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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1911
Page
11
A fragmentary late 1944 newspaper page mixes postal subscription terms with long rants on economics and tariffs, plus scattered notes about Belgium Morocco and Canada. It references farmer direct-sales schemes, Underwood tariff talk, and a portrait of domestic life and public figures in a dense, opinionated mosaic.
A fragmentary opinion piece debates progressives versus conservative factions in a midwestern state, noting tensions between reformers and old-line Republicans. It questions who guides future votes, the role of labor, and the impact of leaders like Yeon Champlain and Bourne.
Spokane orchardists test electric light kill method against codling moths and aphids in a six year old block. W M Frost and J C Lawrence demonstrate netted incandescent globes to attract and electrokill pests, claiming one battery per acre could replace spraying and reduce costs. Several neighbors adopt the system as thousands of acres await electrified implements next spring.
Lord Dunmore, a veteran of the Boer War and Egypt, renowned explorer, and long 6 ft 4 in figure, is profiled with his marriage to Miss Kemble and his Asia ride from Peking to Constantinople. The article recounts royal marriage law changes, Virginia history links, and sharp portraits of Dunmore’s American kin and scandalous episodes aboard ships.
Mrs De Jay described an odd scene at a market court showing a self styled professor Voight who claimed cures through strange rituals and electric shocks. Two women Mrs Goodwin and Mrs Beneroy testified detailing examinations, breath blowing, and nonhypnotic treatments. Magistrate Herbert remanded Voight in $900 bail for further examination.
In Kansaner Star a reader from Warrensburg Missouri asks how the butterfly got its name. Grimms legends link elves disguising as insects to stealing milk and butter, while Century Encyclopedia suggests the tale explains a name’s origin as conjecture. A modern high school slang shift from fluttering by to butterfly is proposed, likening mischievous boys slang to the term. The piece notes the mystery remains, favoring the fluttering butterfly over one that steals butter.
The article discusses the admiralty order to fit a destroyer with internal combustion engines and the broad implications. It notes potential major changes in warship design through reductions in space and bunker needs, fuel weight, and labor, with significant weight savings and the possible disappearance of funnels. It also highlights the strategic advantage from reduced smoke and flare revealing the ship’s position.
In a United States circuit court yesterday Judge Lacombe asked Rev. Father Matisse Cuevas, head of the Roman Catholic Path, if he is a polygamist. The priest reportedly denied the accusation during the proceedings.
The death of Archbishop Grusche of Viesma triggers a discussion among cardinals about the papal succession. With 47 living cardinals and various national tensions, a two thirds majority remains essential, while age and health limit many potential electors. Rampolla is a prominent but frail candidate. the veto power once used by Austria halted his rise, and Pius X’s decree now seeks to prevent external interference in conclave votes.
Isabel W Hutchison reflects in Chambers' Journal on memory images formed in darkness. She describes how old pictures rise from the brain like buried sunbeams when Memory with her lantern pours a spell, reviving distant streets, blossoms, and childhood sounds.
A humorous verse notes returning family and staff from Newport, Chicago, and shore towns with playful observations. It contrasts replies from relatives and a narrator about a father who never left town while others return. The piece ends with satirical witticisms on money, dentistry, salaries, and reforms.
A light humor piece remarks that bluffers blot themselves and that citizens serve country when paid, while noting shy girls avoiding talk for future duties and to how Worsan’s sharping style would impress a wordeman with lifelong fencing lessons.
Washington reports quote Bir Bewerd Boyle of Landas arguing it is unthinkable Europe will wage war, citing Britain France and the United States peace treaties. Other remarks discuss Haiti politics, Santo Domingo stability, and Aguinaldo’s status and integrity amid shifts in Philippine affairs.
A fragmentary dialogue notes Johnny debating favors with a neighbor and referencing his mother. The terse exchange hints at social nuance and family dynamics without full context.
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