funeral, stopping pallbearers by offering to cut two.
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B. F.yoakum
Frisco
Mike
Pontifical Zouaves Fade From Papal Household
From Le Cri de Paris: the pontifical zouaves, pope’s household troops, are disappearing as leaders die and successors are named. Comparisons to Garibaldi’s followers show far fewer veterans remain, with the era dwindling like imperial court notables and Eugenie’s ladies. The piece ends praising the title Mon oncle le zouave pontifical.
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Unwritten Law Against Presidential Third Terms
The New York World notes that the unwritten rule against a president seeking a third term is perhaps as strong as any statute, underscoring political norms over formal legality.
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