Artie Meets Claudie in Hall Scene From Ades
In a Chicago hall Artie teases a rough messenger boy Claudie while Miller observes. The boy handles a note for Hall and mocks them with bold street talk as Hall arrives to claim it. The exchange blends grit and humor reflecting Ades’ Chicago milieu.
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Artie
Miller
Milter
Bright-Eyes
Hall
Mr. Hall
Claude
Claudie
South Side
Willie
Kidder
George Adg
Popularity and humility in Emersons rugged path
The London Chronicle notes Emerson argues greatness comes from being misunderstood. A solitary thinker avoids begging forgiveness, accepting errors and cleansing self absolution, believing inner suffrage may suffice for world approval.
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Emerson
London Chronicle
Tissue gingham dress for hot weather comfort
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Home Economics the fabric is orange yellow and white checks with a simple full figure dress design. Skirt and waist are cut separately joined with a hip level belt. Inverted tucks darts and gathers shape the waist while the skirt offers room to walk. Three quarter sleeves and a broad brimmed leaf green hat complete the cool summer look.
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United States Department T Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Vegetables gain in growing appetite and shipments
The United States Department of Agriculture notes a rising urban appetite for vegetables driven by health guidance and year round availability. Carrot shipments rose 140 percent in a decade, lettuce sevenfold, with 40,000 to 50,000 cars yearly, mostly from the Far Southwest to Northeastern markets.
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United States Department Agriculture
Guys B
Boree
United States Department of Agriculture
Fresh Salmon Cutlets Are Always in Season
Fresh salmon is available nationwide year round due to iced or frozen shipping. The bureau of home economics describes cutlets: 2 lbs salmon, soft bread crumbs, 1 inch, finely sifted, 1 egg, lard or fat, 1 cup water. Prepare by coating, pan fry slowly until golden brown, drain, and serve with lemon and parsley.
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The
Bureau of Home Economics
Neatly Arranged Slices Of Cold Lamb Demonstrate Garnish Use
An article on attractive cold dishes explains garnish ideas for cold meat platters. It covers lemon slices atop lamb, color contrasts with ham and poultry, parsley and celery tops, pepper rings, olives, and jellied garnishes. It notes citrus for flavor and decorative edging for cucumber and citrus garnishes for cold drinks.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economics
Palestine Excavations Aim to Uncover King David Army HQ
Prof Win ders Petrie pursues sites in Palestine to locate the headquar ters of David's forces and reclaim military despatches detailing Israelite victories over resisting tribes. After finds in Egypt, possibilities appear vast as shepherd-king civilization may rival Pharaonic history, with potential discovery of more Psalms.
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Winders Petrie
Palestine
David
Egypt
Jersey City barge hand claims self winding spring device
Herman Meyer asserts a method to wind and rewind a spring itself after initial power input. He describes a rotating apparatus where one side unwinds while the other rewinds automatically. He says the principle could power other devices and notes his device has been patented.
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Herman . Meyer
Jersey City
Religious Statistics From 1926 Census Totals
The 1926 census lists 218 religious denominations in the United States with 281,988 churches and 54,624,976 active members. Expenditures for 1926 reach 814,871,529 with church buildings valued at 8,842,577,193.
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United States
Seek and We Shall Find Mrs Pack Well
A playful exchange on marriage and search ends with a quip about personal anecdotes. The Boston Transcript notes the contrast between a newspaper man and an actor in gathering stories.
Peabody Museum Finds Morosaurus Specimen Fragment
A fragment from a Morosaurus specimen was recovered by the Peabody Museum team. The partial note suggests the piece belongs to a specific species and may aid future identification. Further analysis is expected to confirm its classification and provenance.
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Peabody Museum
Dentist Outdone Tale of Beating Old Records
A fragmentary item notes a dentist story about beating prior records, with garbled phrases suggesting a comparison to an old general footnote. Readable pieces hint at a record-setting or competitive dental tale.
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