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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1910

Page

7

Feminine Form Gone Says Harvard Director On Change Since 1880s

Cambridge report quotes Dr. Dudley A. Sargent of Harvard stating women today show more mannish traits and larger shoulders while waists grow thicker and hips shrink as corsets loosen. He links changes to increased athletic activity such as golf, tennis, swimming, and running, noting men also grow less masculine. He warns against pendulum shifts and urges balanced development.

Sperval Washington Post Cambridge Mass Dudley A. Sargent Harvard Sargent Armin Hla Belef Ma‘le Jie Elies Sandow

Yankee blood dying out says Harvard professor

Prof Hart of Harvard University concludes from college history that Yankee blood is dying out. He cites class sizes from 1671 through 1891 showing numerous descendants for earlier classes and a sharp drop in offspring for later cohorts, describing alarming demographic trends.

Hart Harvard Fae Post Bouton Albert Bushnell Fiart Department of History and Government Harvard University Starvard Biss

Women’s clubs superior to men’s, says Dr Aked

Dr Charles T Aked, pastor of Fifth Ave Baptist, argues women’s clubs are superior to men’s clubs. He says clubs exist for personal ease and sociability but women’s groups drive work education propaganda charity and philanthropy. He notes churches rely on women’s love and yearnings for existence.

New York Charles T. Aked Fifth Ae Baptist Suleh

Janowski Aims For Win In Chess Championship

Berlin Nov 27 Janowski opened the eighth game against Dr. Emanuel Lasker. An adjournment left Janowski with a likely winning chance as play resumes tomorrow. Current score Lasker 4 1 drawn 3 Janowski 0.

Berlin Janowski Emanuel Lasker Lasker

Mercy of God frames Thanksgiving in gospel truth

Special to The Washington Post Oklahoma City November 27 Pastor Russell of the Brooklyn Tabernacle speaks twice today on giving thanks to the Lord. He argues true gratitude rests in understanding God’s mercy, justice, and the Bible’s plan for humanity, contrasting creedal beliefs with divine revelation and the coming kingdom.

Washington Post Oklahoma City Okla Pastor Russell Brooklyn Tabernacle Russell Dass Christ Jesus Jesus Earth St. Paul F Fhoothy Heavenly Father Israel David Apostle John Church of God Household of Faith Church of the Messiah Adam Peter Christ Redeemer Alhose Ase Christ J J Lfe God

Stocks Holders Await Outcomes Before Market Moves

New York November 27 stock market observers note that a few securities Union Pacific common United States Steel common and Reading common dominate daily trading. Holders remain cautious awaiting developments in business conditions future tariffs freight rates and antitrust rulings before changing positions.

Union Pacific Common U. S. Steel Common Washington Post New York United States Steel. Com Reading Common Union Pacific United States Steel Interstate Commerce Commission Commission Supreme Court of the United States Congress

Financial centers and global money flows under political risk

The commentary discusses how low-use prices affect financial centers, compares money ease in England and the US, and analyzes the Bank of England and Bank of France positions amid potential UK electoral upheaval. It also notes rising steel output, uncertain demand, and Mexican disturbances impacting financial outlook through broader political instability.

Steel orders falling as demand for structural shapes wanes

New York Navy reports ongoing reductions in blast furnaces and finishing mills of the Steel corporation amid lagging new contracts. Rail orders total about 135000 tons in November, with little appetite for other railroad gear. Pig iron contracts last week around 50000 tons, mainly in New Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania, including a 3500 ton furnace order and 1800 tons for Lackawanna Railroad. The General Electric eastern works show a 6000 ton inquiry.

Mark Tapley United States Steel Corporation Mexico New York Navy Steel Corporation Lackawanna Lehigh Valley American Bridge Company Norfolk and Western Pennsylvania New Jersey General Electric Company

London in cheerful mood cools on political shocks

London markets closed a cheerful week with little effect from domestic politics or Brazil and Mexico crises. Bank of England reserve rise spurred hopes for cheap money, though bank window dressing kept credit tight. Berlin shares held firm amid weekly inactivity while Brazilians and Mexicans with German capital saw no broad market impact. Paris bourse saw small dealings and firm prices with Beers mining gains and French rentes up despite dislocations from savings withdrawals.

Cebl Washington Post London The Stock Exchange Bank of England Berlin Brazil Mexico New York Paris Beers Mondey Rito Tinte

What Business Needs 3000 Manufacturers Speak

Henry Harrison Lewis surveys 3000 manufacturers on current conditions. The piece, to appear in American Industries, highlights slow overall activity, with certain industries tied to railroad work depressed. Suggestions include currency reform, equitable rail rate settlement, legal clarity, and less political interference.

Supreme Court Washington Post New York Henry Harrison Lewis National Association of Manufacturers Lewis United States Supreme Court

Sears as Farmer's Son Proved Father of Alleged Slayer

Court records in Trenton confirm Thomas Duncan as the father of John Sears a white man held in Mercer county jail accused of killing Rev Angi L Armatrong and wife at Dutch Neck last Wednesday. Rachel Sears named as co respondent in divorce, Duncan left the community. Sears born during Duncan's marriage.

Trenton N. J John Sears Mercer County Angi L. Armatrong Dutch Neck Sears Thomas Duncan Bureau of Vital Statistics Duncan Rachel Sears George Dennison

Iron chest robbery at Wells Fargo in Muskogee

Three Wells-Fargo Express Company employees are detained after an iron chest containing 5000 in gold and silver and 11000 unsigned currency vanished from the Muskogee office. The padlock was broken and staff say they were away at the time. Two thousand dollars in silver and national bank notes were sent to local banks for signature.

Muskogee Okla Wells-Fargo Express Company

Tragedy: Father Kills Wife Then Takes His Life

Albany dispatch reports Frank Narman, 18, returning home from a straw ride found his parents dead. Harmon Narman, 52, a carpenter at New York Central shops, shot his wife and then himself after a two year illness. The bodies lay on the front room floor.

Washington Albany Frank Narman Harmon New York Central

Passion Play Theme Delights Columbia Audience

Burton Holmes presented Oberammergau as It Was and as It Is to a large Columbia audience last night. Washington viewers missing the Passion Play enjoyed vivid stills and scenes as Holmes shared insights from his travels.

Burton Holme Columbia Burton Holmes Oberammergau

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