Forest Reserve Boundaries and Land Policy Debate
The document discusses land use reform and forest reserves amid disputes over public lands. It notes effects on homesteads and agriculture, calls for flexible government controls, and urges standards for land withdrawals and negotiations with land grant owners. It highlights urgent public opinion for a remedy and references executive actions and congressional messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieu Landa
Ron
Hays
Joes
rAloahte Ianda Jn von
Rerenpad
Dnellsea Netty
Heyland
Electiona
Sant Commilagian
Venland
Congress
Vaileoaa
Ancient Football Rules Clash and Rough Play Emerges
A historical survey traces football from ancient protogames to medieval bans in London and Scotland. It highlights royal proclamations by King Edward II forbidding city games, efforts to legalize the sport in American states, and Sunday matches tied to Shrove Tuesday, noted for riotous crowds and chases of city watchmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeserdt
Lesa Pial
Contesiania
Foothall
Sines
London
Fdward II
Scotland
Tame Connell
Hoivuburah
Poole
Tor Ramo
New York
Football Association
England
Iuugby Union
United States
Rugby Union
Rival Naval Builders Clash Over Connecticut Louisiana Costs
Rival shipyards at Newport News and the U S Navy clash over the Connecticut and Louisiana battleships. Government construction leads in progress despite private competition claims. Louisiana christened 1904, Connecticut launched 1904, with both to be commissioned by next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Navy Ward Af Traktya
Olipbuilding Eatenya
Newport News
Connecticut
Louisiana
Navy Department
HO. A
Ita
United States
Congress
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Adme
Verfum es for the Nobility and Royal Dieting Fads
The article notes Lady Curzon and Queen Alexandra lavish with costly perfumes and sweets, while retrenchment follows. It cites Alexandra abandoning expensive confections, the Duchess of Teck warned to curb sweets, and royal aides urging frugality to regain youthful figures amid a theft report involving the Spanish ambassador’s wife in Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curzon
England
Bowie Galt
Queen Alexandra
Porhine
Rexburg
Anid
Curzem
Alexandra
Ian
Queen Victoria
Windsor
London
Princess of Wales
Duchess of
Interior forests claim reform on timber land law
A detailed report urges the Secretary of the Interior to authorize exchange of land tracts tied to unperfected claims and to rebalance forest and nonforest lands. It condemns timber and stone act abuses, notes vast losses to government and monopolies by corporations, and argues current provisions fail to serve public needs while delaying development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Interior
United States
Bartill
Wolley
Jung
BystesAith Cole
King James I Favors Sport Yet Bans Football Play
A fragmented column traces royal attitudes to sport from King James I to earlier traditions. It argues James distrusted football as a distraction from throne duties, cites historical bans on violent games, and references antiquity debates about human prehistory and ancient life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James I
Liu
James
Ste Gen
Roach
Prince Charles
Kinny Laud
Tronarehery
Gely
Uie
Husky Ute
Local chatter and stray notes from untitled press
Fragmented OCR text reports popular figures and social chatter with odd spellings. Mentions Gilly Goodfell fow and Van Albert, plus a note about a contribution basket passed by an elephant to Hindu temples in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adricks
Gilly Goodfel
van Albert
Thitagu News
India
Chestnuts Versus Potatoes In Nutrition And Cultivation
Chestnuts closely resemble potatoes but are more nutritious. Chestnuts contain about three percent water while potatoes have around seven percent. In nutritive content chestnuts lead potatoes. Chestnuts can be cooked like potatoes by boiling baking or roasting. Cultivation of a single chestnut tree has been largely neglected in this country and offers opportunities for enterprising agriculture and forestry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Edward
Pennsylvania
Ian
Europe
Vesuvius
Ile Dius
California
Queer Odor of Mammies
A fragment reflecting on the enduring odor of embalmed mummies. The author notes that even after thousands of years and hermetic sealing the scent persists, leaving the origin of the odor a mystery to embalmers. The piece emphasizes persistent mystery across eras.
Egg crop would fill crates and need long train
The hens eggs produced in this country last year would fill 48,127,000 crates at 300 eggs each. It would require 107,818 refrigerator cars to transport this crop, and these cars would wake train 4 miles long.
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Renr Crymmbetan
Tle
Secretary of Agriculture
Rooreveerts
Covernment Constructors Breate
PN Shipbeilding
Cally
Ambrasador Whitelaw Beld Pagages Services
Oof Packs Son
Lady Curzon
Boe
Vautis
Wate Sewine Machine Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Eagle Tank Go
N. Green
Chicago, Til
Masons Hamlin
Byandard OF
TOI World
Pensions
Pension Bureau
Taber & Whitman Co., Warder Bid’g
Washington, D.C
Foster
Watson-Stithman Coy
Dey St
Webe Publishing CO
St. Paul Minn
Lynch Perfection
YALE
Elaarley
Hewes & Potter
Lincoln
Boston
Math
Daleomen
Lynch Mec. CO
Madison, Wis
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