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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
5
Local items list soft shirts gas ovens and thermostatic bargains at The Fair and Dougherty Bros. multiple residents visit the city, including Miss Georgia Bosworth and Mrs Clark, while others return from travels to Crawfordsville and Brighton. Farmers and families stock up on hats shirts and cool underwear as summer nears.
The article notes European journals mocking J R Cartoons and Roosevelt as publicity apostle. It contrasts views that he enjoys censure with those claiming insensitivity to criticism. It places these reactions amid his Africa expedition and conspicuous public duties.
European editors and caricaturists debated Roosevelt during his world tour. The former president drew mixed reactions as he met kings and leaders, toured Rome and Paris, and clashed with critics over his bold, public personas while American reporters highlighted his global impact and adventures.
A fragment from a Paris event recounts Roosevelt addressing educated audiences about peace, wealth, and decline, with critics joking about his ascent to Olympus. The piece notes his tour in Scandinavia, a royal meeting, and a controversial German army review, ending with a disputed university ceremony.
The account portrays Theodore Roosevelt shaking hands with United States Marshal Seth Bullock, dining with Dr. Osler, and engaging with King George’s circle while England under Roosevelt prospers. He comments on football, jokes with Cambridge students, and guides Egypt policy, ending with a dramatic image of Nile comets and Curzon at Oxford.
A circus lion tamer faces a dangerous moment when the bad tempered lion bites his hand. The good lion intervenes by attacking the bad lion’s ally, prompting help from the troupe and allowing the tamer to escape the cage alive.
Want ads boast they exceed all city workers in handling odd jobs errands and sales and promise broad service to readers through a bustling classifieds network.
Members of the United Professional Teachers of Dancing at their annual Chicago convention declare aviation dance or the airship will become more popular than the waltz or the twostep. A lecturer says dancing should focus on gliding rather than hopping and wiggling.
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