Graphite Discovery Sparks Russo American Concession Dispute
Report from Northwestern Commercial describes a graphite deposit near Alexis in the Northeastern Siberian company concession. Capt. Armstrong, McDonald, Coulter and Bowen led early work. Count Podhoreki claims prior American staking of six square miles. Natives mourn two drownings near East Cape as interview notes cover regional gold findings and reindeer hunting traditions.
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Montana Politics and Gambling Provokes Public Reply
A fragmented column quotes readers and officials on gambling norms and political topics from Seattle to Missouri. It cites comments by W A Clark and George J Gould, references to public figures, and notices about vagrancy, prize fighting, and a stage career.
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Wait Wait Says Scott Delays Ballard Bank Case
The state cases against W. W. DeLong and EB. E. Hill, former president and cashier of the Bank of Ballard, were continued to November 12 by Superior Judge Heil. They faced charges of receiving deposits for an insolvent institution. Mrs. M. F. White seeks a divorce from B. G. White on incompatibility. they have a young daughter and ask custody.
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End of "You say ma'am" and "No ma'am" in schools
The movement to drop servile forms of address has progressed slowly from early education into public schools. The text notes years of voices urging change from children to teachers and administrators.
Parrot Talk in Class Replaced by Plain Yea and No
A note on classroom language from NTMS GR urges dropping parrot like replies such as ma'am and adding plain yeas and nos. Teachers discourage formal address and promote straightforward responses in the teaching environment.
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Little Girl Frock Described in Mauve Cloth
A frock for a 12 year old girl features light mauve cloth with rows of rock-groups of brocaded satin trim. It has mauve ribbons, a narrow purple velvet belt with a plain buckle, and the bodice and skirt joined at the waistline.
The Making of Soups and Affections of Flavor
An article on soup making notes that variety in flavor comes from careful use of meat cuts and herbs. It describes stock from meat bones and vegetables, proper simmering, herb blending, and equipment like specialized soup kettles. It mentions a doll party with 12 guests hosted by a mother on her front porch.
Corn Husk Doll With Husks and Silks Gown and Parasol
A corn husk doll is described with a corn cob body and a gown parasol and bonnet fashioned from dried husks and silks. Narrow strips of the husks are used in the construction.
Local Charity Event Sparks Laughter and Prizes
A quirky charity gathering awarded inexpensive prizes for a playful beet dell. The lively affair drew merriment among women and others, with lighthearted remarks and communal cheer throughout the event.
Dairymen See Formaldehyde Test Prove Doctor’s Claim
Beattie dairymen gathered at Gwediah ball to witness Dr G L Tanser test for detecting formaldehyde in milk. The test produced a pink bell like color then shifted to deep purple with the second reagent confirming the presence. Dairymen left convinced of Dr Tanser’s reliability and warned against taking chances.
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Not Half Enough Not Half Enough William Mall Pleads Guilty
William Mall pleaded guilty in superior court to exhibiting obscene pictures to a minor and was sentenced by Superior Judge Nell to one year in the penitentiary. He was arrested weeks ago for showing indecent photographs to a girl at Pacific School attendees.
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