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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1910

Page

7

World press compared by Kokumin Shinbun editor G Date

Editor G Date of Kokumin Shinbun explains how New York Berlin and London papers differ from British and American outlets. He notes the empire wide circulation of London papers, 180000 copies daily with 400000 reaching provinces, and the paper’s future expansion telegraph lines. He cites reader appeal to women and sensational content as English style contrasts, and mentions Taft's visit and American correspondents in New York Chicago Washington and San Francisco.

Date Kokumin Shinbun Dbf Starthngtan Siberlaz St. Petersburg Berlin London Zurich Odn New York Kingdom Wang Soren Imperial United States Taft Japan Yau Yokyo America Chicago Washington San Francisco

Dreamed the Battle Hymn Birthday Recalls Balloons Journey

In a reminiscence Mrs Julia Ward Howe celebrated her birthday and recounted how she dreamt the Battle Hymn lyrics after a suggestion to fit the tune of John Brown's Body. Separately a toy balloon journey from Cincinnati to New Jersey sparked reports of balloons drifting for ten days before a torn note surfaced near Three Bridges.

Julia Ward Howe Julian “Ward Howe Arobieh Repubia Ita Belgit John Brown Three Bridges N. J Abram Shonek Qatdstein Goldstein

Fragmentary Passage Reflecting Germania and Diaz Rule Debate

A garbled archival fragment references a debate over Diaz's rule and American reactions, mentioning Denver Republic and Arthur Chapman. It reads like a cryptic discussion of governance, national identity, and political power with scattered names and phrases.

Atormy Perwindis Diaz

New Liquid Fueled Cannon Demonstrates Unmatched Recoil Stability

At Silloth and Cumberland experiments by Elswick and Wallworth show a 14.8 pounder breech loading gun using liquid springs in a patent recoil system. The gun reportedly remains in position after ten shots, with all projectiles hitting target and five shots piercing the bullseye, a feat not seen in gunnery before.

British ‘War Office Elswick W. KE. Armstrong Wallworth ‘& Co Silloth Annals of

Fuller liked boiled dinner and cheap cigars

The article recalls Chief Justice Fuller enjoying a Saturday night boiled dinner of baked beans and pumpkin pie and his habit of smoking modestly priced cigars. It notes an English jurist declined the beans, joking there would be no next course. It also mentions Fuller’s fondness for cheap cigars tied to sentiment and memory.

New England Washington Mra. Fuller Chicago

London Drops Teddy Bear and Caesar Toy Rage Surges

London shifts demand from Teddy bears to Caesar the king’s posthumous likeness as a plush toy. Caesar, modeled after the late monarch, features a rouge coat and movable joints with a medal inscribed I Am Caesar. A veterinary helper keeps him thriving as a novelty for children amid fashion.

London Caesar King ‘Edwant

Jane Addams Named for Toga in Suffrage Debate

In a Chicago political exchange amid bribery trials and graft disclosures, supporters defend suffrage and electability. Helen Todd and others highlight corruption elsewhere while asserting Jane Addams could not be implicated in vote buying. The dialogue reflects state agitation over political corruption and the push for reform.

Jane, Addams Galted Ctimas Chicago Lee O'Nell Browne Misa Helen M. Jodd Party of Tournaty Addam Puublic Ankloig Misy Todd Usse United States Gardner Chitago Funng Addams Jane Addams Leé O'Neil Browne Charles A. White

New York Out Venice Waterway City of Waterfront Prominence

A fragmented 19th century contrast compares New York’s waterfront with Venice, praising New York’s vast navigable front from Staten Island to Rockaway Beach. It notes Manhattan and surrounding boroughs as island-dominated, with extensive shorelines in Richmond, Queens, and Brooklyn areas, including Jamaica Bay. It argues Venice would be overshadowed if placed in New York Bay.

Vieter City América New ‘York Venice New York New. York Las Tanla Bay Lagoon of Wiibeaurstal New York City Staten Island Coney Ighind Rockawry Richmond Machattan Dowa Nnd Queens Tong Igland Sound Brooklyn Jamaica Bay

Andorra Parliament Rite Preserves Archaic Tradecraft

An account of Andorra's parliament described as a ceremonial ritual with sandal clad members arriving to a hall on horse or mule, exchanging footwear for traditional garb, then proceeding to a chapel for a solemn rite. The Luna de la Valls palace also serving as parliament and prison, with ancient table service and ritual drinking. The piece notes this home has preserved archaic practices for centuries.

Luna de la Valls Taimasa

Weed Outbreak From St John’s Wort In Victoria

A scattered account from Bright Victoria describes a woman planting St John’s wort seeds from abroad for medicinal use. The weed spread beyond her garden, spreading across cattle routes and the Victorian watershed, now occupying about 20 000 acres. Victoria’s agricultural department is spending thousands of pounds to eradicate it with costly methods.

St. John’s Bright Victoria Tito Gippaland Agricultural Department of Victoria

World wide spread of school savings banks

A Long Island City initiative by J B Thiry started twenty five years ago introduces school savings banks. It notes deposits totals across nations including Canada France Algeria and Australia and claims over ten million children have participated globally.

Long ‘Island J. B. Thiry Long Island City Canada

Driver Bifale to Mexico Captarn Charles Goatright

A fragmentary notice describes a driver named Bifale and Captain Charles Goatright planning a cattle or herd movement from a ranch in Gondhictit Oklahoma to a ranch in a Mexican location with a larger range. It mentions Goodnight and a breeder of America bison in the United States in unclear terms.

Bifale Mexico Charles Goatright Captain Goodnight America United States

Aerial Freight Line To Haul Mining Machinery

Dr J J P Armstrong contracts with Arthur Williams, an aviator of Douglas, Arizona, to carry placer mining machinery from Douglas to property in the Chihuahua mountains, Mexico. The distance is about 300 miles. Williams owns four monoplanes and can carry 200 pound lots, marking an early use of heavier than air commercial aviation.

Arigna ‘Avietor J.J. P. Armstrong Arthur Williams Douglans Aris Douglas -To ‘A Chihuahua Mountains Mexico Williams

Mystery of the thymus gland explained in early medical text

A historic review discusses the thymus as an organ with debated function in animals. It cites Gray's Anatomy and the Medical Record, noting experiments suggesting the thymus may influence growth, metabolism, and development, while highlighting contrasting conclusions and persistent uncertainty among researchers.

Prigeled Berliner Klintiche’ Wocher, Schrift. Hart Nordinana

Debate over bounty payouts for wolves in Wisconsin Michigan

Historical notes report Michigan paid 86 590 in bounties for dead wolves through June 3 1909 with 2325 00 paid in last six months. Counties add extra sums while officials discuss cheaper methods such as salaried trappers. Some argue wolves reduce deer. others say wolves kill fawns. Wisconsin pays 10 bounty. questions arise on origin of wolves killed for Michigan bounty and cross state movement.

Wisconsin Michigan Washington Upper Peninsula Upper Luce Adda Eiby Ghipipews Nyeen Houghtos

Roundabout Barrister Queries a Witness in Lingual Puzzle

In a London scene a budding barrister interrogates a woman with a rambling, half comic exchange about family relations and brain power. The witness clumsily links her cousin and uncle to the defendant while the lawyer laments not solving puzzles. London Answers, a cook?

Nomeg London

Men In Shirt Sleeves At York Church Service

Parishioners at York Church gathered for a Sunday sermon as men removed coats and women wondered at the discomfort. The pastor discussed church renovation plans and urged attendance, noting a change in customs during the service.

York Parmit Nornkig Kernon Ofelia Dipou Jnstor Saniag Sorber

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