David Cannon as Oslerized Politician and Congress Leader
James A. Edgerton profiles Joseph G. Cannon, longtime speaker and Republican power broker. The piece blends satire and biography detailing his age, temperament, early life, rise to congress, and influence, including anecdotes from reporters and colleagues. It notes potential future presidential nomination amid party dynamics and administration opposition.
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James A. Edgerton
Joseph G. Cannon
House of Representatives
United States
Acto
William J
David Hoof
Joe
Cannon
Osler
Ealmanac
Prest
White House
Jackson and Lincoln School
Tillman
North Carolina
Indiana
Illinois
Vermilion County
Congress
Appropriations Committee
Washington
Danville
Helen
Bryan
Sheep Dog Trials Show Skill and Speed Across Scotland and Vermont
The article describes traditional Scottish shepherd dog trials with dogs chasing wethers into a bucht and the value of pup lineage. It reports on Vermont state fair trials where Beardie Bruce, Fleet, and Bob the collie perform with varying speeds and control, illustrating the classic kite shaped track and pen setup.
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Scotland
David M. Fyffe
Breeder's Gazette
Chicago
Vermont
Country Gentleman
Mr. Miller
Bruce
Beardie
R. Burns
Toronto
Bob
Manure Handling Rules for Dairy Barns
Guidance advises hauling manure directly to the field when possible and, if not, removing it at least 100 feet from the barn. Manure should never accumulate against or near the dairy barn.
Woman's Realm and progress in women's rights across cities
A London conference speaker notes wage disparity with the line women earn less than men. Cincinnati hosts a restaurant run by three Scotch women earning 15000 yearly on 5000 rent. Christiania plans a female police corps to protect youth. Mrs. Cobden-Sanderson addresses Mount Holyoke on militant suffrage and prison experiences.
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London
Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati
Christiania
Norwegian Women’s Association
Velvet trimmed hats and velvet gowns fashion notes
The New York Sun notes velvet faced hats and gowns marked by velvet or silk skirts with facing, French knots, high collars, and sleeved bodices with long adjustable cuffs. It highlights slash panels over gauze, and coordinated trimmings across bodices to unify the outfit.
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New York Sun
Ink that Fades in Light Restores in Darkness
A note describes a remarkable ink made from prussian blue with nitric and hydrochloric acids. The writing fades when exposed to light and regains color when kept in shade or darkness, revealing a curious light sensitive property.
Dr Shoop's Restorative Promoted for Nerve Health
An advertisement claims Dr Shoop's Restorative strengthens stomach heart and kidney nerves to prevent failure. It urges use of Restorative tablets or liquid, offers a free sample from J H Stewart in Racine Wisconsin, and emphasizes quick aid to health.
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Dr. Shoop
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