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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1910
Page
5
A fragmentary quotation critiques wealth and power in Athens. It references Socrates and laments rulers' neglect of citizens and future generations, urging scrutiny of wealth accumulation and responsibility for children. The text presents philosophical tension between wealth, duty, and legacy.
The House Interstate Commerce Committee significantly altered the Taft railroad bill. It removes broad control over railroads by requiring stock purchases while keeping a general prohibition. An amendment exempts electric power and related lines, with debates over potential impacts on the Union Pacific Southern Pacific merger and Sherman antitrust concerns.
Washington reports the president invited Mr Davis to Ohio to counter claims that he repudiated Mr Ellis. Lloyd G Griscom and Mrs Griscom along with Mrs Longworth and Miss Boardman were guests as the president addressed the matter. The president and Mills had not intended to imply Davis acted as a personal envoy or to grant authority for nominations.
Washington March 8 Governor Tlarmon of Globas writes to Perry Belmont head of the national campaign publicity organizati on. He notes delay in passage of the bill to publish political contributions and urges prompt action. He says the president and Bryan approve, inertia hinders progress, and public morale depends on action. Signed Judson Furmon.
John Morley notes Macaulay's exact word choice and Thore's lack of doubt in phrasing. The text recalls Macaulay at an early age answering a toothache question with "The agony to abated" as cited in Historical Kaways.
A reader reflects on Castle Garden once located 200 feet off the Battery known as Port Clinton, connected by a drawbridge, later merged into the Battery waterway and renamed the aquarium Palm. The piece then cites scripture urging moral conduct and neighborly restraint as central to gentlemanly behavior.
The article outlines creative reuse of old sheets to make cleaning cloths, ironing board covers, dusters, crib and bed coverings, and decorative home items. It highlights soft cotton sheets' usefulness, suggests patterns for table covers and lamp shades, and notes Mary Harriman as a country girl manager of a large Arden farm with strong horse judgment.
The article discusses using soda baths for health, noting benefits for rheumatic tendencies and skin smoothing. It warns against using baking soda substitutes and warns of skin irritation if proportions are incorrect, recommending a half teacupful per bath based on skin sensitivity.
A brief health note suggests blotchy facial skin among many women may stem from poor circulation and diet rather than illness. It advises cooling drinks and blood-cooling remedies, plus consulting a doctor for guidance.
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