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The job, the man, the boss (1914)

Blackford, Katherine Melvina (Huntsinger), 1875- [from old catalog], Newcomb, Arthur, b. 1873, joint author · Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 164

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tend tobe somewhat darker than men. WOODRUFF ON BLONDS AND BRUNETTES On page 142, The Effects of Tropical Lighton White Men, Major Woodruff says: The fairman tends to be bold, energetic, restless, and dom-ineering, not because he is fair, but because he be-longs to an aboriginal fair stock of… … Copyright by D. F. Barry. Fig. 1. American Indian. Observe high nose and strong chin ANALYZING THE MAN 137 characteristics. While, however, the fair popula-tion is the most irreligious and progressive, thedark population is by no means behind in the pro-duction of intellect. One of the first…

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