Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Today -100: August 10, 1911: Of milk, maneuvers, and elevated officials
I believe I mentioned that President Taft’s cow would be a special exhibit at the International Dairy Show in Milwaukee. Well, her milk will be sold at 50¢ for a small bottle. Souvenir milk – who came up with that brilliant idea?
Orange, NJ bans Carrie Davenport from teaching in Orange schools. She is black.
The Texas Legislature shouts down a proposal that Booker T. Washington be allowed to speak in the Capitol.
Airplanes will participate in German military maneuvers for the first time.
Headline of the Day -100: “CHOOSE ELEVATED OFFICIALS.” The guys in charge of Chicago’s El. So it’s the train tracks that are elevated, not the officials.
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