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Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1906

Page

10

Drainage push to convert swamps into farms across the nation

The Steenerson bill would authorize government drainage projects starting with about 31 million dollars in revenues from 1905 and an annual outlay near half a million. The plan targets vast swamp lands from Florida to the Midwest, promising new farms and homes, with the Klamath project draining 136000 acres to create over a thousand farms. The Cameron elm near the Capitol stands despite efforts to cut it, thanks to Don Cameron’s Senate speech defending it.

Klamath Project Geological Survey Reclamation Service Great Swamp Steenerson Don” Cameron Nation Washington Cameron Washington City Capitol Grounds National Botanic Garden White House the Department of Agri Holland Zuyder Zee sJand Florida Everglades New Jersey Virginia Ilinois Michigan Iowa Minnesota Arkansas United States Indiana Illinois Capitol Ben Cameron Pennsylvania Senate Chamber Senator Cameron Congressional Record Committee On the Library Republican Party James Donald Cameron Simon Cameron Lincoln Don Middletown Senate Grant Elija B. Washburn Hamilton Fish George S. Boutwell Wm. A. Richardson Benjamin H. Bristow Lot M. Morrill John A. Rawlins Wm. W. Belknap Alphonzo Taft Adolph E. Borie George M. Robeson John A. J. Creswell James W. Marshall Marshall Jewell James N. Tyner E. Rockwood Hoar Amos T. Akerman George H. Williams Edward Pierrpont Jacob D. Cox Columbus Delano Zachariah Chandler Hayes Wheeler Garfield Arthur

Luck Charms and Trinkets Deliver Fateful Adornments

Women across eras cherish lucky tokens from jeweled chains to dime bracelets. The article notes actresses wear a chain with twenty gems and a brownie pendant, while a shorthand teacher’s waist belt uses ten cent pieces initials. It echoes superstition binding memory and luck, even in personal tales.

Liberty

The Single Woman in History

A quotation from Lord Bacon on love and charity is invoked to praise unmarried women who have become a powerful social force. Figures named include Florence Nightingale Susan B Anthony Mary Lyon Jane Addams Clara Barton Harriet Martineau and Francis Power Cobbe.

Lord Bacon Florence Nightengale Susan B. Anthony Francis Willard Clara Barton Harriet Martineau Francis Power Cobbe Mary Lyon Jane Adams

Boxer Troubles

A terse sports note describes a boxing incident where a challenger faces a blunt encounter on the jaw after crossing an opponent. The sparring scene underscores rough discipline in the ring and the consequences for conflicts between fighters.

King George of Greece Rated Europe’s Muscled Monarch

The text extols King George of Greece as an athlete and the finest muscular ruler in Europe, highlighting his physical strength and athletic prowess as a notable trait.

King George Greece Europe

Taft Tricks Train To Reach Distant Stop

At a White House dinner a Taft anecdote tells how Secretary Taft arranged a railway halt at Denizen for a large party on a trip to Washington. The plan involved convincing the conductor and a surprise stop that left Taft stepping onto a quiet platform as the train halted.

White House Taft Washington Chicago Mr. Taft Denizien

Sweetheart or Dearie Dinner Lesson in Hawaii

A traveler recalls Hawaiian servants using first names, causing frustration. She asks a new cook to avoid names, hoping to force a title. The cook instead bows and addresses her as "Sweetheart, dinner is served," prompting her shock at the term she rejected.

Islands John Ann New York TUEC Standford CO

Free Hair Growth Program Promised By Institute

A Baltimore based institute offers free samples of a hair tonic claiming to cure baldness and restore color. It guarantees prepaid shipping and asks for no payment unless results justify it, inviting readers to request a trial kit and an information booklet.

Lorrimer Medical Institut Incorporated North PacaSt Baltimore

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