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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1905
Page
11
A historical account contrasts Indian and white child rearing, detailing exposure of weak infants, harsh rites, lack of crying tolerance, and the Spartan discipline praised by tribes. It notes papoose care, cradle absence, water baths, and the role of the mother in teaching domestic arts to girls.
In a Cleveland Chamber of Commerce address, Eki Hioki, First Secretary of the Japanese Legation, rejects accusations of ambitions on the Philippines. He argues for open trade, a square deal, and closer Japan United States Britain cooperation to shape an era of Pacific influence. He asserts Japan will compete fairly, welcomes American capital, and foresees the East as the world’s future center of events.
A tale recalls Bishop Potter, famed for Subway Tavern, tasting nutmeg in cottage cheese. Amid Southern hospitality, Aunt Dinah brags of nutmeg hunt, the bishop savors smeared case with “great-case” nutmeg, amid flood damage to a railroad bridge on Nolichucky River in East Tennessee.
President Roosevelt pushes national forest reserves in the Southern Appalachians and other eastern regions to curb private exploitation. He cites wide federal forestry growth, flood control, water power, and national welfare, urging swift action and local support for eastern reserves.
The historian of the exploring party reports on Nebula, a newly found orb within a hundred miles of Earth. The tale centers on the most remarkable airship voyage on record and its crew.
A justice of the peace addressed the judge as Most High and was rebuked for claiming such title. The judge retorted that the speaker created St Sewell justice of the peace from nothing, prompting a sharp exchange that rode on a note of humorous defiance.
A compact poem-like item speaks to steers and their keepers, urging action as a Dakota blizzard looms. It invokes harsh weather in a stark rural setting, implying cattle handling under looming winter adversity.
In 1789 the House of Commons elected Henry Addington as speaker and set the annual salary at 6,000 pounds, roughly 30,000 dollars, establishing the official pay for the post.
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