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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1908

Page

3

Irrigation Congress to showcase artificial watering feats

The national irrigation congress in Albuquerque will present an object lesson on the value of irrigation, with foreign engineers from Germany and France and delegates from Britain and the Americas. Exhibits include tribal crafts, irrigation machinery, model farms, and large dam displays, with 2000 visitors and 3600 delegates expected.

National Irrigation Congress Albuquerque N. M United States Germany Say Chicago Record-Herald French Republic France Africa Iime Egypt Great Britain Nile Brazil Mexico Honolulu Philippines Australia Canada Indiana West Columbus Butte Roosevelt Arkona Beaty Luther Burbank Kansas California San Miguel County Heidelberg Colfax County Arizona Fairbanks Diaz Eleventh Regiment United States Army New Mexico MiLtary Institute Roawell Congresa

Golden Rule Society Proposes Political Party Restricting Suffrage

Emily Bange and Josephine Bange of Brooklyn and Louise Burge of Hammondport New York filed papers in Albany to organize the Society of Applied Philosophy in New York City. It aims to form a political party named the Progressive Conservatives and to limit suffrage by property ownership while extending it to women on the same terms, promote humanitarian reforms, prohibit corporal punishment, and establish the Golden Rule as guiding principle.

Emily Bange Josephine Progressive Conservatives

All or None and His Daughters Band Proposals

Cleveland News reports on a broader discussion about all property and daugher related proposals. The piece notes openness to any proposition involving all parties while signaling a cautious stance on disposition. It frames the issue as a family and local matter with potential community impact.

Air Cleveland News

Trouble in a Household Sparked by Domestic Dispute

A London Telegraph item portrays a tense domestic scene as an anxious mother questions ongoing housekeeping failures. An adult son deflects, noting his wife can cook, yet she reportedly won’t, highlighting a strain within the household.

London Telegraph

West Treatment for 2 Burn in Ailey Tepela

Fragmented OCR text mentions burn treatment and Chamberlain references. The readable items imply a public notice or health advisory about burn care and household recommendations in a community area, with unclear names and dates.

West Bor Teeson Chamberlain Ailey Tepela

Commodious Brick Residence for Sale by Henry W. Witterd

A solid two story brick residence with basement and attic features pressed brick exterior and stone trim. It offers oak interior finishes with birch trimmed bedrooms, an open fireplace, built in bookcase, beam ceilings, and a servants toilet area in the basement. The house measures 32 by 36.5 feet and is priced at 6000 dollars.

Thorn

Little Girl Writes To Mr Stork For Christmas Baby

A young girl named Anna Trainor writes to Mr Stork in Central Park asking for a baby for Christmas. She mentions Hazel Carney and recalls a friend Hazel supposedly receiving a baby earlier. The missive, written in a school notebook page, requests delivery by December 25 and provides address details.

Mr. Stork Santa Claus Central Park New York City Anna Trainor Hazel Carney Thirty-fourth Street Hagel

FIRST SEAWEED FEAST AT WAUKESHA BANQUET

The dehydro banquet in Waukesha Wisconsin featured seaweed dishes from Sargasso stock turned into meals like Trica and Toasts. Miss C A Lyford of the State Normal University of Bloomington prepared the menu praising seaweed as a future food source by dehydration. Diners praised the fare and planned the next meal.

M. & Griswold Waukesha Wis C.A. Lyford Domestic Sciences State Normal University of

Novel plan to reach the pole with portable houses and logs

Explorer Evelyn Briggs Baldwin proposes a polar expedition using portable houses, ice floes, and a single vessel to drift across the Arctic. Logs and casks carry supplies while windlasses, motors, and dogs shift cargo on the floes. He cites Jeannette as precedent and suggests balloons and portable laboratories for science, with potential for communication from the field. Admiral Schley praised the scheme. Also, President Roosevelt designates 70,000 acres near the Oregon California border for bird conservation, likely the world’s largest waterfowl breeding ground.

Explorer Baldwin Evelyn Briggs Baldwin Harvard Union Cambridge Explorer New York Heringstout Pole Arctic Ocean Amtie Jeannette Morea Baldwin-Ziegler Schley Roosevelt Oregon-California Says & Redding Cal

Look two of Champedt 5en and Tiver Tablets

A readable fragment notes a person named J. ote and references tablets and weeks, with unclear context. The text hints at a comparison or buying situation but lacks concrete events, dates, or places. Preserved entities include Champedt 5en and Tiver Tablets and the name J. ote.

County Correspondence Notes Local Church Services

County correspondence reports a sermon at 10 30 a m in the M I church by Pastor Clarence Howell on The Greatest Book in the World. It notes visits by Mrs Rufus Appleby and others, a Christian Endeavor meeting next Sunday at 7 40 led by Beulah Bweadner, and various social calls, travels, and health updates across Woodsboro, Westminster, and neighboring towns. A surprise creamery event and a charity gathering at a relative’s home are described with names of attendees and locations including Linganore Lorettaville and Notre Ravine Avenue.

Witl Vo M. I Stev Clarence Howell Mrns Rufus Appleby Apent Thanklay Prushtor Chas Etzler New Maret Frank Thomas Washington Hi Rents Mia Hs. Thonass Et Anyir Misafous Mias Beulah ‘ Bweadner Thomas Etzler John Viansant Misa Stevens Juin Norwood Woodville Clarence P Woaden Charenen Howell Mampatead Gasrell County William Monshoun Charles Woodsboro Anmea Tte

Misplaced Husband's European Escape Talk Sparks Gossip

Two New York matrons discuss a husband's supposed “accidental” trip abroad. One says he boarded a steamer with a friend’s cabin, then faintly warned his wife by wireless. The other reveals the plan was told in confidence, and the wives agree to keep silent on the matter.

New York Dever Bin Europe

The Kingmaker Earl of Warwick in English history

The Earl of Warwick known as the kingmaker shaped Yorkist power in the wars. He led 30 000 supporters from his vast estates and fought bravely at Barnet where a fog caused a costly miscue. He died on the field after a heroic stand on foot to share his troops dangers.

Earl of Warwick House of York Tancaster Barnet Edward IV Warwick Timself Montacute

Skimmilk Paint: A Cheap Quick Drying Coating

A vintage note describes skimmilk paint mixing three pounds of Portland cement per gallon of skimmilk with dry color. It dries in six hours and resists weather. Stir constantly to keep suspension, then thin with milk as needed. Add carbolic wax or disinfectant for poultry houses and stables.

K. B. Rexford Acting Magazine

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