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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1906
Page
2
The article recounts Chassino, a leading shadowgraphy master, teaching how to cast silhouettes for home entertainment. It covers practice, finger and hand positions for wolves and gendarmes, screen setup, and his skill with feet, plus examples of humorous figures like monkeys and a preacher.
An elderly husband confronts a Boston recipient to stop his wife Mary Emma from wasting efforts on the Home Makers magazine. He details misused kitchen experiments and hair care while noting a planned "Making a Man Comfortable" feature, seeking to end the subscription.
Josef Brunner argues that both red and gray squirrels destroy eggs of harmless useful birds in a country life in America feature. He bases his claim on fifty years of field study in Montana and Germany, urging readers to reconsider the animals’ value.
The author declares the red and gray squirrels as thieves and murderers of birds. Squirrels destroy nests eat eggs and youth, strip twigs, and hoard or consume seeds, hindering forest reforestation and seed germination, with Montana cited for nest robbery.
King Oscar traveling through a Swedish town sees a large banner reading Welcome Your Majesty. He learns the building is the town prison and quips that royalty is too much for the place and situation.
A father notes his infant cries from within his arms reveal the child seeks to be near You. The moment highlights a parental bond and spiritual longing observed in a simple, intimate scene.
A amateur photographer invites a Fort Hill Vista visitor to step into a shot. A Vicksburg negro woman clamors for her promised prints and recalls many claimed but unseen photos from other galleries. The exchange ends with her skeptical assurance and insistence on a real picture.
Quote attributed to Lavater warns against those who despise a child’s laughter. It frames empathy as a safeguard against cruelty and highlights the moral tone of charitable thought.
Public call to Congress urges a national pure food law. Postum Cereal Co. promotes truthful ingredient statements on packages and retailer guarantees, aiming to curb fraud, protect consumers, and empower voters to influence legislation through letters to representatives.
A citizen mobilization note urges readers to cut the bill from publications and send it with name and address to their congressional representative and a state senator. It recommends buying multiple papers and enlisting friends to boost support for a Pure Food bill.
A congressional bill requiring every food package to display a complete and accurate ingredient list in plain English, with maker’s name and address. It also imposes penalties for altering statements and calls for federal inspection of foods in commerce outside the producer’s state.
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