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Newspaper
English News
Location
English, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1908
Page
6
A travelogue on Japan contrasts strict port exams and dress with Western humor about Japanese art. The author praises delicate color and etiquette while lampooning symbols as confusing and costly, noting the risk of domestic chaos from inadequate interpretation.
John R. Walsh, former president of the Chicago National Bank, is sentenced to five years in federal prison at Fort Leavenworth on each count but to run concurrently. An appeal is expected to stay the sentence. A stay order and $50,000 bond accompany the ruling.
Giuseppe AHa, convicted of first degree murder for shooting Father Francis Leo Heinrichs at St Elizabeth's church altar, faced the death sentence. The courtroom reaction was silent as Foreman D B Johnson read the verdict with no dem onstration.
Judge Wiliam Lochren of the U S district court says in a Journal Sunday interview he will resign effective May 31. He is 76 and has served twelve years on the federal bench. Tennessee. Capitalist a death by own action. Chattanooga, Tenny James John son, capitalist and leading politician of this city, committed death by own action by cutting his throat on an Alabama Great Southern train Sunday night, between this city and Birmingham.
The piece recounts a Confederate veteran’s wife contributing to McClure's with an essay titled My Soldier. It depicts war as absurd yet honors the private soldier as the true hero, noting Gettysburg's bloodied cost and Lee’s praise for Pickett. The narrative contrasts valor with moral questioning of war.
A medical note advocates fruit rich diets for children emphasizing bananas for nutrition and iron. A New York and Chicago guest visit in the White Mountains ends with a humorous exchange about preferring a Chicago office view over the mountain panorama.
A city salesman reviews a quaint drug store that specializes in veterinary prescriptions. The proprietor says horse medicine dominates sales, reflecting a neighborhood filled with stables and animal hospitals. The shop also offers human remedies on request, but its core business is equine care.
A fragment shows a teacher or observer addressing Jimmy as an example of modern educational methods. The scene hints at scrutiny of his weak points and the reactions of observers to his performance in class.
English novelist Mrs. Elinor Glyn ridicules the new woman at a New York dinner. The page also promotes a seed catalog offer from John A Salzer Seed Co of La Crosse Wisconsin with a list of vegetable seeds and postpaid mail.
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