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Newspaper

Irvington Gazette

Location

Irvington, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1910

Page

5

Cannibals blamed by Papuans on women and chiefs

A lengthy account recounts James Chalmers and early missions in New Guinea. It notes cannibalistic beliefs tied to women in legend, Chalmers’ death, village temples with skulls and ritual images, and how Papuan vanity, dress, and tattoos mark status. It contrasts pagan life with a Roman rite at Yule Island led by Dr Hi.

James Chalmers New Guinea Mr. Chalmers Britain Chalmers Nieuwe Dubtt Hoop Tron Ely Cme Dubu Gulf of Papua Malona Semese Saya Adam Yule Island Elijah John Foster Frazer New York Tribune

Newspaper files decay threaten history records

A New York Times report warns that wood pulp paper used since about 1880 is deteriorating rapidly, risking loss of newspapers and books kept by libraries. Experts note heat and damp accelerate decay and urge preservation, warning valuable material for research could vanish in years.

Wbrarlans Montague Street Central Brooklyn Cltyibrary Carnegie Institution New York Times

Bumper crops seen as hard on the land in farmer chatter

The Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post reports farmers mockingly claiming even favorable harvests bring trouble. A Kansas group notes corn, wheat, and oats yield bumper crops, yet fear harvest challenges and soil strain, voiced by B Denton, Kansas Secretary of State, amid a wary tone.

Kansas B. Denton Jing Tam Philarphia Saturday Evening Post

Sardinia’s Medieval Echoes In Modern Times

The London Chronicle notes Sardinia, long a granary and mineral treasury for Rome, clung to feudal life until 1866. Roads lagged behind, with coastal highways and agricultural wealth preserved from ancient times, while pestilence from neglect hindered revival after 1828 visits by Victor’s successors.

Victor Saratia Sardinia Romana London Chronicle

Nye Says Lawyers Will Do Anything to Win

In Minneapolis at a lawyers banquet Representative Nye of Minnesota, brother of the late Bill Nye, proclaimed that lawyers will do anything to win. Nye, also a lawyer, spoke on legal ethics and the craft of advocacy in a Washington Star report.

Representative Nye Minnesota Bill Nye Minneapolis Washington Star

Sam Sunflower and Peto Green Head to a Banquet

The Chicago News quotes Sam Sunflower noting Peto Green grows stylish invitations and plans a Sunday dinner with the parson after five years. The exchange mentions a rooster and a curious invitation, described in colorful colloquial speech.

Sam Sunflower Peto Green Tony Chanticleor Chicago News

Billboards Cover Cinder Spots in San Francisco Chroniccle

In San Francisco a bold street art move uses billboards to cover remaining cinder patches near the Chroniccle district. The effort aims to brighten the area while preserving its gritty history and urban character.

San Francisco

OUR CHURCH SERVICES LISTED FOR IRVINGTON AREA

A scanned notice lists multiple churches in Irvington and area with service times. The Rev Royal H Bat Con and Rev John A Ingham are noted as pastors for local congregations. Masses, prayers, Sunday schools, and evening services are scheduled across Hope Chapel Penny Bridge Union Chapel East Irvington and St Pauls parish. Public invitation extended.

Hope Chapel Penny Bridge Tarrytown Union Chapel East Irvington ST. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church Irvington F. M. Turrentine Epworth League

Print Your Envelopes and Proclamations From 1909

The text outlines a Post Office printing restriction on supplying stamped envelopes with business addresses and notes the Gazette printing office can produce envelopes quickly. It also contains a dated proclamation from Westchester County New York about sheriff duties and court appearances in White Plains dated December 6, 1909, including recognizances and inquiries to be returned to the Supreme Court.

Post Office Department Post Office Gazette Printing Office State OF New York County of Westchester Supreme Court White Plains Henry Scherd Thatcity Westchestur Sherif Menry Scherp

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