Literary Professor as Cap and Gown Critic
A Chicago report profiles Dr. Kelvin Elleison editor of the Independent and a noted U S university life authority. He argues literary men spend less time in labs and more on provocative ideas while lecturing to culture seekers at Kent theater and Cobb hall.
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Independent
Chicago
Attemst
Kelvin E @ilesson
American University
University of Chicago
Dr. Slosson
Slosson
Ustal
Kent Theater
Cobb Hall
Moths Targeted in State Pest Scout Plan
Albany announces two trained scouts will search for gypsy and brown tail moths to aid the state, aiming to prevent their entry into New York. Commissioner Pearson of the state department of agriculture says arrangements with Secretary Wilson in Washington are complete.
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Albany
N. Y
Pearson
State Department of Agriculture
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Washington
State Department
New York State
Oldest Horse in America Bids for Longevity in Chestertown
Chestertown claims the oldest horse in America named Samuel J. Tilden once owned by Thomas Van Dyke and later by Joseph Guest. Born around 1869 in Maryland, the horse was renamed after President Tilden and has since sparked efforts to prove greater antiquity than any other US horse.
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Chestertown
America
Joseph Guest
Thomas van Dyke
Kennedyville
van Dyke
Thomas Booson
Enoch King of Millingtom
Mr. Guest
Samuel J. Tilden
United States
Middletown
Del
Mr. Tilden
Samuel J. Tiden
Guest
Tilden
Pennsylvania
Farm for Fresh Eggs in Plemp Township
A farmer named Mr. Peacock acquired a farm in Plemp township costing 960,006 to produce fresh eggs from his own poultry operation. He plans to build a chicken house as a key feature of the enterprise, aiming to supply Pittsburg with local eggs.
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Jong Batr
Nietzsche
Whitman
Shaw
Tolstoy
Ome
Eas Fm
Pittsburg
Peacock
Plem Township
Field Keyers Escape Release Cold Corn Barricade
A fragment notes inmates or captives peering at corn through bars then escaping upon release. The text implies they fled immediately after gaining freedom.
Fashion trends shrink skirts to ankle length silhouettes
A 19th century style column notes extreme tightness and ankle length skirts redefining summer wear. It describes hobbled silhouettes, narrow petticoats, and reimagined undergarments while praising economy of fabric and delicate slim frocks in light textures like pongee and muslin.
Craze for Scarfs Captures Paris Fashion Fad
Paris shops report a perfect craze for Persian and cashmere chiffon scarfs. The fabrics are broad like shawls and heavily elaborated with marabout bands. Designs follow the rewsa of shirring or shoulder slashings.
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Paris
Attention to small fashion details guides a stylish whole
The text stresses careful attention to every trim from gowns and hats to edging and quillings. It advises matching accessories to dress colors, noting blue with blue pins and rings, red with harmonious jewelry, and black or white as safe anchors, while a single color scheme is ideal.
Fragments Hint at a Daring Step in Delicate Fabrics
A fragmentary passage describes cautious movement in delicate chiffons and shirts. The tone suggests hesitant steps and concerns about safety while attempting casual action. Further context is needed for a fuller summary.
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Seto
John Jordan
Szechuen
Rence
Samuel. J. Tilden
Maryland
Ade
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