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Newspaper
Petersburg Daily Progress
Location
Petersburg, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1906
Page
1
The item notes a March 13 1906 issue with scattered items and editorials. It mentions Dr Newman a former Wash DC pastor becoming mining company president, Tillman in the Senate, Raynor's warning to railroads, Hepburn bill debates, King Edward and Taft humor, the Albany insurance lobby, a Dewey dry dock in the Suez canal, Speaker Cannon and statehood, a couple marrying atop a smokestack, and powder trust concerns as Congress heats up.
A collage of brief opinions and observations from various newspapers. It discusses Taft’s possible Supreme Court appointment and Sixth Circuit representation, subjugation in Moros cases, peace versus war, happiness of the careworn, age of Senators, actors’ vanity, and social clichés about marriage and widowhood, as reported by the Boston Herald, St Louis Globe Democrat, Portland Oregonian, New Orleans Times Democrat, and Chicago News.
Reginald Heber Bishop spent twenty years on Investigations and Studies in Jade. A $186,000 edition of only 100 copies was printed, with ninety-eight to libraries and royalty. The Philadelphia Library holds copy No. 1 and the work includes a jade volume and a descriptive catalogue of Metropolitan Museum pieces.
The region supplies about two million dollars of licorice yearly from Mediterranean nations. Most believe resin comes from tree bark, but the root is the main portion of a pretty perennial plant with bright green and silvery green leaves. In England efforts aim to revive licorice farming by planting in herb rows between cabbages and pole beans.
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