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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1905
Page
2
Washington letter notes ex Senator Chandler in witty back and forth over 1908 presidential candidates. It describes the Roosevelts dining al fresco on the south portico, with open air breakfasts and dinners, tea on the veranda, and the scenic view of Potomac and surrounding grounds.
The piece recalls Senator Chandler of New Hampshire as a vivid disruptor who sparked turmoil to liven dull sessions. It notes his playful clashes with Democrats like Ben Tillman, provoking sharp repartee before quietly leaving the chamber to enjoy the spectacle.
The article recalls late Senator Hanna of Ohio hosting al fresco breakfasts at the Don Cameron house by Lafayette Square. President McKinley and cabinet members joined, with Hanna’s celebrated corn beef hash, while Roosevelt later sought the recipe and adopted hash as a White House staple. Roosevelt favors plain substantial food with Potomac shad, watercress salad, and perfect coffee at breakfast.
An old Norwich practice still allows anyone to receive a substantial meal on three days each year. Applicants must recite aloud in St. Giles church a prayer for the sovereign's health before sharing broth, beef and bread and a liberal beer allowance.
A lecturer urges mothers to view pregnancy as sacred work and to use natural foods, moderation in meat, and vigorous yet sensible exercise. He debunks strict rules from new guides, stresses balanced diets rich in vegetables and fruits, and argues mental attitudes shape the child's future talents and happiness.
A reader seeks help to maintain breastfeeding. The writer cites milk enhancement through warm milk, bran drinks, and cocoa with milk, warns against tea and alcohol, and endorses a bran rich diet and simple nutritious foods to stimulate lactation. Dr Harris is quoted supporting milk based diet to aid nursing.
Readers are invited to write for health information to Dr. David H. Reeder of LaPorte Indiana. Include full name and address and at least four cents in postage.
A guide for boys to craft simple electro magnets using soft iron cores and home made batteries. Steps cover wound wire spools, jar batteries with carbon and zinc plates, sal ammoniac electrolyte, and options with bichromate for stronger current. Cautions warn against short circuits and handling caustic solutions.
A Junior Post Express excerpt features Fred praising a fellow's mother for nursing and mending. He notes her care after injuries, her practical repairs with bags and strings, and her forgiving stance when a boy is true. The poem ends with a vow to heed his mother daily.
The head of the eagle that crowned the old Boston custom house for 91 years has been presented by George H. Davenport of Boston to the Bostonian Society.
A man named Robert Williard pled guilty by telephone to a charge and paid a $14 fine by mail after being informed by Constable Pettit. The warrant was served by the constable, who reported Williard’s reluctance to leave farm work.
Reggie plans to apologize to Mrs. Gay for missing her bridge party. A letter of regret will accompany a two thousand dollar check, per Puck.
The article notes John Jacob Astor as the sole New Yorker wealthier than $1 million in 1830, and now the Astor estate is valued near $1,000,900,000, highlighting a dramatic rise in fortune tied to the family and properties.
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