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Newspaper

Cambridge Jeffersonian

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1908

Page

6

Denver With the Democrats Highlights of Gaynor and Mack at Bryan campaign

The article profiles William Jay Gaynor as New York judge and Bryan supporter, plus Norman E. Mack of the Buffalo Times as a party strategist. It notes Mack’s long influence, O Brien as Democratic treasurer, Augustus Thomas as a playwright who backs Bryan, and Bryan’s evolving public image from the 1896 “boy orator” to a grandparent during the Denver trip.

EW York William Jay Gaynor United States Supreme Court of New York State Whitestown Oneida County N. Y Whitestown Seminary Boston General McLeer National Guard Democratic Party Court of Appeals State of New York Judge Gaynor Bryan Augusta Cole Mayer Brooklyn Park Slope William J. Bryan Norman E. Mack The Buffalo Times Times Buffalo Nebraska Statesman Mack Fairview Denver Sunday Times Daily Times William H. O’brien Democratic National Committee August Belmont O’brien Democratic State Committee of Indiana Thomas Taggart Lawrenceburg Ind Augustus Thomas Mr. Bryan Mississippi J. Sergeant Cram Lewis Nixon Daniel F. Cohalan Charles F. Murphy Wyoming Tammany Hall

Roosevelt's Africa Hunt Plans Stir Editor Interest

At Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay President Roosevelt and visitors S S McClure and Caspar Whitney discuss the upcoming African hunt. Kermit Roosevelt announces he will accompany his father for a year, with aims to recover skeletons and skins for museums, likely Smithsonian or New York Museum of Natural History.

Roosevelt Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay N. Y S. S. McClure McClure Publications Caspar Whitney Outing Republic Africa Rudyard Kipling Thackeray Dickens Messrs McClure Whitney Kermit Roosevelt Joe Washington Panama New York Times Smithsonian New York Museum of Natural History Kermit African Wilds Genesee Valley

Mohair Pants for Taft Gift from Texas Republicans

Texas Republicans present William H Taft with mohair trousers woven from Angora goat wool named Admiral Togo from Frank Landrum’s herd in Uvalde County The gift, ten pounds of goat clip, is meant to symbolize Texas The former war secretary said he hopes to be president and would wear the pants at the inauguration.

Texas William H. Taft Admiral Togo William Frank Landrum Uvalde County Togo Cecil Lyon Republican

Potatoes and Tomatoes Grow on Shared Vines in Worcester

Alfred Soderman of the Massachusetts state agricultural commission reports a long running experiment at the Worcester experiment station. He grafted Lorillard tomato plants to potato vines last February and now has many double plants. Above ground the tomato plants are loaded with fruit while underground potatoes mature to the size of eggs.

Alfred Soderman State Agricultural Commission of Massachusetts Worcester Mass Soderman

Youths Aid Pitman M E Church Foundation Work

The Pitman M E Church youth group in New Brunswick New Jersey gives up summer sports to dig the foundation for the new church. Led by Rev Herbert J Belting they will wear overalls and swing picks for the project. Belting will donate two years of wedding fees to fund the edifice, and Mrs Belting will forgo extra pocket money for the church.

Pitman M. E New Brunswick N. J Herbert J. Belting Pitmanites Belting

Fashion notes on lace and fabrics from Paris

A Paris fashion note highlights Cluny lace in bright colors with satin linings and cautions against buying fads like the Copenhagen blue hue. It mentions a pattern for a seven gore plaited linen skirt, a pongee fabric trend, and the value of simple folds over costly ruffles.

Paris Copenhagen

Fribbles of Fashion and Raffia Belts Take Spotlight

The piece outlines raffia belts with woven strands and large buckles as a fashion focal point. It notes auto veils and long scarf veils that drape elegantly, with new arrangements swathing the face and hat, tied in a soft four in hand knot.

One Piece Shirt Waist Pattern 4077 Described

Pattern 4077 offers a one piece shirt waist in seven sizes from 32 to 44 inches. Send 10 cents to receive by mail sewn on the front opening edge with a half inch band, frills extending beyond the upper, and a neck taper to a point. Pattern promises simple construction in under an hour with a stiff linen turnover collar for a smart look.

Bathing Habits Across Cultures Then and Now

A reflective essay contrasts bathing customs among English Italians Chinese and British from earlier times to modern practice. It notes English cleanliness habits, historic lack of bathrooms in older houses, and the social image of dirty pasts versus contemporary routines.

England

The Don t Worry Theory The Need for Reeducation

A critique of telling workers not to worry arguing that such advice is impractical and dangerous. The remedy is not suppression but substitution with constructive work and proper spirit, guiding workers to a healthy outlet for nervous energy.

McComb Harper's Bazar

Jefferson Davis chose presidency over army command

In Beauvoir Mississippi Colonel A. K. McClure recalls Jefferson Davis’s admission that he sought command of the Confederate army when the Confederacy formed but was named president of the Confederacy en route to Montgomery Alabama. He accepted the role with conscientious commitment.

Jefferson Davis Beauvoir Miss Montgomery Ala Confederacy A. K. McClure Confederate Veterans

A Yoga Story from the Black Caves of India

Rava Luchman Dass trained fourteen years with priests of central India's Black Caves to become a yoga mastering forty eight Hindu postures. He claims the peak feat is balancing on fingertip tips while suspended, judged for seven days and nights without pause.

Rava Luchman Dass Black Caves Central India Bava India Strand Magazine

It Can't Be Beat Electric Bitters Endorsement

C M Harden of Silver City North Carolina says Electric Bitters handles stomach liver and kidney troubles and is the best medicine for weakness lame back and chills or malaria. Sold under guarantee at Neilley with Co and C A Heiner Byesville drug stores priced 50 cents.

C. M. Harden Silver City North Carolina C. A. Heiner Byesville

Children Understand A House Only With Other Children

Children show greater awareness of a home when peers are present. The observation suggests social context influences how youngsters perceive domestic spaces.

Bucklen's Arnica Salve Praised by J. W. Jenkins

J. W. Jenkins of Chapel Hill North Carolina calls Bucklen's Arnica Salve the best in the world and says it cured a felon on his thumb and heals all sores burns and wounds. Available for 25 cents at Neilley & Co and C. A. Heiner of Byesville drug stores.

Bucklen J. W. Jenkins Chapel Hill N. C Neilley & Co C. A. Heiner Byesville

Inexperienced man runs an incubator venture

An otherwise hopeful venture titled by a young man inexperienced in incubator management faces ongoing challenges as he attempts to steer operations. The piece analyzes lessons from trial and error within a nascent enterprise setting.

New Life Pills Praised by Harrisville Man

A. A. Felton of Harrisville New York says Dr King’s New Life Pills are just exactly right after years of use. They relieve without discomfort and are touted as cures for constipation biliousness and malaria sold at Neilley Co and C A Heiner Byesville. A quip notes a lie is like a bee that stings after death.

Dr. King A. A. Felton Harrisville N. Y Neilley & Co C. A. Heiner Byesville

Hillis Family Reunites After Visit with Clark Family

Mr and Mrs Wilbur Hillis and their three children return to Barnesville after visiting Mrs Hillis parents Mr and Mrs T C Clark of Sixth Street.

Wilbur Hillis Barnesville T. C. Clark Sixth Street

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