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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1910

Page

3

Taft avoids kitchen and tennis cabinets as lonesome president

A Washington man of letters notes President Taft has no kitchen or tennis cabinet and seldom hosts formal visitors. Taft favors casual drop-ins, walking in parks or streets, and receives old friends who arrive unannounced, while keeping cabinet heads responsible for policy.

Roosevelt Mr. Taft Chevy Chase Plas Jonathan Bourne Oregon Taft Raft Washington White House Rock Creek Park Senator Newland Woodley Lane Pennsylvania Avenue Horace Y. Lurton Supreme Court Judge Lurton Eeljay Meyer Na Kitchee Hind Ile Navy Secretary of the Treasury Breau Roosevel Mr .Taft

A Race of Vegetarians

Dr. Horace Fletcher spoke in Pittsburg about rising living costs and predicted meat would largely disappear from American diets within ten years. He argued autointoxication from meat resembles alcoholic poisoning and claimed meat is unnecessary and harmful to the body.

Horace Fletcher Pittsburge

Maxine Elliott Takes In New York Newsboy for Education

The red haired Rusty McGillan, a 13 year old newsboy, became a protege of actress Maxine Elliott. He was sent to Shattuck Military Academy in Faribault Minnesota to receive an education. His real name is Aloysius and he was born in Boston.

St Paul Express Lake Shore Railroad Rusty" Mc Gillan New York Maxine Elliott West Thirty-ninth Street Miss Eliott Miss Elliott Daly’s Rusty Rusty McGillan Shattuck Military Academy Faribault Minn St.aul Aloysius Boston

Lincoln's War Substitute Statute Proposal for Staples Statue

A proposed bill by Representative Palmer would grant 20000 for a statue to J S Staples of Stroudsburg Pa the Civil War substitute for Abraham Lincoln Staples died in Stroudsburg where a tablet marks his grave Staples enlisted in 1863 after meeting Lincoln in the White House and served as a personal substitute until war’s end

Abraham Lincoln Representative Palmer Pennsylvania J. S. Staples Stroudsburg Staples J. Summerfield Staples Lincoln Young Staples Washington White House Second District of Columbia

Juicy First Class Style Stomach vs Conscience Insight

A humorous inner dialogue contrasts taste and safety with a stomach craving. One side laughs at luxury dining while the other warns of danger, creating a tension between indulgence and health concerns.

Roses for Portland in annual city rose planting fete

Japanese roses will bloom in Porthind area parks for a city fete on February 22. Yokohama sent 170 native rosebushes for display in public squares. Holland France Germany Persia and other nations plan to contribute plants through consuls, showcasing international rose culture.

Porthind Yokohama Holland House of Orange France Germany Persia Omar

Children Learn Aeroplane Swimming In Pittsburg

Sixth ward public school pupils in Pittsburg practice aeroplane swimming under instructor Walter W. Shook at a long standing swimming pool. Fourteen year old Sarah Herzberger glided from a balcony, shook her wings, somersaulted and dived. Shook hopes to take the children to rivers and ponds to glide from boats bridges and banks next summer. The activity was inspired by a Carnegie Technical Schools student who says it is far more thrilling than a normal dive and safe from many heights.

Sixth Ward North Side Pittsburg Walter W. Shook Sarah Herzberger Shook Carnegie Technical Schools

Wooden Bell Syndicate Forms in Paris

A new Wooden Bell Syndicate established in Paris aims to simplify tenants’ night departure to dodge rent by moving residence to the tune of the wooden bell. Registered and incorporated, the group meets at the Labor Exchange and reports 43 moonlight fits arranged on January 8.

Wooden Paris Labor Exchange

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