13 Jun 1908
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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1908
Page
1
Ernest McGaffey surveys ward bosses across cities, showing how leaders rise, fall, and adapt. He notes the shift from brawny fighters to polished tacticians, the role of expediency, and the enduring influence of local bosses in shaping campaigns and delegations.
Dr Lugi Sam bon of Rome cites statistics to argue that warm and variable climates do not hinder longevity. He notes Arabs outliving Fequiman by decades, Hindus aging late, and Southern Europeans like Spain showing more centenarians than England, suggesting sanitation matters more than climate.
Washington Star reports on a gambling and card scandal involving Shadiboy. JT warned he should play only if he could bear a loss, while observers note the situation grew more complex as pressure mounted and risks escalated.
The article highlights a popular two story rectangular house design by William A. Radford. It details a 24 by 30 foot plan with six rooms plus halls and a large bathroom, emphasizing efficient layout, ample light, and minimal waste space. It discusses heating, ventilation, and cost ranges from about 1200 to 3000 dollars, advocating well built yet affordable materials.
The Australian government stamps leather exports with a declaration that they contain not more than five per cent crystal sugar to prevent faked heavy leather. Recently held back bales partly consisting of sugar and confectionery were not released until sugar tax was paid, according to the London Spectator.
A court exchange has the magistrate joking that a wife who threw a teacup and struck her husband could be proud. The plaintiff confirms the teacup hit him from about ten feet away as she aimed at him.
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