Speaker Clark Birthday Observed in Capitol
In a dramatic Capitol moment, Speaker Champ Clark’s birthday triggers a wave of applause as Congress pauses a roll call. A ceremonial six foot wreath, dogwood and blooms arrive amid quotes and speeches while Clark reflects on his 27 years in Congress and thanks colleagues before the house resumes business.
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Navy tattoo study notes high prevalence among sailors
Surgeon Ammon Farenholt reports to Secretary Metcalf from the Independence at Mare Island Navy Yard California that about 53.61 percent of sailors with second and subsequent enlistments and 23.01 percent of first-time enlistees are tattooed. He estimates roughly 60 percent of sailors serving over ten years are inked.
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Roosevelt Seen As Regular Churchgoer At Grace Reformed
A preface notes Presidents are expected to attend church and Theodore Roosevelt is described as a steady churchgoer. He reportedly fills pews at Grace Reformed when present, sometimes attends with his wife and family at St John's, and is always accompanied by two Secret Service agents who do not sit with him.
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Weekly pay roll of wage earners by manufacturing sector
In 1905 the census covered 2,019,053 men and 688,600 women with 2,107, or 2.7 percent, children, among 125,307 establishments. Weekly payroll totaled $35,185,791 with men receiving $29,240,287, women $3,633,481 and children $422,023. Data are organized by state and industry. about 10 percent of earners had pay over ten dollars weekly.
Changed Conditions and Quotations Echo Rural Life
A garbled OCR snippet blends a farmer dialect scene with a stray advert and quotes from George Eliot and Life. It suggests a rustic exchange about a German mule, a brief nod to medical eye care, a Red Cross blue washing ad, a moral maxim, and a line about wise women asserting rights.
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