Remarkable Modesty Delays Promotion of General Bell
The Beaver Herald notes General Bell, slated for major general this week upon General Corbin's retirement, publicly requests that the honor be passed to more senior officers Low and Wink. Secretary Taft grants the pause, and Bell is promoted only after pressing for a personal favor. The piece says the army should honor his record while promoting others in turn.
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Grig
Frankiie Dell
Chilef
Sta
Fort Leavenworth
Tie Carer
Liew
Corbin Awoon
Fell
Tait
Denie M. Low
Théodore J.wink
Lee
Eredd
Bell
New York
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Busy Little Bee and Global Honey Statistics
A whimsical meditation on bees cites the line about the busy bee and notes world honey data. Germany has 1,210,000 hives producing 20,000 tons, Spain 1,659,000 hives and 19,000 tons, Austria 1,650,000 hives and 18,000 tons, France 10,000 tons, and Russia 900 tons. Greece with 30,000 hives yielded 1,400 tons. The Troy Times reports no U.S. figures yet but notes the bee industry is growing locally.
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Germany
Joana
Spain
Austria
France
Mount Hymettus
Grecian
Tore
Greece
Troy Times
Yosemite and other reflections in the Reader and World’s Work
Excerpts discuss Yosemite’s spirit seen through meadows and domed walls, Canyon of the Colorado, and a harmonious view of nature. Also notes on Japanese restraint as a source of national strength, wartime secrecy, traitor trials, and a ship’s reprimand. Mentions Oklahoma wheat crop and looming railcar shortages.
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Yosemite
Arthur Colton
Canyon of the Colorado
Building Popular Song Rules for Success in Vaudeville
The article outlines simple, plain language guidelines for crafting a popular song aimed at young female listeners. It stresses short verses and chorus, a clear love theme, and simple melody limited to one octave. It notes that success relies on sentiment and presentation to the stage and store demonstrator.
Great Estates Should Be Taxed
A discussion argues that vast fortunes justify heavier direct taxation both during life and at death. It favors a proportional income tax on the super rich and directs estate proceeds to a state fund for old age pensions for veteran industrial workers. The piece asserts wealth should not shield poverty and views environmental factors as shared wealth.
How to Keep the Skin Healthy in Summer Fashion
The article discusses sun exposure and skin health, noting tanning trends among the automobile set and the shift to light chiffon veils. It stresses moderation in sun baths, warns against excessive heat, and explains how sun and friction affect skin color, texture, and firmness, urging balanced outdoor care.
Empire exercises for a slim waist and empire figure
A English physical culturist promotes empire exercises to reduce the belt line. He cites knee sinks and side bends done to near fatigue, warns against overdoing it, urges gradual stretch, and notes fashion trends toward shorter waists and empire silhouettes.
Hostess Deals and Novel Theme Party Favors
A handkerchief shower for a prospective bride unfolds with guests gifting folded handkerchiefs. the hostess unveils an inverted umbrella centerpiece and 12 ribboned packages. Additional pieces describe a flower party with dress codes, flower-themed prizes, and playful riddles, plus a child’s bonnet and a clever bishop Wilberforce riddle.
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