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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1908

Page

8

Roosevelt Africa Hunt News Turns Into Literature

A 1909 feature argues Theodore Roosevelt will travel to East Africa for a year of big game hunting. It notes risks from fever and wildlife, preparations with a taxidermist, and plans to gift specimens to a U.S. museum. It mentions William N. McMillan’s Juja Farm and the Roosevelt party’s need for native diplomacy and gifts.

Mr. Roosevelt Africa American Museum of Natural History Huntsman William N. McMillan St. Louis East Africa Equator Juja Farm McMillan Charming

Roosevelt to hunt big game in Africa in bold expedition

The article portrays Theodore Roosevelt planning an Africa trip to hunt large game beyond the United States. It notes his prior exploits with bears and big animals, his status as a world figure, and details costs, logistics, and the involvement of his son and team. It cites observers like Percy Pringle and Tippo Tib while reflecting on the spectacle and controversy of such a voyage.

Robertus Love Theodore Roosevelt Africa Roosevelt Huntsman Ofce German East Africa East Africa Mr. Pringle Pringle Karamoyo Barnum Suez Mr. Roosevelt Mississippi Equatorial Africa King Leo Darky Europe J. Roosevelt Bhed Teodore Roosevelt Alexander Ake Percy Pringle Kermit Peruse Pringle Tippo Tib Tippo East

Puzzler No 33 Literary Lights Women Writers

The puzzle lists female authors and clues about their works. Clues include collaborators with Shakespeare, the Battle Hymn author, Sara Crewe author, Cry of the Children poet, Songs of Seven poet, and other noted women writers and a New England novelist. It presents a set of ten items plus related hints and a following puzzle titled Hidden Fruits.

Matthew Arnold Sara Crewe New England

Animal Puzzle names two fabulous creatures

In Farm and Fireside a puzzle hints at two legendary animals. The brief item invites readers to guess the creatures based on the playful clue and its quaint magazine tone.

The Whole Is Worth More Than Its Parts

A poem notes that wind and shield lack value alone yet when the whole is placed correctly, the combined item gains immense worth. The speaker emphasizes that the solitary element is trivial, but paired with the right counterpart, its significance multiplies significantly.

Added Fractions Puzzle No 37

A word riddle asks to combine fractions of items to yield new meanings. Clues include two-thirds of a pig two-thirds of an ant and half of an ox yielding a musical instrument. Other parts mix fractional values of agate gold and silver to produce a strong wind and more.

Sign of servitude and golden prison break request

A cryptic note speaks of enduring servitude yet hints at a golden prison cell. It offers help to bake the finest cake if the reader will enact a prison break, implying a metaphorical trap or constraint to escape through culinary aid.

No. 39 A Pyramid a century letters dividend silent United States merriment

Puzzle clues describe a pyramid where the bottom and each side read upward the same. Entries include a letter in century, two letters in dividend, a silent meaning word, the name of a U S state, and a word meaning fitted to excite merriment. The puzzle yields a symmetric word square with identical readings along base and sides.

United States

Weather Outlook Across Midwest Tonight

The forecast calls for generally fair conditions across Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin with cooler spells in the north. Lower Michigan and Iowa stay mostly fair with a chance of local storms in northern sections and cooler temperatures in the far north and west areas.

Illinois Indiana Lower Michigan Wisconsin Iowa

Market quotes and livestock prices from Chicago and East Buffalo

Chicago bids show wheat corn oats pork lard and cash sales with Sept Dec May quotes and live stock ranges for hogs cattle sheep and calves. East Buffalo dealers report slower cattle supply with export steers at 6.25 6.75 and hogs down to 7.20 7.30 while lambs and sheep hold firmer bids.

Chicago Chicago Board of Trade Timothy East Buffalo N. Y Dunning & Stevens Live Stock Commission

Prominent Minneapolis magnate T McKnight dies

News items note the death of T McKnight, a leading Minneapolis real estate man and millionaire lumberman, due to heart disease. Other reports cover labor unrest in France, shipyard lockouts in Germany, fixed rates among River Platte shippers, a Syrian colony movement in New York for a Turkish battleship, a Peru court freeing most political prisoners, wage cuts at United States Iron Company mills, partial restart at Alan Wood Iron and Steel, and a Beaudette lumber mill fire causing about 250000 dollars in losses.

T. McKnight Minneapolis France Vulcan Stettin Germany Alan Wood Iron and Steel Company Conshohocken Shevlin-Mathins Lumber Company Beaudette Minn

Puzzler Key and Puzzles No 25 to 31

A compact listing of puzzles including Word Square items Stove Inter Seven Trail Enter Rabid and a sequence of works and clues such as The Children's Hour The Golden Legend The Spanish Student plus a Syncopation entry Roman Joan a Word Hunt Monarchy arc Transposition Octave avo cet A Diagonal Well Known Book Gulliver's Travels and a Double Acrostic referencing Sir Walter Scott Sir Isaac Newton with a sequence of related word clues and solutions across numbered tasks 82 18 14 Trophy Tinted.

Stove Trail Rabid Roman Joan Arc Octave Avocet

Cheops Pyramid Holds Over Four Million Tons of Stone

The Cheops pyramid near Cairo is described as containing more than 4,000,000 tons of stone in the ancient structure, highlighting its enormous scale and construction effort.

Cheops Pyramid of Cairo

Court House Will Close During Chautauqua

The court house will close every afternoon during the Chautauqua. Citizens should complete county business before noon.

Court House

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