Mis Lynns challenge to chin based character theory
University of Kansas English associate professor Miss Margaret Lynn argues that authors rely on facial features to define character. She notes receding chins appear in well behaved heroes and contrasts with a square chin in a cited brother who failed at work yet another with weak features excels academically. The piece also cites 1915 mortality rates in St Louis and Porto Rico tourism growth and new hotel developments with public funding and bonds to boost travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Lynn
University of Kansas
Argentine locust control and livestock wealth figures
Research shows a natural parasite enemy to locusts exists in Argentina and calls for coordinated study and application. A $412,500 campatene fund is approved for locust relief. The piece also notes large US livestock value, horse and mule investments, peat fuel experiments in Sweden, and various public health and infrastructure items including water quality, telephones, and transportation innovations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
National Institute of Bacteriology
Section of Applied Xeology
Livestock Bureau
Indian Maiden Wins Heart Balm Verdict in SD Suit
Sisseton South Dakota June 1 The decision in the Roherto county state circuit court awarded Agnes Ear a ducky Indian maiden 3500 for breach of promise against Smiley Finley. Jury found Finley promised marriage but failed to keep it. Portrayal of reservation trials and G A R officers also noted.
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Julie Hunt
Smiley
South Dakota
Vermilion Wins Cup On Tournament Points At Yankton Meet
Vermilion swept the men's tournament, taking first place with 31 points while Scotland and Tyndall trailed in the top spots. Pierre, Vermilion and nearby towns competed in a weeklong event with strong performances across basketball and ladder climbing contests.
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Vermilion
Yankton
Seotland
Tyndall
Pierre
Asa Grant
John Monkhouse
SUILE
Anderon
Vermicai
Ani Sherk
Wagner
Mt Gernon
Connell Wagner
Lebo Fre
Colgen
Kirk
Hengl
Quigley
Mien
Wengl Pierre
Kansas Geologist to Survey Oil Prospect
Prof J E Todd state geologist of Kansas will conduct an over‑all survey of oil potential in South Dakota. He is expected to complete the study by August. The work aims to map possibilities and assess security of oil resources in the region.
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Kansas
South Dakota
Vilas Man Fined for Selling Malt Extract
Carl Volkert of Vilas entered a guilty plea for selling intoxicating liquor after state chemists found the malt extract contained alcohol beyond legal limits. He was fined 50 dollars plus costs, with the fine suspended, and advertising from the seller proved nonintoxicating.
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Vilas
Carl Volkert
Taylor
Volkert
Volckert
Busines
Horse Kicks Girl Fractures Skull in Yankton Yard
A young girl, Marcella Saulk, age 11, daughter of Mr and Mrs Saulk, was kicked by a horse while playing near a yard in Yankton. She suffered a fractured skull and was taken to Sacred Heart hospital for treatment.
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Volin
Yankton
Playhi
Old Records Found In Wall During Church Tear Down
Workmen uncover a sealed bottle between foundation rocks of a Bealeview Church site containing Norwegian language papers and global coinage. The artifacts, dating to the original 30 year old building, will be placed on the new cornerstone. Nearby, local events include a Spink county old settlers picnic on June 22, and preparations for a July 4 celebration with a German newspaper editor as speaker. Also listed are boy scouts track events on June 21 with age classes 11-15 and 16-18.
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Columbus
Seasion
Tore
Hite
Wekdun
PI Wickham
Dalton
Wounnother
Curtin
Wendy
Frank Burk
Mituinie
Mallok
Willam Morray
Tig Vlty
Tay Wesbling
Auiwyprawry
Lew Bole
St the
Morean
St Keowren Bounty
New York
Miami Cunts
Liv Plankinton
Garm
Liebrich
Pierre
George Bean
Congress
Richards
Wipf
W. H. McMaster
Kingsbury County
Bateman
R. &. Dowdell
Artesian
Forestburg
Ruskin Park
Jim River
Sanborn County
Lesterville
Thomas Sills
Here
Ager
War Services
Harriet Wolf
Sioux Falls
Loux
Bruce Bruce S. C
Bruce
Preston
Church Howard
Bealeview Township
Howard
Mellette
Spink County
Fischer's Grove
Memo
Hany Demuth
Chicago
Meno
Hudson—Parker
Jannex
sWorthing
Canton
Fairview
Ana Hudson
Te Boy Scouts
Mystery of Aztec sacred mushroom clarified as a cactus pill
Recent investigations reveal the Aztec sacred intoxicant teon amical is not a mushroom but the narcotic cactus Sophosphora Williamali known as mescal button or peyote. Early Mexico writers misidentified it as a fungus due to the plant head’s mushroom like appearance in one preparation form.
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Mexico
From Clerk to Steel Magnate Elbert Gary's Rise
Elbert H. Gary, former Chicago public office clerk earning a dollar per week, rose to become president of United States Steel and a multimillionaire. His ascent illustrates the stepwise climb from humble public service to corporate prominence.
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Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Chicago
Everett teacher funds 18 students education total
F D Mack a school teacher from Everett Washington spent about 40 dollars educating 18 students seventeen boys and one girl during the last session. The report notes the presence of Czar Nicholas at a Duma session and mentions new parcel fees.
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F. D. Mack
Everett, Wash
Czar Nicholas
Duma
Dakota Central sale confirmed by court
Sioux Falls June 17 Juden James J jott of the U S court issued an order reafferming a public auction sale Monday of the South Dakota Central railway for nearly one million dollars. Objections possible until June 28. if none, final confirmation will be issued. Also notes on firemen’s tourney events, a Madison elopement, and a German American societies meeting in Bridgewater.
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Sioux Falls
Juden
James J. Jott
United States Court
South Dakota Central Railway
Judes Bivett
Charles 0. Kahtman
of & Wood
St. Maul
Bridgewater
S. D
Loca
Heroic Rescue Of Child At Local Cistern In Platte
Harry Nelson, a young man from Platte, plunged into a cistern to save the 2 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Eno. The child was found at the bottom of a ladder, unconscious but revived by physicians. The incident occurred as the child fell into five feet of water while playing in the yard. The mother dove in after the child but could not locate her. Nelson’s quick action saved the child who is expected to recover. Naval academy midshipman recommendations announced for South Dakota candidates. John Williams of Watauga, Philip Woodworth of Custer, William Whitred of New Underwood, and Hiram Howe of Ft. Pierre named as principal and alternates for the July 27 examination. testing sites listed in Deadwood, Lemmon, and Rapid City.
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Walter H. Carr
Hurley
New
Witertown
G. AT
South Dakota
State Department
Abe van Oxdel
Mission Hill
Bo. Hf
Delong
Canton
Ebapkiin
Fannie Mallett
Huron
Abeth Carr
Mia Whiting
Yankton
Watertown
Rose Pease
Milbank
Wake
Nu Nace
Harry Wilson
Madison
Ametia Chickmin
Predlucknan
Clear Lake
Devel County
Pipestone
Althougl
Devel
Alko Woperl
Thalle
Wilson
Pitts
Platte Platte
S. D
Harry Nelson
D. G. Eno
Nelson
Washington, D. C
Gandy
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
John Williams
Watauga
Carson County
Philip R. Woodworth
Custer
Custer County
William Whitred
New Underwood
Pennington County
Hiram H. Howe
Ft. Pierre
Stanley County
Bureau of Navigations
Deadwood
Lemmon
Rapid
Rumor of M and St L West Line Extension Near LeBeau
Reports from the country west of LeBeau say the Minneapolis and St. Louis railway may build a bridge at LeBeau and extend tracks west. Interest grows amid poor service and track conditions in that region after weeks without trains as the line surveys previously touched LeBeau but did not proceed further.
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Lebeau Pierre
LeBeau
Minneapolis & St. Louis Railway
Lnes
Milwaukee
Mexicans Recruiting To Fight United States Hostilities
A Lima area dispatch reports Mexican forces mobilizing to bolster the northern army for possible conflict with the United States. Gen Alvaro Obregon and General Trevino are said to be organizing volunteers and reassigning troops to deter raids and prepare for any emergent action. Locals express resolve to defend Mexican territory.
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Hihuntua Choy
Carranga
al- Yorn Obregon
Urre Patriate
Trevine
Chilmabur
United States
Mexia
War Plans for U S Army Intervention in Mexico
The article outlines a U S Army plan estimating 270000 troops for a Mexico intervention. It details mobilization of volunteers, naval and marine roles, two main invasion routes via Texas and Vera Cruz, and projected campaign timelines of one to five years with heavy emphasis on organizing governmental control and counterinsurgency.
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Wichington
Mexico
Beccome
Army War
War College
Mesxico
Maxs Feo
Army Office
Texas
Vera Crug
Insage
Mexico City
Zapatiatas
Pgo
American General Staff
Congress Takes Up Huge Supply Bills
Washington June 20 Congress returns to work after a lull as big supply measures move forward with deadlines before June 30. The sundry civil bill totals 127 237 000 dollars while the post office bill awaits action in the Senate. The army appropriation of 157 000 000 dollars is set for House consideration after sundry civil.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Rise of Japanese Dye and Chemical Makers Forms Trio
Prompted by subsidies offered by the Japanese government, three new companies have been established to pursue dye and chemical manufacturing. The move signals a coordinated effort to expand Japan’s chemical industry and capitalize on state support.
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Japan
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