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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1908
Page
2
Across the nation, editorials warn that rising milk costs threaten under three years old children, with the Boston Post linking price hikes to higher mortality among the poor. Other items debate labor saving money, forestry profits, grain inspection reliability, and river water storage costs for navigation.
Campion earns back the Cybele head, clears his starcharged disputes, and the Stanilands witness a revival of the portrait. Sybil supports Ronald, the colonel softens, and a final gallery scene confirms Campion's regained status and romantic prospects.
Rev. Dr. Edward Everett Hale of Boston, 86, serves as Senate chaplain. Governor Fletcher Proctor of Vermont says he will not seek the U S Senate seat next fall. William Nelms, 90, last survivor of the Noble Six Hundred, dies near La Jara Colorado. Lord Rosebery elected Glasgow University chancellor after Lord Kelvin’s death. Crosby Stuart Noyes honored in Washington. Florida’s Milton, a businessman and lawyer, elected to Senate. Scott Cummins named Oklahoma poet laureate. Donald B. Lord, 70, Seattle cannery designer noted for the Franco-American Cannery at Bellingham.
A Belleville girl and a steady young man were wed recently. The day after the ceremony the wife confessed regret at leaving her fine job, but the husband offered to give up his own position to keep her employment.
The New York Press notes gulls as natural weather barometers. If gulls hover thick above the river, rain is near. if they turn seaward, fair weather is ahead. City residents observe these birds to gauge short term forecasts along the waterfront.
The Canal Zone census, completed by the department under Senator Blackburn, lists 560000 inhabitants with nearly 50000 residents in Ancon and Cristobal. About twenty percent are white, and the tabulation is still in progress.
The White House possesses a service of solid gold plate for state occasions, a fact not openly discussed, perhaps to preserve an image of democratic simplicity.
Bolivia remains a major tin producer, holding second place among the world’s tin producing nations. Local mining data indicate strong output across major mines and ongoing export activity.
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