Margaret Chooses Ted Horton Over Robert Wyatt On Train Meeting
Margaret Broome changes course after letters and a train encounter. Ted Horton, long absent, reappears and, with Aunt Ella in tow, rekindles a past bond while Robert Wyatt awaits her decision. Margaret reveals she will marry Horton, leaving Wyatt's hopes unfulfilled.
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Chicago
Doris Belknap
Margaret
Robert Wyatt
Doris
Ted Horton
Goodby
Maggie
Wyatt
Maples
Robert
Teddy
Ted
Horton
Margaret Broome
Ausalla
Ella
Mother
James Wyatt
Teddy Horton
Secret of Baskets Woman to Study Southwest Indians
Miss Mary Lois Kissell sails for the American Museum of Natural History to study basketry among the Pima speaking tribes of Arizona. The article lauds her as the first woman sent by the museum on original field research and notes her methods, hopes, and preparations including gifts and social strategies to gain trust.
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New York
Southwest
American Museum of Natural History
Mary Lois Kissell
American’ Museum of Natural History
Deserta
Miss Kissell
Congo
Mise Kissel
Arizona
Tucson
Minin Cme
Horses Decline in Paris As Automobilism Grows
Paris reports a census showing a 15 798 drop in horse numbers since 1899 due to rising automobilism. The 1910 tally lists declines across most arrondissements with notable gains only in twelve through nineteenth where public works firms keep high counts. A single cab company in the Ninth inflated figures, explaining the surge there.
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Paris
New York Theatres Bar Standing Room Backed by Fire Commissioner
Fire Commissioner Waldo announced that standing in passageways behind seats violates the law as it does in aisles. The ruling follows a recent Supreme Court decision, ending the common practice in New York theatres.
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New York
Waldo
Supreme Court
Ostracize Man With Beard at Allegheny College
Meadville Pa. Allegheny college stirs as senior men with beards face a social boycott by senior women who demand clean shaven faces. Chapel absence of nurses triggers protest. umbrellas and cards read Our beaux are clipped. War council weighs whiskers against social ties.
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Meadville
Allegheny College
Apollos
Cupid
Glee Club
Reflections on Charity from the Louisville Courier Journal
A Louisville Courier Journal opinion critique contrasts misapplied charity with recipients’ desires, arguing the poor are poorly treated and that aid should respect dignity rather than paternalistic offerings.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Hardiness and dangers in breeding Barred Plymouth Rocks
The article warns that Barred Plymouth Rocks are among hardy breeds but prone to over fattening. Overbreeding and constant annual changes of male birds threaten line breeding. Inbreeding risks are discussed, noting mongrels arise from mixed bloodlines and that thoroughbreds show issues earlier, urging cautious, limited inbreeding for future generations.
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Plymouth Rocks
Market Poultry
Making Roost Loose-Proof A Practical Coop Feature
Warren Johnson of Cumberland County New Jersey describes a loose proof roost design for poultry. Three foot boards are joined with six inch battens, ends receive poles, a supporting iron plate and belt, an upright iron standard anchors to floor, a front suspended from rafters by chains can tilt away, providing a nearly loose-proof perch.
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Warren Johnson
Cumberland County
N. J
Winter Egg Tips for Poultry Raisers
Poultry raisers should provide meat scraps or fresh bone feed twice weekly. Keep fowls dry and warm at night, and offer grain with vegetable foods to promote egg production.
Poultry Care Tips for Winter and Egg Production
The article emphasizes hard grit and sharp grit, a tight henhouse roof before winter, and correct feeding to improve profitability. It notes that overfat is a disease, about one cent per egg to produce, and urges regular examination of hens showing signs of condition. It also reminds to keep charcoal and grit available for poultry.
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Canal Zone
Panama.canal
Plymouth Rock Cockerel
New Jersey
Douliry “Oie
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