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Mathews Journal

Location

Mathews, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1908

Page

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Feminine News Notes of Society and Scandals

A collection of short items on women figures and events including Cuida's literary earnings, a Boston divorce law view, Countess of Warwick memoirs, suffrage club defeats, Mme Sada Yacco in Paris, Czar agent Alexeyeva studying Russian immigrants, Brooklyn boxing crowds, Elizabeth L. Todd testing airship flight, Herman W. Hoefer divorce suit, Greek letter society suppression by mothers, Mrs Rose Politzer adopting Julia A. Norman, Queen Wilhelmina's active rule, a Birch Harbor girl trapping for profit, tampered evidence defined, and a physician's seaside cure anecdote with a humorous husband reaction.

Federation of Women's Clubs Mme Sada Yacco Paris Alexeyeva Brooklyn Elizabeth L. Todd New York City Herman W. Hoefer Darien Conn Petite New York Rose Politzer Chicago Julia A. Horman Wilhelmina of Holland Europe

Difference of Temperature in the Lover’s Question

A fragmentary dialogue ponders how a lover defines the difference of temperature between passion and care. The piece hints at emotional contrast rather than scientific detail, leaving the speaker exploring warmth and distance in affection.

Washington Funeral Observances On 1799 Death Centenary

Commemorations under Masonic auspices marked the 100th anniversary of General George Washington’s death on December 14, 1799. Reports recount Washington’s stoic end, his will, and burial at Mount Vernon on December 18 with a formal procession featuring cavalry, infantry, clergy, Freemasons, and a volley from artillery.

George Washington Grand Lodge of Freemasons Colorado Washington Spanish Southwest United States New Zealand Captain Cook George England Tobias Lear John Adams Mount Vernon Potomac River Sims Ramsey Payne Gilpin Marstellar Little Protestant Episcopal Church

Masons Honor Washington in Historic Arlington Observance

Freemasons and patriotic societies gathered at the east side of a mansion to reenact a century old procession to the tomb. Dignitaries from Virginia and multiple states joined a ceremonial tribute with prayers and hymns. President McKinley addressed the assembly as Washington’s Masonic ties were recalled.

Freemasons Patriotic Societies Randolph Virginia Grand Lodge District of Columbia Grand Master of Masons Colorado Grand Lodge of Grand Master McKinley Whiehington Washington Georgetown Alexandria Prince of Wales George Washington Fredericksburg

Bust of Washington A French Gift to America 1753

A historical report notes a bust of George Washington presented as a French gift to the United States in 1753, connected to the Washington Lodge and its ceremonial context.

America

Death of General Washington Reported in Mount Vernon

An 1799 dispatch from Mount Vernon announces the death of General Washington last evening after a brief illness. The note mentions an inflammatory sore throat tied to a cold and notes grief over his passing. The text references a proposed centennial commemoration and a debate over a ceremonial catafalque at his tomb, with symbols of reverence prevailing.

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Recitation for a 6 year old about war and guns

A brief line voiced by a very young speaker saying I am just a small boy who never fired a gun and that he is not part of an army, capturing a child’s simple, pacifist stance.

Deep-rooted instinct against cannibalism in animals and humans

The Century discusses an innate law guiding animals to avoid eating their own kind. It cites examples from canines and wolves, noting that famine and domestication can alter behavior but that natural selection fosters repulsion to cannibalism. It concludes humans share this instinct.

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Rooseveltite views on wealth and social duty in Adler essay

The piece presents Dr Felix Adler arguing Roosevelt’s stance on wealth and the class system. It contrasts socialist critique with Adler’s belief in fair rewards for industry and a duty to redistribute excess wealth. Adler aligns with Roosevelt on supporting honest wealth and urges moral balance in business success and personal salvation.

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