Tendency of Trades to Colonize in Skyscraper Districts
The article notes builders unknowingly group tenants by trade in large office towers. Banks and financiers occupy steel skyscrapers, artists favor studio blocks, dry goods firms cluster in one vast building, and leather merchants fill another sixteen story tower. A city visitor could use such zoning as a friendly guide to the business landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewamp
Cliff Wellers
Leather Fellows
the Cay
Architects and Builders' Magazine
Ants Grow Mushrooms Like Cultivated Fungi
Professor J R Ainsworth Davis explains ants in tropical America cultivate mushrooms by feeding on leaf chews and spawning in garden beds. A special ant caste prunes the fungal threads, producing tiny white thickenings that become the edible mushrooms central to the ant diet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R Ainsworth Davis
Tropical
America
American girls described as healthy examples of womanhood
A European philosopher praises American women as the healthiest in the world and urges girls to pursue strength through healthy living. The piece notes fashionable training in Dame Fashion and describes women and their athleticism, contrasting with frailty and impractical style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
America
Yodey
Fitness Advice Promotes Health Through Exercise and Hydration
The article urges young women to pursue health via daily exercise, daily baths, early bedtimes, sensible meals, and drinking four quarts of water. It suggests forming walking clubs, enjoying skating in winter, nutting parties in autumn, and building bonfires with roasted potatoes and apples. It contrasts the idea of waist reduction with being well and strong, praising vitality and “gentleman from Japan” compliments. In Memphis Commercial Appeal text, ex-Governor P. H. Leslie notes his 64th year of practice while still active at 85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perhapu
Japan
Memphis
State Supreme Court
Helena
Mont
P. H. Lestié
Commonwealths
United States
Leslie
Kentucky
Cleveland
Territorial
Apparition Puzzles Fat Engineer On Night Train
A tall tale unfolds aboard a wild west show train as the fat engineer reports eerie shadows and mysterious figures pacing the locomotive. He recalls tense moments near dusk with Crow Indians and a looming connection at a junction, hinting at a spectral presence haunting the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Megan
Indian Spirit Paced The Train On A Night Run
A train crew encounters an Indian figure mounted on the locomotive headlight that seems to pace the train in the dark. The phantom presence vanishes as the engine speeds up, leaving the crew shaken and debating whether they witnessed a supernatural runner or an eerie illusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todian
Pluvius
Noah
China
New York Sun
Christian Church Announces Sunday Services and Prayer Meeting
The Christian Church will hold morning and evening services on Lord's Day with communion. Sunday school starts at 10 o clock a m. A prayer meeting is scheduled for Wednesday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Otenina Aster
Sun School
Christian Church
Methodist church schedule notes regular services
Methodist Episcopal Church on alternate Sundays holds morale school at 10 am and tay afternoon sessions every two weeks led by Pastor Frank Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mils
Nickajeck Post Opens First and Third Splander Meeting
Nickajeck Post No. 245 invites visiting comrades to attend the 3 o'clock session at P. U. M. in ball. The group meets on the first and third splander of August, welcoming guests and members to the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star Neerd
Hawg Hall
Nickajeck
Relief Corps No. 60 Meeting Announced
Ace Relief Corps No. 60 holds a meeting on the first and gull Waelnsednye cock month at 2 o clock in the afternoon.
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Church Directory
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lodge Directory
A. F
A.M
C. E
M. W. of
Diller
Diller Lodge
Ancient Order
Masonic Hall
Vw. Co. W
K. of
San Grail Lodge
No. Mi
Knights of Pythiae
A. R
Miss L
Ballard
Edward B. Grossman & Co
Chicago
Frank T. Pearce
Notary Public
Nebraska
The
Roox
Trad i
Casnowe
U.S. Patent. Office
Washington, D.C
L. P. Raymond
A. J. Sheldon
J. G. Neely
Bixby’s Restaurant
H. Z. Diller
E. G .Dille
Diller Brothers
Cardus
Cardui
Darious
Poe
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
Carduwe
First National Bank
Peoples State Bank
A. H. Colman
Thos. P. Price
J. T. Raymon
Arthur E. Price
Asst
W. Price
Isk
Ver
John Miller
J. D. Fanders
A.l.tristman
J. E. Kerr
John Langworthy
A. E. Price
Robt. Schnuelle Bert Gerard Lightner & Stotts
H. Eaton
Fred Schinuelle
Late Brown
B. F. Lightner
Sparks & Fotker
W. H. Powell
Thos. Nelson, Diller, Neb
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