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Newspaper

Fulton Journal

Location

Fulton, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1908

Page

4

European hamlets inspire Los Angeles urban beauty debate

A discussion urged by sources on preserving village charm amid modernization. Advocates argue trees along streams and careful roadside planting enhance civic beauty, while overdevelopment risks erasing quaint values.

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An Odd Problem of Sugar in Teacups

A puzzle asks placing ten lumps of sugar into ten teacups so each cup ends with an odd number of lumps. A proposed solution uses nesting cups, noting that a cup containing another cup also contains its contents, aiming to ensure every cup has an odd total.

Fulton Journal Subscription Rates Revealed

The Fulton Journal lists terms for subscriptions: one year or six months with the price of 800-00. This brief notice states the available durations and the contact price.

Life and politics mingle in a Detroit Free Press page

A mix of lines from a poem about living for a loved one and a political column discusses Speaker Cannon, Roosevelt, and party dynamics. The piece notes advertising influence, open door policy, census costs, naval upgrades, and currency reform amid Republican factionalism and looming elections.

New Knowledge Youth Challenging Old Farming Ways

Farm and Fireside notes a shift from Do-It-As-Dad-Did-Its to New Knowledge Youth in agriculture. Colleges train young men to explain field gains and keep learning, while critics warn against stagnation. The piece contrasts urban politics and press freedom debates with rural progress and personal resilience.

New Knowledge Group New

Paper shoes found in Pompeii excavations

Researchers report discovering footwear made from paper in Pompeii ruins. The fragile artifacts suggest ancient practices of using paper like materials in fashion or daily wear. Further study will clarify technique and cultural context.

Actors in the Pulpit Recruit Stage Clergy in Brooklyn

Brooklyn rector Rev Walter E Bentley of the Church of the Ascension reports a flood of replies from serious actors and stage folk seeking to study for Episcopal ministry. He cites example of actor turned preacher Rev Robert Downing and notes two current tower-studiants show earnest zeal.

Brooklyn Walter E. Bentley Church of the Ascension New York American Walter B. Bentley Potter Kent Street Matfiée Apollos Maine California Bentley Episcopal Church Darlington Harrisburg Francis Indiana Burgess Tower Robert Downing Washington

Indians Printing Their Own Books at Fort Totten Mission

Indians at Fort Totten completed a bindery project in Grand Forks to print four thousand primer books in the Indian tongue. The typesetting and press work were done at the Fort Totten mission, with the bindery finishing in Grand Forks. Distribution will occur at Pine Ridge Rosebud Cheyenne Stephan and Standing Rock agencies.

Fort Totten Grand Forks Pine Ridge Rosebud Cheyenne Stephan Standing Rock

William Thomas the toast master at a san francisco hotel

A bellboy reports no William Thomas in the kitchen but mentions a William Thomas presiding at the D. K. B. bariquet and the telegram is to be given to him in the white and gold room. The exchange notes confusion over identity and a French name.

William Thomas San Francisco D. K

Riis Addams Rousseau Elopement Talk Stirring Social Scene

The article discusses Riis and Addams clashing with church authorities over settlement work in New York and Chicago. It details Hull House founder Jane Addams amid controversy, and Canal Commissioner Harry Rousseau's elopement with Gladys Fargo Squiers, tying it to the Squiers family in Washington.

Jacob A. Riis Jane Addams Hull House Rousseau New York Chicago James B. Curry Church of St. James Cherry Hill Mr. Curry Miss Addams Catholic Woman's League Father Heinrichs Denver Giordano Bruno Edward Dunne Archdiocese of Auerbach Chief Shippy Canal Zone Harry H. Rousseau Herbert G Squiers Tivoli Club Gladys Fargo Squirers Supreme Court Gudger Ancon Chapel Squiers Bureau of

Thackeray Portrait and a Witty Banter About End Character

Thackeray disliked vanity and unity yet allowed a portrait. London artist Lawrence painted a full figure portrait after family urging. A guardsman joked about the work, and Thackeray quipped that authors value the other end of a man over his spurs.

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Parrot Talk Sparks Domestic Gossip in London Telegraph

A parrot lived with a family of five women and was teased for not being given time to speak. The witty exchange notes that the bird heard constant chatter from the women, leaving it with no chance to talk itself.

Germany German Empire Fanciler London Telegraph

Hatting the Chinese: Mrs Lew Chew’s Modern Millinery Provokes Riot

A fiftieth street uproar follows Mrs Lew Chew wearing a Merry Widow hat and Chinese pantaloons in Los Angeles Chinatown. Lew Moi protests as neighbors gather. a United League meeting is called to discuss the affair and threats from hatchet men loom.

Lew Chew Los Angeles Chinatown Oles Yellow Colony Lew Moi Buck Heaven Madam Lew Chew Apablasa Street California Arizona Long Beach Lew Lum Juan’ and Apablasa Streets Mrs. Lew Lew United League For the Protection

Kite cameras aid chase of ice cream thieves

Assistant City Collector William A. Eddy of Bayonne used three kite mounted cameras to photograph two men eating ice cream stolen from his porch. The picture taken from several hundred feet shows the pair beneath a tree near his home at 88 West Thirty-sixth Street. they fled before Eddy could confront them, leaving empty boxes behind.

William A. Eddy Bayonne N. J West Thirty-sixth Street Ixddy Mr. Eddy

Chinese Hero Wong Chung Sue Dies After Yong Sacrifice

Wong Chung Sue a rancher on a Southern Pacific branch died in Los Angeles county hospital after seven years of suffering. He saved scores of passengers by closing an open switch as a passenger train approached, a tramp opened it and he was struck when the rail swung into place. He remained in a plaster cast until death.

Theodore Roosevelt, Jr Delaware City Chicago Minster Squiers Squiers Harriet Bard Woodcock United States Wong Chung Sue Southern Pacific Wong Los Angeles

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