Lid Sitter Shuffle Hums Through Washington Summer
The piece lists cabinet members and officials who will guard the governance lid while the president rests at Oyster Bay. Names include Root Bacon Bonaparte Metcalf Meyer Garfield Cortelyou Wilson Wright Straus with varied summer plans from caravan to California and Long Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Oyster Bay
Long Island
Root
Bacon
State Department
Bonaparte
Washington
Baltimore
Lenox
Mass
Metcalf
California
Meyer
St. Lawrence
Garfield
Hawaii
Cortelyou
Wilson
Iowa
Wright
Taft
War Department
Straus
Picturesque Princess Stirs Washington D C With Royal Suite
The Hungarian born princess Madame Paraghy arrives in Washington with a large entourage including three maids and many servants. She stays in the Willard Hotel with a suite spanning much of the southeast wing as her animals create a noted spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nice
Washington
White House
Pretty Society Belle Studying Bugs and Society Life
Miss Harriet Richardson, a Smithsonian isopod expert and social favorite, leads a double life between Washington society and scientific work. She balances engraved fortune, travels, and a prolific research output while maintaining active involvement with renowned researchers across Europe.
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Washington
Harriet Richardson
Pias) Richardson
Smithsonian Institution
North America
American Men of Science
Wyoming Avenue
N. W
Misa Richardson
C. B. F. Richardson
Vassar
Uncle Sam Starts a Fly Census Across Cities
Uncle Sam launches a fly census to measure links between houseflies and typhoid fever. Dr. L. C. Howard leads a team posting sticky traps in public places in Washington and Pittsburgh, counting haying data to compare with health statistics. The Pittsburgh report is awaited for further findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ncle Sam
Agricultural Department
Health Department
Wington
Pittsburg
L. C. Howard
Department of Agriculure
United States Arsenal
Potomac River
Fly
Great
Uses of Olive Oil for Health and Wellness
Olive oil has wide medicinal uses including internal use to aid digestion and liver troubles, ease catarrh, and support a run-down nervous system. It is recommended as a dressing, an appetite stimulant, and applied externally for skin, spine care, colds prevention, and throat soreness when mixed with quinine or camphor.
A Metaphor on Hawks Herons and Handsaws History
The text traces the saying know a hawk from a hernshaw from falconry origins. It explains hernshaw as a young heron, prey of falcons, and notes variants such as handsaw used by Hamlet. The piece explores how the distinction evolved in proverb form.
Notable Quotes and Oddities in Historic Press Snippets
The excerpt compiles era remarks from the Baltimore American and New York Herald, including a retired quip about a street meeting and a plot line about a groom’s lost ring. It also notes a proposed Paris church made entirely of paper with a quicklime milk curd coating to render it permeable and to hold 1,000 attendees.
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New York Herald
Paris
Irish Hospitality Instincts and Generosity Highlighted
A quotation from Charles Phillips notes that Irish hospitality requires no reward as its generous impulse stems from the innately kind nature of an Irishman, with the act its own recompense.
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Charles Phillips
Notice of Sale in Bottineau County North Dakota
By judgment of the district court Bottineau County North Dakota the property described as the northeast quarter of section 7 and the northwest quarter of section 5 in township 160 north range 81 west and the related lands in section 15 township 100 north range 81 west will be sold at public auction to satisfy a judgment of 8990.15 plus interest and costs. Sheriff N H McKinnon and attorneys Turner & Wright announce sale at the Bottineau courthouse steps on August 0 190? at 2 pm with proceeds covering the judgment and costs.
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Eighth Judicial Dlatelet
Bottinent
Atate
North Kota
Si County
Acton
Buffalo Pitts
Plata
Ws A. Patton
Trudy A. Patton
D. J. Stephens
Geor Schlosser
J. ¥. Jensen
Ax Stephens & Schlosser Implement Company
A Corporation
State Bank of Maxtass
Corporation
W. H. Willams
Glenn’ Se Hills
Joni A. Patton
A. Patton
Mala
Bottineau
Sid
Deere Kinnion
North Dakota
N. H. McKinnon
Bottinena County
North Imkots
Turner & Wright
Plaintif
Rarko
R.m.gorman
Hottinesa
Wegner & Walleth
N. D
Notice of Special Tax Receipt and Land Sale
Notice records a tax receipt issued to Thomas White dated July 7, 1972 for property posted in a bowling alley room on lot 4 block 2 facing Main Street Bottineau ND. It lists Chas R Wilber and Thomas White as owners. Also announces a land sale under Judge John H Kirk order dated June 10 1907 for the last half of the northwest quarter and lots 1 and 2 in section 8 township 164 north range 74 west, with private sale after August 8 1908, admin A Johnson as administrator with bids in writing to Wegner or judge's office.
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Thomas White
Main Street
Bottineau
Bottineau County
N. D
Chas, R. Wilber
John H. Kirk
Ofttineau
North Dakota
N. D. Host
N ©. Wegner
Notlo
John HH. Kick
Hottinenit
Richard Cox Lowe
Hallinenn
Hyde
Botwinus
Sid
South Bottineau
Meds
Aly
Barr
Faust
Imay
Une
Ward
Newhouse
Kintate Noble, Blood & Adamson
Tesly
Probate notice of Franti W. Reidel estate Bottineau
In Bottineau County Court a notice cites unknown respondents in the estate of Franti W. Reidel deceased. The matter orders appearance at the county courthouse in Bottineau on the thirteenth day of August and publication of the summons in the Bottineau Courant three consecutive weeks prior. Judge J. W. Kirk seals the order.
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Mabe Niater
North
Daketa
Bowunomus
Kall
Bowineny
Ald
Tor
Bottinen Courant
Notice of Special Tax Receipt Posted in Bottineau
Notice that a government tax receipt was issued to Allcock & Brent with date July 8, 1908. The description cites property in Pot Block 10 Bottineau City Bottineau County North Dakota. Receipts were posted in the front room of the brick and frame building. The owners are Allcock & Brent. Dated Bottineau North Dakota July 1908 with dates July 17 24 31.
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Notics
Allcock & Brent
Baliaing
Bottineau
Tineau County
N.d.c
Aaid
N. D
Alloock ‘Brent
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Wercneer & Walleth
Law General Law Practice
Borrineau
Bowen & Adams
United States Land Office
Cole
Weeks
Murphy & Mou
Attorneys At Law
G. W. Baker
Westuore, North Dakota
J. A. Johnson
T. F. Woods
Bortineau
Westhope, North Dakota
Martin Vetleson
Norsk Advokat
Overty
Norra Dakota
A. R. MacKay
MacKay & Company
Berrineau
C. A. Leonard
Horeinnaty
Norte Dakota
A, Berthiaume
Ory Aella
Bottinenu
Stone Hotel
Borrinwan
Norts Dakota
Dr. T. Sims
Std
Thompson Streets
Veterinary Hospital
Scripption
Albert Besancon
Masonic Block
Bortineau, North Dakota
Painter & Gleason
Bottineau, North Dakota
B. Nopee
J.0. Adamson
Broop
Nosie, Bloop & Adamson
D.G. Piatt
Lane Sura
Ride
Rincess Vilma Lwoff
Willard
Hot Springs
Her Highness
C. W. Richardson
Miss Richardson
Miss Richardsons
Harriman
Alaska
Thomas Scott
Aberdeen
A. M. Norman
London
Giard
Wimereux
Uncle Sam
A. Johnson
Bent
Wegon
W. P. McMillan
Prop
S. B. Mahaney
Willow City
Bottineau Courant
H. M. Trent
Bottineau, N. D
State of
Bottlayan
Franti
Ww. Reidel
N. G.wagner
Miministrates Batt Toner
Ninth Judicial
Mstelot
Bertha Gorman
M. W. Mathews
England
College of Music
Johnagaard
J. H. Weaver
Philadelphia College of Embalmers
Dale
Geo. B. McMillen
Geo. Lescault
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