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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1911

Page

3

Great Falls Camp Meeting Expands Into Summer School

The Great Falls camp meeting and Biblical institute enters its fourth year with 300 residents in 46 tents. ministers dominate attendance while visitors join in services, fishing, and other activities as improvements like a sewer system and landscape work beautify the site. Notable speakers include Sir Gross Alexander and Dr John A Rice, with Bishop Morrison supervising evangelistic services. Lodging costs 50 cents nightly with board and tent rent about seven dollars.

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Education for printers aims to raise journeyman efficiency

The International Typographical Union issued two pamphlets through its commission on supplemental trade education to persuade printers to pursue further study. President James M. Lynch says the effort seeks to boost journeyman productivity and offer apprentices a path to improve in their chosen field. The booklet showcases work from those who completed the commission’s course, developed with Inland Printer, and aims to benefit newspapers nationwide.

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Great Interest Is Shown in Cullom Bill for a National Road System

Gen J Floyd King, former Louisiana representative, organizes a campaign to pass Cullom’s senate bill for a national highway system funded by the federal government. Business leaders and lawmakers split on the plan, with supporters arguing it will ease costs and traffic, while opponents push for state built roads with minimal federal aid.

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Mrs La Follette Plans Daily Articles Tomorrow

Mrs La Follette vows to publish daily articles starting tomorrow, sharing life’s blend of pleasure and pain and inviting readers to see the plan through her perspective.

Call Frightens Robber In Bar Harbor Cottage

Special to The Washington Post reports a burglar attempted a Pittsburg Mrs W. Kuhn cottage robbery August 12. He cut telephone wires and entered Mrs Kuhn's room, fighting with her thinking her son Wendell. She cried out, startling the intruder who fled from the veranda with a valuable stickpin, leaving behind a private line to the stable uncut. Police were summoned from the stable.

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Patriotic orders host sessions and union events in district

Advisory board of the Patriotic Order Sons of America met at Mariners Temple as guests of Washington Camp No 2. A convention was scheduled for August 24 at 623 Louisiana Ave NW to elect a national representative for the District. Camp No 4 received petitions for degrees and listed several speakers. Washington Masons plan a Veiled Prophets council parade with up to 100 bands in September, led by Kallipolis Grotto’s John H. Shreve. Burnside Post G A R discussed pensions and endorsed the Sulloway bill after condemning the Sherwood bill.

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Healthy Old Age Promise From Laxative Elixir

An advertisement touts a senna and fig laxative as a natural, gentle cleanser for all ages. It claims strengthing, warming effects without weakening internal organs and urges buying only genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product with the brand name on the package.

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