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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1907

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Knowing When to Quit Fatigue Ends and Efficiency Returns

Dr Luther O Guick in World's Work explains the fatigue curve from initial spike to plateau and final surge. He cites Mosso apparatus tests showing finger fatigue and recovery times, and notes signs of fatigue include headaches, nausea, tremors, irritability, restlessness, and loss of self control. A practical lesson urges stopping before the final costly turn to protect tomorrow's work quality.

Angelo Mosgo Mossco Francis Gatton Luther O Guick

Mountain Terraces In Luzon Reveal Vast Cultivation

Governor General Smith of the Philippines toured northern Luzon mountain provinces, praising unprecedented terrace farming. He noted terraces up to a hundred feet high, solidly built with earth and stone, surviving weather and landslides, while local cultivators kept arms at hand and guards atop vantage points.

Luzon Smith Philippines Manila Japan

Odd Noble Races and Feats From London History

A London newspaper recounts quirky contests from the past. Turkeys raced geese along the London Norwich road with roosting trees delaying the birds. Tom Coventry’s sprinting pig faced a famed runner in 1908, the pig trained for dinner runs. Another event on Tempelst Heath had two nobles racing in wild attire, one in jack boots, the other with an open umbrella.

London London and Norwich Tondon Tom Coventry Tempsteul Heath Jack Boots

Five Parhamites Arrested in Death Torture Case at Zion City

Five members of the Parhamite sect, including Walter and Annie Greenhaulgh, Harold Mitchell, his wife, and Mrs. Smith, are under arrest in Zion City for manslaughter in the torture death of Letitia Greenhaulgh, 54. They bound, twisted, and smothered her amid attempts to drive out demons.

Chicago Zion City Letitia Greenhaulgh Walter Annie Greenhaulgh Harold Mitchell Smith Mitchell Greenhaulgh Greenhaulsh

Rumor of War Department Scandal Denied By Officials

Washington sept 21 acting secretary Oliver dismissed a rumor of a major war department scandal likened to post office grafts. He said the only issue involved a life boat handling apparatus claimed by another inventor and noted the inspector general found no improper conduct. The department called it a dispute between rival inventors with no department involvement.

War Department Washington Post Office Oliver Quartermaster’s Department Army

Three Cross Sea to Wed Brothers in New Jersey

Three English brothers from New Durham N J plan marriages to English brides as part of a pledge made in England three years ago. William Johnson will marry Amy Mugg Herbert to wed Anna Day and Reuben will marry Lillian Burdette. The ship Larcoma carried all the brides on its last voyage.

Czolyosz Parents Not In Need Say They Are Secure

Cleveland residents report parents of Leon Czolyosz not seeking city relief. A family with the same name asked the charities department for aid, but Czolyosz stated he is comfortable and will never need city assistance while his son lives.

Czolroszs Cleveland Leon Czolyosz Mckinley Chartles Czolrosz

Two Overcome in Gas Fatalities in Wilmington Home

Wilmington Delaware September 21 Mrs Sarah Sawdon wife of Edwin G Sawdon and her 14 year old daughter Janet were overcome by gas at their home The son is dead and the mother seriously ill Brother of the Pope is Dead Mantua Italy September 21 Angelo Sarto a brother of Pope Pius is dead here He was a country postmaster

Wilmington Del Sarah « Sawdon Edwin G. Sawdon Janet Mantua Italy Angelo Sarto Pope Pius Gon Jans Chcago John M Mies Pober Burr Woes Binghamton N.Y

GET AFTER PACKERS Revement Investigate Sudden Meat Price Rise

Chicago reports indicate federal forces may probe meat price hikes with possible grand jury action and a district attorney inquiry. Rumors mention Judge Grosscup and possible penalties against packers for violating an injunction issued May 26, 1893. Retail butchers note a sudden rise in first class meats last Saturday while packers deny wrongdoing.

Chicago Allorney Sims Grosscup Grosecup

Jilted Girl Sues for Breach of Promise in Uniontown

Miss Mercedes Gladden files a $50,000 damages suit in Uniontown Pa against T Smutz of New Haven Pa claiming a betrothal agreement was made for September 11 and broken when Smutz said he could not attend the ceremony.

Uniontown Mercedes Gladden W. H. Gladden T ‘m Smutz New Haven Smutz

Weekend city crime and college news brief

Mrs Margaret Kuraski is under arrest in Philadelphia charged with poisoning her husband. Major J Barry Mahor of Baltimore was elected president of the League of American Municipalities. Thucknell University at Lewisburg opened with its largest enrollment. Over 800 workmen were arrested at Yadz Poland for the Marcus Silberstein murder. The E J Edward Co general store at Pyriften near Hazleton was destroyed by fire causing a $25000 loss.

Margaret Kuraski Philadelphia J Barry Mahor Baltimore League of American Municipalities Thucknell University Lewisburg Yadz Poland Marcus Silberstein E J. Edward & Co Pyriften Hazleton

Careless Teacher Traps Actress in Language Slipup

A foreign born stage star learns English with a woman tutor. She asks how to say Henry and is told nicknames. The actress later scolds the teacher, recounting a carriage ride incident with Henry as she explains the mispronounced term and her romantic expectations.

New York Henry Beem Eury

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