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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1910
Page
26
The Washington Post reports Senator Lodge introduced a bill to treat cost stored foods over a year as adulterated unless labeled with storage time. House support from J Hampton Moore is noted as investigations seek four months and a $65,000 funding boost. The aim is price relief and storage hygiene.
Congress considers an antisption bill aimed at banning cotton futures trading except bona fide contracts. The measure targets telegraph and telephone firms aiding prohibited dealings and requires owners and brokers to prove ownership while allowing legitimate sales for future delivery. The South pressures for action to safeguard producers against manipulation by cotton exchanges.
Col W F Cody named master of ceremonies as representatives from every tribe are invited. The program aims to showcase chief leadership while noting ongoing Indian population statistics and mortality figures from the Bureau of Indian Affairs for the United States mainland.
The tale surveys quests for youth from Ponce de Leon to Dr Hogan’s rumored elixir. It shifts to a Paris clinic vignette of a young woman seeking admission, then glances at British figures Sir Claude and royal conduct, plus a note on De Mornays and a New York visit.
A 1920s New York analysis ponders why a burglar with a steady job and alias life would risk crime. It weighs psychology and social factors, arguing burglary yields little income and risks murder, while fame lies in criminal charm and misdirection.
Robert Taft son of the President supervised college men imported from New Haven to oversee recent ballots on the Bowery in New York City. He reported experiences to the intercollegiate council, noting readiness to confront officials and the behavior of volunteers amid the tense political atmosphere.
A fragmented column mixes poems with local news notes. Gustav A. Anderson, inventor of the Anderson horse coupling, faced a political bid in Kansas City Kane, placing third in the mayoral primaries and later backing James E. Porter. Anderson suffers a smeltpox attack and may be hospitalized. he resides at 1914 Central Avenue.
Fragmented satirical observations discuss gender roles and male behavior in social life and sports metaphors. A humorous tone critiques women and men, noting how communication methods influence perceptions of restraint and daring in relationships and games.
Collier of San Diego says Panama Schwabexposition aims to showcase Pacific Southwest progress without federal funding. He cites private and state support totaling over 2 million dollars, with plans for a bayfront fete and international participation from the Orient and South America.
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