Prize Money Mystery on the Kangaroo Sea Tale
Captain Penly returns to the Kangaroo to settle a shipwreck case and a mutinous captain. Lane confesses a plan to salvage his crew and port the ship. Penly rewards loyalty with a $10,000 check and a marriage dowry as Martha J. Greene chronicles a sea drama of pride, gratitude, and reconciliation.
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Lal Penly
Applegate
Kangaroo
Peely
Penly Balted
Lane
Penly
Narragannett Boy
Bristol
Stone
Captain Lane
Newport Harbor
Tomecracy
Sabe
Providence
Ashe
Pall River
Hiia
Frank Penly
Martha J. Greene
Roosevelt and friends weave beads at White House event
An account notes Mrs Roosevelt becoming adept at beadwork at Oyster Bay and the White House, with friends joining in. Separate item reports Philadelphia firefighters testing rapidAutomobile response to false alarms, where a staged check on a hose and engine occurs to save time.
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Pinosevelt
New York
Mrait Ban
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Belle
Ehalit
Mately
Preniliente
Public Debate Over Whipping in Schools Rages On
Professor Henry L. Boltwood of Branston High School argues corporal punishment is needed to curb bandit behavior, while Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University and Chicago educators advocate restraint. The exchange centers on discipline methods, truancy enforcement, and school authority amid calls for stronger measures to curb juvenile crime.
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Henry L. Boltwood
Branston, T
Co-Operative
First Congregational Church of
Evanston
Chicago Record Herald
Profesor Boltwood
Boltwood
Puplila
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
New York
Demetpals
Paterson
Becaus
Tollwood
No Title Higher Than Man Song by Mayor Jones
Mayors Ramuel M. Jones of Tulnto writes a patriotic verse to a tune titled The Ned White and Blue. The piece envisions a nation where no title is higher than man and all live as comrades under equality, with America uniting in love and freedom.
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Telese
Ramuel M. Jones
Tulnto
Jones
Hn- Quirer
America
Gervant
Tom Wave
Breakfast on a smoking car trains inspire stubborn rider
William Rohr of Massapequa New York rides the 7 32 a m suburban train breakfasting en route with a pasteboard box of hot steak and coffee while passengers jeer. A local resident with railroad sway kept the train from stopping to Mancapequa after December 1. Rohr defends his habit as a daily routine admired by fellow travelers.
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Long Island Mas
William Rohr
Mancapequa
WN. Y
Rohr
Grafting a New Lip by Dr Doran in Chattanooga
Dr CS Doran of Chattanooga recently performed a facial graft on Charles Skillern to combat cancer that destroyed the upper lip. A new lip was grafted from the inner cheek, and Skillern has since been seen on the streets after a brief confinement with results barely noticeable.
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Algeria
Chicago Tribune
Abbe Raoul
Tunis
Gazetta
CS. Doran
Chathinooga
Charles Skillern
Darrad
Skillern
Chatishooga
Skilern
Comperative Wedding Gatte In Co-operative Gifts
Cooperative wedding presents are popular. When a couple can marry their friend commit to giving one or more handsome gifts. To avoid duplicates the bride often asks guests to state preferred items.
Blind Girl's Optimism in New Keller Book Optiminman Relay
Extracts from the new book Optiminman Relay by Miss Helen Keller portray her creed of cheerful effort and cooperation with good despite blindness. The publisher note says the work marks Keller's entry into the worldly stage and presents philosophy on happiness, struggle, and the value of work, with Keller affirming optimism through labor and resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Keller
New York World
Messrs. T. ¥. Crowell & Co
New York City
Miss Keller
Mise Keller
Darwin
Oriental Dinner Details Stir Quebec Hostess Society
A New York Hotel Gregorian dinner honored three young women returned from the orient voyage with their father’s yacht. The event featured yellow themed decor, music, and attire, with a festive but antithetical setup to a stag dinner. A noted chant and art on the walls preceded references to labor law limits on railroads and state employee collective action.
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Eptember
W. JD. Warring
Quebec
Gregorian
New York
Orient
Land of the
Waltera
Bavor
Chinens Teaters
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