English Jew rises to high judicial office after centuries
The article recounts the removal of disabilities from Jews in England and the ascent of Sir Rufus Isaacs to the role of chief justice. It notes parliamentary rights gained, past barriers broken, and a crowded ceremony on October 21 in London with praise from Sir Rufus Isaacs's peers, highlighting his learning and merit.
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Bagisnas
England
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House of Commons
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Sonia
George Jessel
Lord Matedlay
Macaulay
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Lord Riverstone
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Therches
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Harry Isaacs
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Haldane
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Bench
Bar
A Cure for Obesity in Collier's Old Advice
A Collier's article describes obesity as low tissue oxygen and fat that does not burn. It reports a new cure using subcutaneous injections of colloidal palladium to boost fat burning, with cautions about heart strain and gradual flesh reduction.
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Collier's
Stock Exchange Reforms May Alter Financing Methods
The Journal of Commerce outlines how Glasa Owen BI Whs new banking plan could reorganize stock exchange lending. Buyers and brokers would put up one-fifth while banks supply four-fifths via call loans, a shift that could tie much banking capital to stock financing and affect bank liquidity and merchant borrowing.
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Stock Exchanges
Saturday Evening Post
Journal of Commerce
Stock Exchange
New York
Manuon
Biokerd
Aurelie Lindstrom Gains Chronicle Prize Fame
Aurelie Lindstrom becomes the center of town rumor as Curran pushes her to claim a prize and a Chicago Chronicle feature. An excited editor plots a three color Chronicle spread while Aurelie visits the News office, recognizes her allure, and resolves to seize her moment despite Harlan’s jealousy.
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Cinderella
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Parsona House
Max Jerome
Aurélie Lindstrom
Mar
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Max
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Michigan
Blazen
Miss Lindstrom
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Miss Lindstro
Pixley
Art Institute
Martineau
Philadelphia
Benny Booth
Syndicate
Hves
Wiley
Court House
Rome
Aliene
Mag
Tudge
The Joys of a Producer from the Country Gentlemen
A Colorado woman shares cherry culture as a thrifty, disciplined pursuit. She notes soil, drainage, and low headed trees, plus care to avoid tree bleed. She describes solitude turning harmonious with spring, and the fruiting results as life renewed and connected with nature.
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Dciente
Colorado
Nature
Backward Turn Backward Haircut Regrets in Denver Times
A reflective verse notes a boy’s wish for his mother to cut his hair again after years of snickers. The speaker recalls childhood scenes, the fashionable shoes, neckties, and the clergyman and college boy identities, musing on regret and a desire to return to simpler times.
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Denver Times
Father Dear
Womad Suggests Reducing Car Length After Wreck
A writer to the paper proposes removing one or two empty wooden cars from the end of each train to serve as buffes in a crash. The idea is discussed as impractical, recalling a reply that the rear car is the most dangerous, prompting the question of why not omit it.
Agricultural education in Western Canada fuels farming boom
Dean Curtiss of Ames Agricultural College notes Western Canada’s farms thrive on experimental stations and university programs in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. Government support for colleges demonstrations and cooperative creameries drives broader vocational training and improved farming practices across the prairies.
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Canada
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Agricultural College
Business Tien
Alberta
Edmonton
Dean Curtiss
Ames Agricultural, College
Iowa
United States
University and Agricultural College
Pean Curtiss
Government buys dairy cattle at cost for long-term payment
The government buys dairy cattle to support dairy farming, sending them in at cost price with long-term payments. Grain yields in Western Canada in 1913 were excellent but not abnormal, with wheat yields ranging 30 to 46 bushels per acre and other grains showing similarly good averages.
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Ganada
Riddle Exchange Sparks Banter From Lehigh Burr
A fragment from Lehigh Burr quotes a playful dialog about choosing which cheek to kiss between two options. The line reads She told me to kiss her on either cheek and you I hesitated a long tae between them.
Fletcher’s Castorin Promised For Infants and Children
Portatte Mothers a carefully every bottle of CAETORIA a safe remedy for infants and children used for over 30 years. In a fiction scene a woman refuses to be contradicted while a man concedes his love, debating strength and independence in a tense exchange.
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Portatte
Fletcher
Tam
Remarkable Long Run of Welland Family at Farm
Three generations of a Welland family near Godalming Surrey England have given 177 years of service at a farm. William Welland age sixty nine has worked 59 years, his father 60 years, and his two sons 20 and 24 years respectively. Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup aids teething and wind colic. Dean’s Mentholated Cough Drops claim cold relief.
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England
William Wellland
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