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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1906

Page

5

Most Beautiful Woman In America Named Mrs Walter Farwell

The Beauty Book contest chose Mrs Walter Farwell of Washington and Chicago as the most beautiful woman in America. Her mother was Mildred Williams once married to Stephen A Douglass and later General Williams. Farwell family ties include connections to Ex Senator Farwell and prominent Chicago society.

America Walter Farwell Washington, D. C Chicago Mildred Williams Windy City Young Farwell Farwell Painted Post New York Illinois Farwell Brothers Texas State Capitol Reginald de Koven Tex Mrs. Farwell Stephen A. Douglass Gen. Williams United States Army Washington Jessiee Hobart Chatfield Taylor Mother Hubbard

Fairbanks 18 Active as Indiana Hulls for 1908 Nomination

Fairbanks moves in Indiana to secure delegates and build a force for the 1908 Republican nomination. He counts on Illinois with Dawes as western manager and eyes Ohio with Taft and Foraker as rivals. South gains for delegates follow Marcus Hanna’s methods as Fairbanks widens influence to outpace Beveridge and Cannon.

Indiana Illinois Ohio South Gates Fairbanks McKinley Senator Hanna William McKinley Marcus A. Hanna Hanna Republican Party Ihinois Charles G. Dawes Illnois Cannon Dawes Ig Fairbanks Boom Taft Senator Foraker Foraker Buckeye Hoosifer

India's Richest Potentate the Gaikwar of Baroda

A profile of the Gaikwar of Baroda during the Prince and Princess of Wales visit praising his immense wealth. It details the jeweled carpet of rubies and diamonds, the colossal diamond necklace, the wife’s jewels, a five hundred diamond collarette including the Star of the South, and vast ancestral treasure stored in palaces as a royal procession fills Baroda streets.

Prince and Princess of Wales India Orient Gaikwar Rajah Baroda Milton East John D. Rockefeller Galker

Origin of Easter Name and Meanings

The article explains Easter's name derives from the Saxon goddess Easter or Oster meaning to rise. It notes regional variations naming the day as Bright Day in the East and Great Night in Bohemia.

Bohemia

Russian Easter visiting customs and greetings

Easter Day in Russia is marked by visiting homes in the morning. Men greet with Jesus Christ is risen and responders answer Yes, He is risen. People exchange red eggs, share drinks, and present a colored egg to the parish priest. Citizens carry red eggs as tokens of the Resurrection for days after Easter.

Russia Jesus Christ

Oriental Egg Gamblers and Easter Egg Fight

Hyde notes a Mesopotamian Easter Day custom where Christians strike eggs together to determine ownership. The game continues for forty days with each winning egg challenging the next until the final egg wins all previously held eggs.

Hyde Mesopotamia

Italian Immigrant Grants Fueled by Southern Provinces

The bulk of Italian immigrant grants originate from southern provinces, especially Sicily and Calabria, with many immigrants from farming backgrounds.

Sicily Calabria

Sleeping Car Acquaintances and the Roosevelt Namesakes

Representative Smith of Maryland jokes about sleeping car namesakes after seeing Archibald Roosevelt, Kermit Roosevelt, and Quentin Roosevelt at the White House. He compares them to sleeping cars and says he feels like watching the United express pass by from a station platform.

Representative Smith Maryland Kermit Quentin Mr. Smith

Why Use Force With Heavy Foodstuffs I Am

A compact yearbook style note proclaims a preference for plentiful magazine jams and a light system that avoids encumbrance, framed as a playful quip about abundance and ease. The piece hints at enjoying current issues full of good things.

Purple bloom plants mostly carry poison warnings

A survey notes that nearly all plants bearing purple blossoms contain toxic compounds. Researchers caution gardeners to identify purple flowers carefully and avoid handling unknown varieties.

A Darky Christening Third Letter of Accounts of Trip

A traveler recounts visits to Jacksonville Savannah and Richmond. In Eustis, he witnesses a Baptist colored immersion by the lake amid orange groves. In Egypt the Primitive Baptist service features loud chants, ecstatic singing, and chaotic foot washing, ending with a peculiar Holy Dance.

Southland Jacksonvile Savannah Richmond Eustis Lake Gracie Grorndes Egypt Primative Baptist

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