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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1905
Page
5
The article discusses postwar expectations for Japan returning soldiers to factories. It envisions a shift from military power to peaceful production and cultural arts, while debating wartime lessons, labor society, and possible reforms in industry and education.
Miss Alice Roosevelt gained Washington notice last year with light blue gowns as 'Alice blue' features in department stores. Photographs from the Orient show her in a red linen gown worn at the Chevy Chase horse show last May. The simple design lacks a collar and uses white satin applique leaves with black stems. It hints at Filipino color preference for red.
Senator Elkins of West Virginia says the Interstate Commerce Committee will back a bill satisfactory to the President to curb railroad rates. He outlines a plan to reference disputed rates to circuit judges with an appeal court, and notes President Roosevelt’s strong push for decisive action this session. The Senate committee has been blamed for blocking reforms after the House passed the Fsch Townsend bill.
The Government Printing Office in Washington showcases its vast job room work with blanks, circulars, cards, envelopes, and note files. The facility spends over 50,000 on raw materials monthly, including large volumes of card stock, for the government’s mailing needs and document printing.
A Washington Post piece surveys heated political struggles across the South in mid August. It jokes about summer heat, cites Virginia, Georgia, Tennessee, Texas figures like Montague Martin Carmack Bailey Blackburn and Doughts, and offers satirical commentary on editorial battles, railroads, and state reactions across Dixie.
A historic look at beggar prevalence in India notes five million beggars at the last census with one fifth religious mendicants. It cites education and reformist press like Sar Jadid as dampening charity reliance while fraud and immorality among so called religious teachers appear in court records.
Washington hosts a public bathing beach by the Potomac where crowds of dusty urchins schoolboys and other citizens enjoy cool evenings during the hot weather.
When wicks smoke or refuse to burn, soak in vinegar then dry thoroughly to improve light. Another tip uses salt to remove the ugly stem on silver. apply dry and rub with a soft cloth for a shine.
Archaeologists report discovering prehistoric Egyptian remains mixed with ancient Gaulish remains. The find suggests broader prehistoric exchange or movement of peoples across regions. Further analysis is planned to determine cultural connections and dating.
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