Conserving Fuel and Future Prosperity in America
By Ch. IC. While Gentogtai Weel Viedinta. The nations have goal and iron will rule the world. What account can we give of stewardship of vast fuel treasures. Have we conserved them for domestic and industrial use and passed the remainder to future generations, or wasted and squandered them? The plea urges patriotism to curb destruction of forests and fuel resources and to preserve natural wealth for lasting power and prosperity.
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Seolowidl
Shane
Forum
The Wise Are Good and the Debate on Conduct
The piece contrasts views on moral conduct stressing will versus intellect as the source of error. It discusses how emphasis on character or intellectual insight shapes behavior, using examples of temperance and wrongdoings. It notes most favor willpower, but some argue the intellectual root is paramount for true consistency with universal good.
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Buna
Eithich
Socrates
Simple Rules For Success by Nathan B. Scott Jr
Nathan B. Scott Jr advocates honesty and frugality as the path to success for youth. He urges tracking expenses, living within means, and earning good opinion through steady work. The piece emphasizes setting a course of ethics and economy to build a solid future and a respectable life.
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Avery
Atia
New Peruvian President Leguia Named Among US Friends
Senor Don Augusto Leguia, recently elected to succeed Dr. Pardo as Peru's president, is praised as a strong friend of the United States in South America. His background includes American business training at New York Life, leadership in British Sugar Estates, and extensive involvement in Peru's commerce and politics since 1908.
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Senor
Don Augusto
Legula
Dr. Pardo
Peru
United States
South America
Senor Legula
New York Life Insurance Company
New York Life
Senor Leguia
Sugar Estates, Limited
Fern
Leguig
Mt. Im
Anabce
Jowetar
Casdamo
Higgy
Lambayeque
Son of Admiral Evans serves aboard Louisiana in navy duties
Lieut Frene Taylor Ewing, son of former Atlantic fleet commanderRear Admiral Robley D Evans, is serving aboard the battleship Louisiana and recently accompanied President Roosevelt to Panama. Born in Switzerland in 1894, he entered the naval academy in 1898, served on the Massachusetts during the Spanish American War, later transferring to Nashville and Brutus before commanding Roosevelt’s yacht and then joining the Louisiana in 1906. He was promoted to lieutenant on July 1, 1904.
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Switzerland
Naval Academy At
Academy
Massachusetts
Fr Ands J. Higginson
Santiago
San Juan
Nashville
Aslatie
President Roosevelt
Newport News
Louisiana
Panama
Hampton Roads
San Francisco
Fiddler Bob Taylor of Tennessee Senate Biography
Robert Fiddler Bob Taylor, famed Tennessee figure, rises in memory as a mountaineer who built a political career from fiddle music. The piece recounts his ascent from campaign antics to U S senator, noting his nickname, elections, and later roles as attorney and editor of Tod Taylor’s Magazine. His life begins in Happy Valley Tennessee in July 1850 with Pennington college and a bar license in 1878.
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Robert 4Eve Taylor
Tennessee
Fiddler
Bob
United States Senate
Republican Party
Orpheus
Taylor
United States Congress
Lle
Addie
Mis
United States
Hils
Taylor Gavt
Hob
Senate
Senator Taylor
Happy Valley
Tenn
Pennington College
Cleveland
Feld
Tod Taylor
Revolving doors ban under Paris prefect’s edict
Lourg Lepine, Paris prefect of police, orders forbidding revolving dens in any restaurant hotel or public building with over 100 capacity. The move prompts protests from owners who spent fortunes on the doors. Lepine, backed by a force of 60,000 troops 12,000 police and 8,000 guards, has held the office since 1893 and steered Paris through the Dreyfus crisis.
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Lourg Lepine
Paris
Dreyfus
Underclothing patterns described with lace and insertion trims
A vintage sewing page presents undergarment patterns for combinations, nightgowns, and a camisole. Details include lace edgings, insertion bands, ruched necks, and ribbon threading on cambric or nainsook fabrics. Materials cited: 2 1/2 yards wide 36 inches and 1 3/4 yards with insertion.
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Ryban
The Sunny Yellow Room Embraces Bright Quarters
In a bright eastern room with vivid yellow walls and ceiling, old lime chintz paper, gold molding, light oak furniture, and white dotted swiss trim. Three large windows draped evenly let sunlight flood the space, with a yellow wood table and abundant house plants enhancing its cheerful charm.
Linen Gown At Southern Resort Described In Detail
A fashion piece describes a rough white linen gown seen at a southern resort. The outfit features a jacket-suit style with cutaway coat, long sleeves, and a miniature linen vest of barred white damask. Large white buttons and lace trim decorate the coat and cuffs, with buttonhole braids and a panel skirt.
Stiff Lingerie Collar Solution Tradition Warned
A fragment discusses a method to stabilize a delicate collar by using a cut band from a man’s collar and tying a ribbon over it. The note emphasizes avoiding starch and maintaining a neat street appearance with a light, soft collar secured for comfort and style.
Outdoor Card Party With Green Theme
A hostess hosts a morning ecard party on a lawn or large porch. Tables are dressed in green cheese cloth, leaves chosen as decor, and gold paper stars mark scores. Prizes include a white fan and a large palm leaf with green bow. Refreshments feature lettuce and olive sandwiches, iced tea, mint, and green and white cakes.
Empire tea gown with tunic front in Mir turquoise satin
A Empire tea gown described in Mirquoise blue satin features a tunic style front and draped silhouette. The garment highlights a graceful front panel and ivory chewbette trim, presenting a refined evening look.
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Gille
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Gentogtai
Weel
Oy Sen
Nathan B. Scott, Jr
Wea
Yargilla
Admiral Evans
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