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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1909
Page
6
A teetotaling congressman in a humorous Capitol corridor tale persuades a worker and his father in law to take a whisky package. The ruse backfires when the father in law notices the ruse and suggests leaving, prompting the congressman to double the prank as his colleagues joke about the thirsty family.
Lady Constance Stewart-Richardson, famed English aristocrat, performs barefoot in public for charity in New York, hoping to fund a Scottish boys school. The act divides observers, drawing praise from women and boredom from men as she defends the stunt as outdoor schooling and athletic training.
A profile of Fred W Carpenter born in Sauk Center Minnesota praised as a Minnesota product and the president's trusted secretary. Details cover his education at the University of Minnesota law school post graduate work, early career in California and San Francisco, service with Taft in the Philippines, rise to secretary to President Taft, and high regard shown by Taft in speeches.
The article describes Mrs Taft’s informal five o clock teas in the White House blue room. She brews tea herself using a Manila Civic League tea ball, serves nuts and sugared cakes, and adds a lemon syrup to the tea for a light refreshment with friendly atmosphere.
A Bermuda sourced box fish, five years in captivity, responds to its keeper by rising and kissing when called. The keeper notes the fish senses health and receives medicine or tonics, likening it to a loyal companion despite other pets.
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts served as moderator at Nahant’s annual town meeting last week. The Springfield Republican lauds his local patriotism and hopes he maintains the custom with future trips from Washington. The report also notes performances by Mendelssohn Rubinstein and Lady Constance, who described a Greek nai ad inspired garb and past private appearances.
Lightwit tells Sharp that fools rush in while Sharp agrees, greeting him warmly at a reception. The two men share a smiling clasp as they converse late in the event.
A bill proposed by Representative James C. ole of Adams County would fine hunters $25 or 25 days in jail if they hunt bear or deer without a red coat and red cap. The measure aims to prevent hunters from being mistaken for game by wearing red outer garments or hats.
A speaker urges dropping flowery rhetoric in favor of plain talk to improve women’s clarity and impact. The argument emphasizes straightforward communication over ornate politeness as a practical advantage.
In hard times the surest path to wealth is through creating music on stage or in publishing. Writers producers composers and publishers find chance for profit in popular musical comedies, according to industry notes.
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