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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1908

Page

3

Penny Post Milestone Marks International Rates

The article recalls the 1908 milestone of 2 cent U S Britain penny post rate and traces its history from 17th century England. It notes reformers like Sir John Hill and Rowland Hill, the rise of prepaid postage, and the spread toward universal penny postage with international implications.

Great Britain United Kingdom United States New York Tribune Charles J England Thomas Witherings John Hill John Hil Rowland Hil Celtics Robert Murray Willam Dockwra London New York City Rowlan Till Elihu Burritt Connecticut Manila

Millionaire Gifts Rare Miniatures to Library of Congress

The Library of Congress received a three volume deluxe catalogue of miniature works from J F Pierpont Morgan of New York. The edition is limited to twenty copies with No 11 in the library. Dr G C Williamson supervised the miniatures produced at Hempstead and printed by the Chiswick Press. The volumes feature white vellum bindings with silver shields and initials, including Cosway miniatures and medieval/Vatican designs. Two more sales remain and completion is projected in two years.

Library of Congress JF. Pierpont Morgan New York London G. C. Williamson Hempstead Morgan Chiswick Press Printa Richard Cosway Vatican

Michigan Women Face New Baseball and Sports Requirement

Ann Arbor reports that University of Michigan will require first year women students to play baseball on a new athletic field with outdoor basketball and cross country walks. The move aims to expand women’s athletics alongside Barbour gymnasium activities and potential future intercollegiate contests.

Michigan University University of Michigan Alamond Contesta Ann Harbor Barbour Gymnasium

Leper Cure Marks Wellington Health Officer's Action

Wellington New Zealand health officer approves release of a Maori leper after eighteen months in confinement. The patient reportedly cured by injections of a leprosy bacillus culture devised by Professor Deycke of Constantinople and lab transfers. other patients show great improvement. Big apple yield from a small Nebo orchard shows 310 bushels from under two fifths acre at 775 bushels per acre.

Wellington N. Z Deycke Constantinople B. F. Stephens Crete Nebo

Englishman Invents Nine Bicycle For the Blind

An English inventor unveils a nine seat multicycle designed for blind riders. The device carries twelve riders with a leader who sees and steers. The machine aims to provide accessible group cycling under trained guidance.

Citizenship School Teaches Youths Voting Principles

A national program will have boys aged 12 to 20 study US constitution and party platforms and attend lectures on government. They will vote in replica ballots at YMCA venues, with registration in local YMCAs and no adult political addresses.

Young Boys of America Tt Ig Inds Young Men's Christian Association Famlilar United States Elvie Bey Housley Ciizen Andy Cagt Oficlala Boss

Restoring Mummies Color Through Potash Process

An interview from Boston with Professor Harti Haw thorne Wilder of Smith College describes a potash solution method to restore color and skin details in mummies. The report notes earlier success on a dried frog subject and extends to mummies of ancient races. Also mentioned are railroad train scores bulletined by stenographers for passenger information through the baseball season.

Wilder Boston Harti Hawthorne Wilder Smith College North Philadelphia Harrisburg St. Louis Pennsylvania

Protection Pact Nears Between Russia and Japan

Russia and Japan move toward an accord to protect seals and other galleries in Pacific waters, outlining safeguards for marine life and shared resources.

Russia Japan Pacific

Cost of Consumption Allegedly Tops a Billion Yearly

Yale professor Irving Fisher warned at an international congress that tuberculosis costs the United States more than 1 000 000 000 yearly. He said 138 000 Americans die annually, with total costs per victim around 8 000 and total societal loss well over 410 000 000 yearly. He advocated funding sanatoria and hospitals to curb spread and argued for greater investment in treatment.

United States Yale Irving Ficher Yale University Tulvercu Washington Finher Unite States Professor Fisher Tome Fisher

President's Son Refuses to Shoot Buffaloes in South Dakota

Captain Seth Bullock recounts Kermit Ronserott refusing to shoot buffaloes almost extinct while on a hunt near the Cheyenne river. An executive order blocked shooting on Indian reservations, prompting the party to relocate to Plum Creek for grouse shooting where Kermit demonstrated solid marksmanship.

Kermit Ronserott South Dakota Seth Bullock Bullock Cheyenne River Kermit Cheyenne Plum Creek

Auto coon hunting sparks effort at Cooperstown

J F Ambrose Clark and friends in Cooperstown attempt to exterminate crop-eating coons using motor cars and hound packs. The Fernleigh farm tied to Mrs. Henry Potter suffers corn losses as the auto-hunt alarm disrupts farmers and highlights a new practice. In contrast a happier outlook in India notes fewer thefts and rising enrollment.

F. Ambrose Clark Coona JF. Ambrose Clark Cooperstown N. Y Fernleigh Farm Henry GC. Potter Clark

Three Girls and a Bungalow Outing Sparks Vexed Camp Clash

Three girls Florence and Melly aim for a romantic summer retreat at a bay farm bungalow. The plan unravels when Farmer Jones’s tenant Jacob confronts a lone young man camping nearby. A tense stand-off ends with the intruder being told to move on while the girls insist on privacy.

Florence Melly Edith Plorouve Chuma Farmer Jones Big Jean San Jacob Jones Dores Meg Ward Ata Mr. Jones Jacob Hha Miss Florence Tiain Molly Raith

Intruder on the Shore Sparks Romance at Jones Camp

Florence Jones and friends debate the mystery intruder a gun and a delaying romance amid a seaside incident. A rescue ends the crisis as Florence faces a near drowning and a dramatic courtship claim by a Benator Blake’s son. Mrs Jones serves a fried squirrely dinner while scuttlebutt swirls about the surprising savior.

Palmer Jones Jacob Hig Apy Mlorenes Des Hla Janes Mia Florence Ucon Mra. Jones Florence Molly Edith Heracif Joneses Soe Benator Blake

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