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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1910

Page

4

Food Pigs Aidt I) Regard Height

New York report traces 1909 to 1967 price surges across 90 commodities including bread meat fruits and oils. Secretary Wilson testifies before a District of Columbia House committee probing high living costs while anti price protests form in Union Square Cooper Union and activist groups plan pledges to curb meat use.

Wilson Committee of National House New York Dradstreets District of Columbia House of Representatives Washington Union Square National Progressive Women's Suffrage Union Consumers’ League Frederick Nathan Cooper Union Donvld McLean I A. R McLean

World of Laughs in a Patchwork of Sayings

A humorous collage of misheard lines and wacky exchanges. The dialogue riffs on schooling manners parental advice and silly puns with references to nouns mornings and getting ahead. The piece blends whimsical character moments and playful banter.

Halley’s Comet Visible Over Atlantic City

Halley’s comet lit the western sky after sundown drawing thousands to the boardwalk. The sight lasted less than thirty minutes with tails clearly visible. A separate news item notes a Louisville mother praising Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for her three year old’s bronchitis and cold, with sale details at D. J. Ross and Lemmon’s Pharmacy.

Atlantic City N. J Halley Chamberlain W. G. Gibson Lexington D. J. Ross and Lemmon

Barred dancing in churches medieval bans

The record notes medieval prohibitions on dancing in sacred spaces. In 858 the bishop of Orléans condemned women's dancing in the presbytery at festivals. By 1209 theatrical dances in churches were forbidden, with councils soon condemning all church or churchyard dancing.

Orleans

Choir and preaching draw crowds at M E Church

Yesterday at the Methodist church the singing impressed all. A duet by Professor Babbitt and Miss Grace Hunter, a quartet led by Mrs. Howard McCleery, Miss Hunter, Professor Babbitt, and S J Cocklin delighted attendees. Doctor Buckner preached strongly with twenty five altar conversions and nightly meetings announced.

Methodist Church Professor Babbitt Grace Hunter Howard McCleery J. Cocklin Babbitt Chicago Buckner

Two Thirds Compositor and Swift Typesetters Accepted

In Hand Composition two thirds of the time serves as the measure of a compositor's eligibility. An em and square body of type define the work. 1000 ems per hour for book work, 71200 on newspaper work, mark speed. George Arensberg and Joe McCann, famed swift typists, each set over 2900 ems per hour in an early eighties contest reported by the New York Herald.

George Arensberg Joe McCann New York Herald

Monstrilla: A Singular Sea Crustacean Discovery

Fifty years ago Dana named a tiny sea animal monstrilla for its odd nature. This crustacean resembles Cyclops but lacks prey capture tools and a digestive tube. It has muscles nerves and sense organs yet cannot sustain life through digestion and faces natural death.

Dana Hlarper

Threat to Exhume Dead in Saginaw Cemetery

Saginaw park and cemetery commissioners order the city comptroller to notify delinquent cemetery lot owners that unless payments are made by March 1 disinterment will occur. Bodies will be moved to pauper graves in the meter section.

Saginaw, Mich Park and Cemetery Commissioners of Sagiaw City Comptroller Marsh

Property Owners to Hear Washington Street Payment Report

Property owners on EK Washington Street will gather at City Hall at 7 this evening to hear the committee report on the best method of paying for Washington Street improvements. The committee was appointed to study payment options and members are prepared to present findings. all owners are urged to attend.

EK. Washington Street City Hall E. Washington Street

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