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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1909

Page

22

Taft Likes New Home Plans in Washington Social

Beverly Maas reports President Taft enjoys his summer home near Ipswich and plans to spend mornings at Myopia Beach Club and afternoons golfing at Montrose Golf Club. The piece notes Taft’s preference for a restful town retreat and mentions social circles of Washingtonians among the younger set.

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Forest Fire Warnings and Telephonic Watchmen System

Report on forest fire warnings describing the telephoned watch system used to detect fires. A lookout on mountaintops, operators at telephone offices, and patrolmen with portable sets relay early fire news. Lines connect camps towns and exchanges aiding rapid response and family evacuation.

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Mystery of Devils Race Course on Blue Ridge Explored

A Baltimore American feature describes the Devils Race Course on the Blue Ridge as a vast natural stone path, hundreds to thousands of tons in places, forming a strange ancient roadway. Local observer H A Barnes notes its zigzag layout and wonders how ancient water could have carved and left stones so rounded and polished.

Baltimore American Blue Ridge H. A Barnes Penmar Penmer

One Swallow May Not Make a Summer Says Mr Kwilkumby

A reflective piece on seasonal change and mood compares a single swallow to a fly signaling winter. It evokes dawn routines and the tug of anticipation as mornings brighten yet the season feels unsettled, with a narrator contemplating time and rest.

Kwilkumby

Masons to Hold Fair at Colonial Beach Virginia

Colonial Beach Virginia announces a six day Masonic fair to raise funds for the Masonic Temple. Washingtonians and Virginians will travel by steamer Lions from Washington to attend opening ceremonies led by John T. Martin and Charles Botis with guests including Gude and Simpson. A large program features entertainment, parties, and civic events with many Washington residents visiting and participating.

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Washington Guests at The Latonias and Johnson House

A long list of Washington guests visits at The Latonias and The Johnson House, with names including A P Morton Charles Keller H Lewis J Courtney Robert Taylor A R White and many others, along with local residents and visiting families enjoying waterfront accommodations.

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The Modern Motorman and the Old Time Car Driver

An affectionate portrait contrasts the old time horse carriage driver with the modern trolley motorman. The piece highlights skill with levers and air brakes, uniformed authority, and the shift from manual to mechanical control on city streets.

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Women at Art Society Receptions Fashion and Choice

At Society of American Artists and National Academy receptions, observers note women’s outfits reflect influence from husbands and their art. Some wear bold stylish gowns while others seem unconcerned with coordination, showing a mix of artistic drapery and fashion sense during exhibitions.

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Luck in the Chisago Record Herald

A fortuitous dog owner named Eosworth secures a doctor issued certificate confirming an organic defect. An insurance agent later aims to challenge the certificate, but the holder can simply present it to defend his claim.

Chisago Record Man Eosworth

Last of the Stagecoaches An Iconic Texas Relic Dismantled

The Sam Houston stage coach, a relic of early Texas days, was torn apart and discarded after years of service between Austin and Brenham. Once battered by battles with Indians and highwaymen, it carried guards and mails amid bullet-marked wood. The coach, moved from its Bleu station and finally deemed unsightly, ends its era as railroads took over.

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Amusing description from Beektaa lates

Fragmentary OCR depicts a social satire about a noble love and a contract among Castle, Gladys, and a Philadelphia legal circle. It references Whalebone American Cheese Marroni Tin Soup and Depression era concerns with a humorous club scene and a faked ledger of titles and feasts.

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