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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1905
Page
9
The article details brutal tribal practices exposure of newborns and infant care among Native Americans, contrasting redskin and white babies. It discusses early independence, absence of heavy discipline, child training around nature, campfire lore, and maternal roles shaping restraint and bravery.
In a Cleveland Chamber of Commerce address, Jon Eki Hioki of the Japanese Legation rejects rumors of plans to seize the Philippines. He argues Japan seeks a square deal and open competition, welcomes American capital, and foresees a peaceful, prosperous Orient under Anglo-Japanese collaboration.
A humorous tale shows Bishop Potter amid Southern hospitality where nutmeg is rumored to be scarce. Aunt Dinah enlists neighbors to fetch spice as the bishop delights in smear-case with grated nutmeg, believing the flavor proves his palate's trust. Flood damage to railroad bridge on Nolichucky River, East Tennessee.
President Roosevelt pushes national forest reserves for the Southern Appalachians and eastern states, arguing forests protect water, flood control, and regional prosperity. The proposal grows from Roosevelt's forestry program and a new federal bureau, with highlighted southern impact on industry and national well being.
The weekly Nebula story details a recently discovered orb within a hundred miles of Earth. The narrative is presented by the historian of the exploring party that achieved a remarkable airship voyage on record.
A Maine justice of the peace, addressed as "Most High" by a judge, was rebuked for presumptuous language. He retorted that the judge had created Si Sewell from nothing, joking that making something from nothing is exactly what a judge does.
A brief notice in a Dakota frontier paper warns ranchers to move cattle before a coming blizzard. The item urges expediency and cautions on losses from severe winter weather.
In 1789 Henry Addington’s election as speaker of the House of Commons fixed the annual salary at 6,000 pounds. The figure equals about 30,000 dollars then.
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