Uplift Plan Among Girl Workers Fails
Washington report details failed uplift efforts by New York society women and the National Civic Federation aimed at women in the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. The plan included courtesy visits and etiquette lessons, but 60 workers would be removed to raise a supposed moral average. The bureau staff rejected patronizing schemes and stood against the uplift proposal.
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Butter Turns Fishy Flavor to Pasteurized Cream Cure
Agricultural experts unveil a long investigation into a fishy taste in butter. The bulletin names tri methylamin and several suspects as alibis, identifies oxidation of cream components as the likely cause, and prescribes pasteurized sweet cream butter as the sure remedy.
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Middle West
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Latta Surprise Outfits in Congress Message Delivery
Secretary Latta startled Congress when delivering a White House message in a casual sack suit instead of his traditional black frock coat. Once noted for formal attire and composure, Latta’s appearance raised comment as he presented Roosevelt era documents with the ease of a telegraph boy, a rare departure from his customary garb.
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Supreme Court
Aldrich to Quit Senate at End of Term
Rhode Island senator Elson W. Aldrich, veteran lawmaker, will not seek re election when his current term ends March 4, 1911. He aims to push a tariff bill and a broad financial measure reorganizing national finances, then tour the country to explain monetary commission plans to bankers and businessmen.
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Pasture, Poultry, and Barn Care for the Farm
Practical farming notes emphasize ample pasture for calves and swine, wind breaks for poultry yards, and timely sheep dipping. Advice covers hog flooring, hornless cattle breeds, melon seed quality, road improvements, and shelter for chicks. Also includes cattle care, milking efficiency, feed cleanliness, and the value of silage amid disease costs.
Practical advice on cellar access and house design
The article argues for outside cellar access, higher exterior walls, and traditional framing over newer stilting methods. It discusses costs, bath availability, and the value of durable plans, praising a gable end cottage that can be built cheaply. It stresses long term savings, sturdy roofs, and the impact of roof shape on building strength.
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Where Liars Go in Brooklyn Court Verge
A brown eyed girl testified before Magistrate F Pusiong in Gates Avenue court Brooklyn. The child answered questions about a woman accused by the mother of calling names and improper language. The judge asked where liars go and the child said to jail and then to the cemetery, reflecting the day’s exchange.
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Brooklyn
New York World
Inquiry to set aside Miss Burnet will over incompetence
In Hilton New Jersey relatives seize action to contest the $300000 estate of Miss Anna A Burnet alleging mental incompetence. The will left one third to charity and the rest to relatives and friends. The dispute centers on the late woman's capacity and the possession of twelve cats linked to the scenario.
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Anna A. Burnet
Hilton
N. J
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