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Newspaper

Sandersville Herald

Location

Sandersville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1908

Page

3

Unclear Fragment Reflects Opinion in Lippincott's

A distorted OCR passage from Lippincott's references a man chosen for action, criticism of brains and deceit, and a contrast with a calm, kind response and a sunlit image. The garbled text mentions Shroy and a band, with uncertain context in belief and behavior.

Wi EL Shroy Lippincott’s

Miss Van Busker and two admirers flee to meet Duke

In a fogbound country house, Miss Van Busker and Captain Croome duel over a limerick contest rumor turning into a pursuit. Miss Van Busker departs with her admirer by telegram, the Duke of Derry awaiting them at the terminus in a young society intrigue.

Miss van Busker Derry Littlewick Hildegarde Nen Warwickshire Motors Captain Croome Stony Duke of Captain Groome Diana Captain Croomer Lady Newbattle Lady Hildegarde

Bark Beetle Conquered by Natural Slime Decline

The New York Herald reports that after years of forest damage in the Black Hills of South Dakota and across the West, bark beetles are declining. Foresters observed trees shed bark revealing gray slime that separated bark from wood, killing larvae and halting further spread.

Black Hills South Dakota Uncle Sam Forestry Division Nature Bureau Forest Rangers New York Herald

Potatoes Promise No Cure Says The Times

The New York Times notes that despite modern hospitals and advanced surgery, many prominent citizens still carry potatoes in their pockets to treat rheumatism, illustrating slow progress in dropping superstitions.

New York Times

Old-Fashioned Office Boys in Demand Across New York

The New York Evening Post reports that older style office boys are scarce and valued. Merchants seek diligent workers while urban towns shift to modern youth, yet many firms still prize courtesy, accuracy, and self-reliance nurtured by home training.

Eugene Field Chicago West Side Young Men's Christian Association New York New York Evening Post

Veterans in Congress Dwindle as Civil War Vets Fade

The Nash ville American notes Senate war veterans shrinking with Senator Proctor dead leaving eight Union veterans: Bulkely Dupont Burrows Nelson Warner Foraker Scott Warren. Confederate vets total ten including Bacon Bankhead Johnston Daniel McCreary McEnery McLaurin Money Martin.

Senate Proctor Bulkely Dupont Burrows Nelson Warner Foraker Scott Warren Bacon Bankhead Johnston Daniel McCreary McEnery McLaurin Money Martin Briggs New Jersey West Point Ohio National Guard Tennessee Congress General Gordon Nashville

Bunching Them and Personal Equation Sayings

The Chicago Tribune quotes discuss the phrase personal equation as a convenient shorthand when analytical terms fail. It contrasts it with phrases like in the last analysis and other academic qualifiers, noting its use to avoid concrete conclusions.

Chicago Tribune

War Department Plans Giant Summer Military Maneuvers

Washington announces large scale joint maneuvers for regulars and state militia, funded by $1,000,000. Camps at Plains New York Chickamauga Park Georgia Leon Springs Texas American Lake Washington Fort D A Russell Wyoming Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana Fort Riley Kansas Atascadero Ranch California October. Major General Frederick D. Grant to lead coast and inland operations to simulate modern warfare.

Washington, D. C War Department Regular Service Congress Are Plains N. Y Chickamauga Park Leon Springs Texas American Lake Wash Fort D. A. Russell Wyo Fort Benjamin Harrison Ind Fort Riley Kan Atascadero Ranch Cal United States Frederick D. Grant Department of the East General Grant Baltimore Boston Pine Plains Watertown Grant Pacific Washington Atlantic Seaboard

Hopeful reformer plans child culture school in Hollywood

Dr. Leon Albert Landone buys a $100000 Hollywood residence to establish a school aiming to advance child culture as a parallel to Luther Burbank's horticulture. He outlines four evolutionary steps variation crossing selection and cultivation and proposes radical methods including free education for twelve selected children. He cautions against artificial marriages and emphasizes structure over habit change.

Los Angeles Cal Leon Elbert J Landone Hollywood Luther Burbank Burbank Stanford Dr. Jordan Stanford University Landone United States New York City Boston Philadelphia Chicago Padua University of Paris Herbert Spencer

Eccentric Recluse Leaves Roosevelt Ten Thousand Bequest

Boston reports discovery of a new will and two codicils asserting a $10,000 bequest to President Roosevelt from Benjamin Hadley. If valid, the $500,000 estate, minus the bequest, would go to relatives.

Roosevelt Boston Benjamin Hadley Somerville

Chairman Allocates Seats for Republican Convention in Chicago

Chairman New distributes convention seats. Press receives 500 seats, delegates 1050, alternates 1050, plus one extra seat per delegate and 300 held for distinguished visitors. Building capacity reaches 11,157.

New Chicago Committee For Distinguished Visitors

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