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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1908

Page

9

Roosevelt Conferes on Natural Resources at White House

The article coverages the opening of the White House conference on natural resource conservation. President Roosevelt, Vice President Fairbanks, and Supreme Court members attend as governors and candidates mingle. Speeches urge wise use and renewal of forests, soil, waterways. committee on resolutions formed. Bryan thanks the President amid a broad reception of leaders and candidates.

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GREAT WASTE OF FUEL

Andrew Carnaliga addresses how future coal consumption and destruction may be misestimated while urging careful use of resources. The piece notes rising prices due to exhaustions, with current costs already higher by 10 to 18 percent and coal power plants wasting most potential energy.

ANL Sears Andrew Carnaliga

Mercury Sizzles City With Heat Wave Antics and Attire

The city baked as temperatures neared 94 degrees with 80 at 8 am, 93 at noon, and 3 pm readings higher than official Bureau figures. Residents shed winter wear for derbies and straw hats while peek-a-boo waists and canvas shoes resurfaced. Forecasters warned continued heat. no relief expected.

Sol Weather Bureau

Conservation remarks at White House conference stance

Delegates gather on the north portico to photograph and hear talks on mineral conservation. Carnegie, Spears, and Gov Johnson urge faster action to curb waste and preserve ore, forests, water routes, and soil for future American industry.

White House Gov. Johnson Hrgan Johnson Bryan James J. Wil Andrew Carnegie Ung Sally Minnesota Roosevelt Gay Nod Mississippi Mr. Bryan Minnescta Carregle Carnegie

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promise of Blood Purity and Broad Cures

An 19th century advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for blood humors manifesting as pimples boils and eczema. It claims to relieve nervousness biliousness indigestion headache loss of appetite and fatigue while promoting blood purification appetite restoration nerve strength liver and stomach health. The copy mentions a long success record and includes promotional phrases.

In Memory of General Wint Ceremonies at Arlington

Memorial rites for Brig Gen Theodore J Wint were held at Arlington National Cemetery with thirty five survivors of the Sixth Pennsylvania Cavalry taking part. A 2150 monument is being erected as a Pennsylvania tribute to its soldiers and the state legislature has approved funding for the project.

Theodore J. Wint Arligton National Cemetery Sixth Pennsylvania Cavalry Gen Wint Arlington Pennsylvania

Moffat Leaves La Guaira for Home On Paducah

American Consul Thomas P. Moffat in La Guaira Venezuela amid bubonic plague reports seeks return aboard the sunboat Paducah. The vessel will voyage from Willemstad to Puerto Cabello carrying a message granting Mr. Moffat sixty days leave of absence.

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