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Newspaper

Barstow Printer

Location

Barstow, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1910

Page

4

Tolstoy and the Princess described in an interview

Isabel C. Barrows reports a St Petersburg meeting with a princess interested in prisons who speaks of Tolstoy and a prayer she wrote for him. The princess praises Tolstoy’s kindness but urges him to trust Jesus and accept the gospel.

St. Petersburg Mme. Breshkowsky Count Tolstoi Tolstoi Jesus Isabel C. Barrows The Christian Register

Municipal Neatness and the Quest for Clean Towns

Editorial urges drastic action against billboard nuisances and vacant-lot ugliness. It argues that neatness costs little, improves health, and boosts the city beautification movement, asserting clean surroundings shape virtuous living and faster municipal progress.

Ancient keeper’s tale of a coastal light and goats

In a Cornish fishing bay a lighthouse keeper explains the light’s erratic midnight behavior. An officer of the coast guard questions the claim, and the keeper asserts goats retreat before twelve to save the isle, a humorous local twist from the St. James Gazette.

Coast Guard St. James Gazette

Watchman for a Dollar a Night Prompts Quip

A humorous exchange about hiring a night watchman for one dollar suggests skepticism about value and reliability. The dialogue frames the question of affordable security with a light taunt about the man being a “pretty good dollar watch.”

Uncle Sam Calls for Nationwide Fly Extermination War

New York reports the United States government launches a mass drive against the house fly Musca Domestica. Scientists say cleanliness can wipe out the pest within years. the public is urged to adopt stringent hygiene to stop its spread.

York United States

Gators and Insects Hunt New Home

New Orleans plans drain and reclaim over 1,000,000 acres within 50 miles to transform marsh into gardens and towns. Contracts for 100,000 additional acres in nearby parishes under way, bringing suburbs and paved roads closer as Panama Canal opens. Mississippi filtering and sewerage systems cost about $25,000,000 and improve city water quality.

New Orleans

Dentists Hindered by Unruly Hair Trend at Office

A Chicago dentist in the Masonic temple laments hair styles complicating dental work. He recounts a patient whose hair snagged a sleeve button, removing curls and prompting nonpayment. He suggests dentists boycott current styles or require hair removal before procedures.

Fort Perote Fortified Again by Mexican Government

Historic fortress Perote on the Apam plain near Jalapa Mexico is being rehabilitated to garrison and arm its battlements with modern guns. Texans from the Mier expedition recall its grim confinement there after General Scott captured it during the Mexican War.

Perote Apam Jalapa Mexico Mier General Scott Vera Cruz Scott

Self Restraint in a Flooded Garden Dispute

In this vignette Ellen admires her employer's garden then laments its ruin after a neighbor's ditch floods it. She tells the doctor she did not voice anger, instead wishing the neighbor ill and choosing quiet restraint over confrontation. The exchange highlights neighbourly tension and restraint in response to property damage.

Ellen

Communion Table Checks in New England Churches

The author notes a custom in several New England churches where deacons walked the aisles after services and gave metal checks to those deemed fit to commune. At the communion Sabbath they ensured each communicant possessed a check before receiving bread and wine, and collected the check after greeting the communicant.

New England

A Painful Fact About Waiting for the Right Moment

A reflective note on the awkward delay and nerve needed to meet a specific girl in social moments. The piece considers how anticipation can shape the first impression and the struggle to act at the exact needed instant.

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