Hollis slams Harvard as too conservative in campus speech
United States Senator Henry F. Hollis of New Hampshire criticizes his alma mater Harvard as hidebound and calls for more democracy in college life. He urges less snobbery, opposes students owning automobiles, and says Harvard lags behind the times as eastern colleges lack cooperation with legislatures.
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United States
Hollis
Cambridge
Mass
Henry F. Hollis
New Hampsht
Itarvard
Ufe
Amon College
Munera College
Harvard
Senate
Harvard College
New England
Times
Caped Gem Thief Captured Off Sea By Detective Schade
Miami detective Harold McCormick used a hydroplane to chase a steamship Miami twenty one miles offshore and boarded it to arrest a Negro hotel employee for a missing brooch owned by a New York socialite. He returned to port with the prisoner but released him for lack of authority beyond the three mile limit. the brooch was returned to its owner.
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Miami
Harold McCormick
Harry Schade
New York
Schade
Strong Man Hired To Attend Social Season
A powerful financier tests a young man for courage and stamina then offers a surprising job to join social duties with his daughter at tango teas this season. The exchange features boastful achievements and a family with long, active members.
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Ant” Gaid
Pistol Fires Chemical Cartridges For Crowd Control
Monsieur Kling, director of the Paris municipal laboratory, has invented a pistol that shoots a cartridge releasing chemicals to temporarily stun nearby individuals. Used by police and detectives in captures, it is praised by a Paris hospital physician for subduing dangerous persons. The fumes are harmless but extremely painful and cause temporary blindness and suffocation.
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Monsieur Kling
Paris
Forehanded Beetles In Farm Talk By The Fire
Farmers trading stories around a country inn recount how potato pests devoured crops quickly. A seed-house traveler interrupts with a note about his warehouse seeing beetles examining seed orders before planting time.
After School Days Inspire Daughter’s Broad Pursuits
A tactful mother encourages her daughter to share newly learned knowledge and talents at home. In a cosmopolitan society languages and music enrich daily life, and continued study after school is urged. Conversation is praised for adding warmth and zest to occasions.
Dairy Wisdom From Winter Feeding And Calf Rearing
Farmers note the shift from harsh purges to careful feeding during winter. Obesity risk in herd reduced by proper radons and care. A starved cow strains finances, while newborn calves benefit from cow with ample nursing. Calves stay with dam to learn feeding patterns post birth.
Hints for Pig Raisers
Advice on profitable pig production notes feeding sows after piglets grow strong, culling teatsome piglets, removing sharp tusks to prevent injuries, and giving away teatless pigs. Highlights Chester White breed as prolific, docile, good mothers and adaptable, with emphasis on managing litter sizes and fostering suckling.
Pigs Growth Tips and Pasture Management
Daily sun for hours aids growth and ration choice affects piglets. Use tankage or dried meat scraps, aim for large strong hogs at good prices. Improve hog pasture by partitioning, placing shelter doors at both ends, and alternating access each week to allow recuperation.
Developing the Calf and Its Long Term Benefits
Advice on starting with the calf for strong herd development. Emphasizes early feeding and care to produce improved cows, with better milk and butter yields. Warns against harsh treatment of horses. advocates patient, gradual handling to build confidence and reduce fear.
Efficient Swine Feeding Reduces Waste and Costs
A farm advisory urges farmers to optimize hog rations to maximize nutrient use and minimize waste. It stresses balanced diets, careful portioning, and avoiding overfeeding to cut costs and improve animal health.
Overstocked farms threaten optimal profits for herds
Report warns many farms are overstocked causing poor efficiency and reduced returns. Analysts urge herd adjustments to restore balance and maximize profits across farming operations.
Al Priddy At Chautauqua On Industry And Society
Frederick Kenyon Brown will tail what factory workers think about their employer and organized society in a Chautauqua talk. The piece discusses the mill labor conditions and the need for industry to serve humanity, questioning whether modern industry enslaves health and character or uplifts society.
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Frederick Kenyon Brown
Shiiah Bayhook
Pepas
Brent
Facts Behind Factory Life by Dr Frederick Kenyon Brown
Al Priddy exposes American industrial workers through visits to mills and plants from New Ledford River Lawrence and Lowell to Pittsburgh and Birmingham Brockton and Lynn. He aims to reveal workers attitudes toward employment religion and society, not for politics but to show truth and humanity.
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Frederick Kenyon Brown
al Priddy
New Ledford
All River
Lawrence and
Lowell
Pittsburgh
Birmingham
Brockton and
Lynn
Tullers
Gennl al Priddy
Awakening Public Conscience on Reform Platforms
The text credits strong leaders who spoke fearlessly on the Chautauqua platform over the last dozen years with awakening public conscience. It notes millions attending annual meetings inspiring reforms and pressuring authorities to enact them.
Chautauqua Lecturer Plans Summer Lecture Series
A Chautauqua lecturer states he will stay abreast of Tim's response to a letter from AVLOICHE and announces a summer lecture topic, mentioning The Aiglo Sixons and the Mature Ruler as potential themes. The message suggests a global outlook and engagement with American audiences.
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Chautauqua
Avloiche
Jobi Moriile
Chautauqua Address Plans Amid Global Events
The speaker discusses multiple topics including Japan China Germany England and Portugal as well as Roosevelt and Republican splits. He notes weather and world conflicts while planning April July or August talks and expresses intent to revise subjects as needed. Dr Driver will use ample material for a Chautauqua address.
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Japan
China
Germany
England
Spain
Doruugal
Mrnneo
Mexico
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Panama Canal
California
Tyne
Thoreau Fided
Driver
Dr Roush to Lecture at Chautauqua
Noted lecturer Dr Roush presents a travelogue at Chautauqua, promising an hour of engaging instruction and genuine enjoyment beyond tedious reading. The talk is billed as a concise, informative experience.
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Chautauqua
Illustrated lecture by Dr Tough excites Chautauqua audience
The article praises Dr Tough's illustrated talk at the Chautauqua for its refined appeal and advanced lighting and color effects. It compares him to Stoddard in style, notes his smooth image projections, and highlights Mrs Roush as a globe trotter who guides viewers to distant regions.
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Dr. Tough
Stoush
Waelfie
Stoddard
Mrs. Roush
Dr. Roush
North Pole
Tibet
India
China
Japan
Africa
Andes
Sage Tea and Sulphur Hair Tonic Popular for Darkening
Old time remedy Sage Tea and Sulphur is praised in ads for restoring youth to hair and concealing gray. Today ready made Wyeths Sayy and Sulphur Hair Tonic is sold for about 60 cents a bottle, claiming darkening effects and a glossy look while preventing dandruff and itching.
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Aunt Folka
THT Gladdens Sore Tired Feet With TIZ Relief
An old advertisement extols TIZ for tired feet and foot pains. It promises relief from corns, bunions, blisters and swelling, claiming better comfort, lighter steps, and smaller shoes after use. A 25 cent box is available from druggists and department stores.
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Sweet
Hanny
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