Persian baby lamb fur cruelty sparks reform drive
The New York Journal reports outrage over Persian baby lamb fur used in garments. Articles highlight unborn lambs killed for skin, cruelty argued by Mrs Sherman and others. Public figures and society women are cited buying baby lamb items despite calls to ban the practice.
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New York Journal
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Alate
Washington
Ueno
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Rainsford
Persia
America
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Amart
Sabla
Fifth Avenue
Aji
Societies For Ethical Culture and Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
N. Y. Journoe
Clergymen Live Longest On Average Say Pro Researchers
The Agures collated by insurance companies in the United States and England show clergy men living longer than many peers. Neurlile table data indicate physicians 62 years and clergy men 65 in a 1 000 cage sample. other professions vary from 44 to 57 years. Neurale table in England places clergy men at 42 percent reaching age 70.
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Pope
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Oxford
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Wiliams
Connecticut
Kaeper
Wild cats and foxes invade farms amid harsh weather
A Huntington correspondent reports severe winter weather driving wildcats foxes and other wildlife into valleys and hen roosts. A veteran hunter Peter Posten killed a large wildcat after a fierce barn fight, while a Corbin family faced a playful pursuit by a wildcat near Terrace mountain. A buck disputed with a stallion at Muller township, and a New York shopgirl was caught with a skirt concealing many items.
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Huntington
Peter Posten
Hill Valley
Poasten
Eoon
Posten
Terrace Mountain
Corbin
Thia
Yong Corbin
Hams
Mr. Corbin
John Crownover
Muller Township
Latrobe’s Banquet Longevity In Balti more Mayor Kept To Water
Baltimore’s ex mayor Ferdinand Latrobe recalls attending about 600 banquets over twenty years, yet he avoided overeating and drinking. He ate lightly, drank mineral water, and enjoyed speeches on city government, noting different cultural banquets from German to Hibernian to English dinners sharing a common restraint.
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Baltimore
Hell
House of Delegates
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Bay
Gen. Latrobe
Zurich
Switzerland
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Fortance
Hibernian Society
Son of Erin
St Andrews' Society
George Society
Old England
Gen
Latrobe
Nebrew Benevolent Society
City College
Montfarturera
Love Making In Paris Public Pride And Slippery Talk
A lively Parisian scene is recounted from the Ladies Home Journal and Yonkers Statesman letters. A French bride and groom ride in open cabs amid brassieres of satin and blooms, amid frank talk and humorous social shock. The excerpt surfaces bold discussion of public affection and evolving propriety.
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Bell
Ledies’ Home Journal
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