Initiation At Kilauea Volcano By Aloha Temple
Mystic Shrine members plan an unprecedented initiation inside the crater of Kilauea on Hawaii’s Big Island. Potentate Charles G. Bockus of Aloha temple coordinates with William Crocker’s Islam temple for a ceremony to be held in a large tent at the crater edge. Candidates will descend into the volcano pit beneath a lava view during the ceremonial session scheduled for a Saturday morning and afternoon in November.
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Mystic Shrine
Kilauea
Hawaiian Islands
Aloha Temple
San Francisco Chronicle
Charles G. Bockus
Manchuria
Islam Temple
William Crocker
Proud Dames Brought Low In London Ballroom Clash
The Gentlewoman reports two fashion leaders clashed in a London ball during a cotillion. One woman attempted to jump through a paper hoop, collided with another, and suffered a black eye and injuries. Mrs George Keppel also reportedly fell during a cotillion rope jump, sidelining her for some time.
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London
George Keppel
Edward
Impressions of New York by Harry Furniss
English cartoonist Harry Furniss recalls New York with striking notes on chiropodists. He describes gilded foot models outside clinics, foot themed advertisements, and storefront banners everywhere during his Strand reminiscences.
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New York
Harry Furniss
Strand
Father Makes a Plaster on Detroit Avenue
A Cleveland Plain Dealer item recounts a mother advising her husband to apply a chest plaster to a sick child. The father fetched a crock labeled lard but found mashed potatoes instead. The next morning the boy reportedly felt better.
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Detroit Avenue
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cardboard disk acts like metal at high speed
An eighth-inch cardboard disk on a high speed motor shaft becomes stiff from rotary tension and cannot be bent. When struck, it sounds bronze and can saw through a cigar box like soft iron. Centrifugal force also causes the chain looped around a high speed drum to be flung off and bounce, acting like solid metal.
France's New Glory in Aerial Achievement
The London Chronicle lauds France's conquest of the air, praising renewed French vigor and pioneering spirit at Bethany. It contrasts with American doubts, celebrates France's resurgence, and asserts pride in humanity's exploration of new heights.
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France
America
Bethany
London Chronicle
Ants a Pest in Louisiana Destroys Orange Crops
Wilmon H. Newell, secretary of the State Crop Post commission, warns a strenuous ant battle is needed in Louisiana over the next few years to protect orange crops. He notes similar ant damage from Portugal Madeira South Africa California and Brazil, with the worst harm on the lower coast orange farms where buds are eaten and parasitic scales finish the destruction.
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Louisiana
Wilmon H. Newell
State Crop Post Commission
Mr. Newell
Portugal
Madeira Islands
South Africa
California
Brazil
New Orleans Times Democrat
Mass farmer’s black hen causes neighborly curiosity and laughter
A Massachusetts farmer sends a large black hen to his married daughter in Springfield as a pet. Neighbors repeatedly remark on the hen’s color and presence, until the daughter finally orders, Kill the hen for dinner.
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Massachusetts
Springfield
France Surplus Births Rise in 1908 Census
The 1908 French census shows births exceeded deaths by 46 411, after two years of deaths exceeding births. Deaths were the lowest in 11 years and birthrate is a recovery. Marriages also rose five percent above the decade average.
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France
Apple Pie Dominates Dinner for Guests and Husband
A housekeeper plans a dinner for her husband's friends choosing apple pie as the main dessert. Another guest suggests a lighter option, but she sticks to her husband's favorite, believing his happiness ensures overall guest satisfaction.
G B Shaw Reflects On Self As Actor In Life
George Bernard Shaw declares he plays many parts in life and that his worth lies in what others see and what he makes of himself. He notes audiences range from Adelphi Terrace occupier to a dismissive label as a Socialist.
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Jesser
George Bernard Shaw
The
London Nation
G. K. Chesterton
Playground Ethics by George E. Rose Promotes Quiet Spirit
The editorial from Kan vue City Star describes a code of playground ethics taught by George E. Rose urging children to avoid fighting and run rough play. It advises handling taunts calmly, returning force with nothing but cheer, and keeping anger out of games to preserve sportsmanlike conduct.
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George E. Rose
Rosedale
Kanvue
Guarding Christmas Fires Warned By State Fire Marshal
The state fire marshal warns of holiday fire dangers and offers precautions. Readily available mineral wool replaces flammable cotton, avoid celluloid ornaments, keep candles extinguished, and prevent drafts near lit trees. Have water or sand ready, keep exits clear, and ensure fire extinguishers are accessible near trees and decorations.
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Cleveland
No Home Is Really Complete With Out the Daily Tribune
A lighthearted local note touts the Daily Tribune as an essential companion for households seeking news, opinions, and community updates.
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The
Daily Tribune
Taft delays Cuba debt claim until treasury improves
President Taft will not press Cuba to pay the US claim of 6 509 511 for intervention costs. Secretary Dickinson told the House Military Affairs Committee the Cuban treasury must strengthen first and repayments will occur as Cuba can spare funds. Dickinson warned demanding payment now would hurt relations without securing money.
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Taft
Cuba
United States
Jacob McG. Dickinson
Committee On
House of Representatives
House
Congress
Cuban
Mr. Dickinson
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