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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1908

Page

7

Bills Go Through The Prohibitioniste And Their Hope Of Democratic Support

Washington May 18 Special The forest service spending and power draw in the agriculture bill sparks Senate debate over franking abuses and Chief Pinchot. House rush seals 177 page sundry bill with quick government printing. Prohibition Party hopes to push anti saloon plank in Denver. Tillman misses sessions due to ill health and Europe trip. Bryan stance on state regulated liquor cited. House rules committee rivals Williams and DeArmond keep aloof after last December fist fight.

Washington Senate Congress Foresty Bureau Forest Service Department of Agriculture Gifford Wincehet Forestry Bureau Winehot Pinchot Roosevelt House Government National Prohibition Party Denver Mr. Bryan Bryan Tillman Europe Williams DeArmond House Rules Committee Missourian de Armond

Convention Primer on National Political Conventions

A historic primer explains how Democratic conventions differ from Republican ones, noting two thirds nomination rule for Democrats since 1832, unit rule for Democrats, and no unit rule adoption by Republicans. It lists acclamation or unopposed nominations including Jackson 1832, Harrison 1839, Van Buren 1840, Lincoln 1864, Cleveland 1888, Bryan 1900, Roosevelt 1904.

Jackson Harrison van Buren Clay Lincoln Grant Cleveland McKinley Bryan Roosevelt

Dick and the Giant Bird Tale from Philadelphia Ledger

A lively tale about Dick a singing boy who wanders near a dark forest and is captured by a giant. In a prisonlike room he longs for home before the giant forces a sad final scene ending with Dick’s death as a caged bird.

Distates Philadelphia Ledger

Nonsense A Game Circle Description

A party game instructs players to sit in a circle and take turns whispering one part of speech to create a silly sentence. Starting with an article then an adjective a noun verb number another adjective and a noun plural each player announces their word to fashion a complete line such as The solemn grasshopper ate.

Forty Three Inturatea Iob Sters

A fragmented OCR line appears to reference forty three inturatea job ster s. The readable material is sparse and lacks coherent context or verifiable details for a proper news item.

Gold Mines Promise Richer Rhodesia Output

Since 1903 the gold production of Rhodesia and South Africa has more than doubled. Beloch the mining expert says the Johannesburg gold reef is good for at least 15 billion dollars. Mount Morgan in New South Wales is described as a mountain of gold having produced 2,471,303 ounces at 20 dollars per ounce.

Rhodesia South Africa Beloch Johannesburg Mount Morgan New South Wales

The Farmer's Tasks and the Rise of Machinery

A Western farm visit shows mechanical power replacing hand labor from seed potato cutting to milking and dairy processing. A gasoline engine powers a line shaft driving potato processing, milking, and a dairy sterilizing room while the farmer comments on the political machine not thriving in rural precincts.

Forcing Cantaloupes Under Muslin Canopies in California

A California trial grew cantaloupes under white muslin canopies over each hill to accelerate readiness by two or three weeks. Wires arched over the hills secure the fabric, protecting fruit from wind and frost at a cost of about eight cents per canopy.

California

Dodder Seeded With Clover or Alfalfa Control Tips

Dodder shows as yellowish patches where clover or alfalfa are seeded, with rounded spreading areas and twining stems. Cut and burn affected plants and nearby havens for two feet, or spread and burn straw to destroy dodder and stop seed formation.

Toads as Garden Insect Destroyers in Farm Journal

The article notes that toads eat bugs birds avoid, including rose bugs and hairy caterpillars. They target night flying insects and worms, defend a single hunting ground free of insects, and are valued as insect destroyers next to birds, with gardeners urged to keep many.

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