08 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Washburn Times
Location
Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1905
Page
1
Judge Alton B Parker addressed the Illinois State Bar Association on how lawyers shape politics from village to national levels. He argued lawyers dominate constitutional making and judicial life, yet remain nonpartisan in judgments and leadership.
A historical reflection argues that lawyers bear unique duties to defend ballot integrity and resist threats to civil rights. It condemns the entanglement of law with politics and urges lawyers to uphold their high trust, regardless of personal gain.
Dennis Tapley of Savannah Georgia a cripple who peddled key rings in the streets and loved flowers says he has perfected a coal black rose named Mourning by a method that does not use chemicals. Experts call the feat a wonder and say black roses have long eluded naturalists. Tapley believes the bloom will bring him wealth.
The new shade Alice blue named after Miss Roosevelt sweeps fashion with blue hats hosiery and gowns. Manufacturers push updates as popular color spreads while girls face choice between updating outfits or risk of being called unfashionable.
A new color cure cult appears in Boston led by Flora Macdonald, an art lecturer and stained glass designer. The group claims color can cure all mortal ills if used properly.
A discussion on how color affects mental and physical health. Miss Macdonald links illnesses to color misuse and proposes correct color substitution as a cure. The piece also ponders romance and marital strain amid decorative color advice.
C B Edward of Raleigh offers the capitol gardener Japan walnut slips after a visitor squirrel ate most of the nuts at Myr Edwards yard and buried some near rose bushes, producing slips he now plans to give away.
Lieutenant Walter Martin of the Second Cavalry, stationed 190 miles from Manila, reports to St. Louis relatives about Igorrotes at Bangor fresh from the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. He notes surprising garb including trunks and overcoats, many alarm clocks, interest in St. Louis, and remarks on dogs and cold weather.
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