Child’s Quip Turns Parental Lesson Into Laugh
A humorous exchange shows a mother scolding her son for misbehavior and the boy replying that his earlier dime purchase was worth it. The lighthearted dialogue captures domestic wit and a playful family moment.
Miss Lipches Urges Men as High School Teachers
Miss Ida Lipches president of the New York School Teachers League argues men should teach many high school classes. She contends young women teachers are often more interested in matrimonial chances and dress than public questions. She speaks on School Problems.
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Four kinds of teachers urged for schools and equal pay
Miss Lipches advocates four teacher kinds for different ages, plus equal pay for equal work. She criticizes overemphasis on mathematics Greek and Latin, endorses vocational training, and prefers older married women in primary grades while favoring young teachers in high school. She supports women on the School Board and cites New York equal salary moves backed by Interborough Association.
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Interborough Association
School Voters’ League
Poems for Your Scrap Book By THOMAS B.REED
Poem lyricizes a voyage across Vesuvian bays and islands. The speaker drifts by Vesuvius and Ischia with Capri awaiting beyond sapphire gates, imagining a dreamful, spirit filled paradise. A wistful, romantic landscape unfolds in vivid maritime imagery.
Balloon Sent In 1910 Found By Woman
In Portsmouth New Hampshire Mrs Mary Shaw of Exeter found a balloon sent up by Eben H Blaisdell a Portsmouth grocer in 1910 It carried a promise of reward and was later awarded a Christmas gift to celebrate the discovery in a tree after nearly three years
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Eben H. Blaisdell
Mary Shaw
Exeter
Credit Co Employees Give Sallinger Gift
Sallinger proprietor of the Peoples Credit Company received a mahogany card table and cut glass lamp yesterday from his employees. A supper was served and the presentation followed by a damia on the floors of the sales offices at 501 Hington Street.
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S. Sallinger
People’s Credit Company
Damia
Hington Street
Wie Strelet
Menominee Narrowly Escapes Collision in Christmas Blizzard
The steamer Menominee from Antwerp with 75 passengers reached port after a near collision with an unidentified laden steamer in darkness during a savage Christmas Eve blizzard. Officers kept control as the other vessel disappeared, the Menominee’s crew and passengers unaware of danger. The voyage endured rough seas and a damaged wireless setup aboard the ship.
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Menominee
Red Star Line
Antwerp
Anfindsen
Menominee Encounters Sudden Freighter Delays Storms
The Menominee was over three days late as continual storms kept passengers in cabins. On Christmas Eve a fierce blizzard struck with head winds and seas while Captain Anfindsen stayed on the bridge. Near Cape Sable a freighter appeared in the liner’s path prompting quick signals to the helm and engine room.
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Cape Sable
Menominee
The
Schooner Lost Four in Squall Off Yarmouth Cape
The Dorothy M Smart reports the drowning of four crewmen after a squall off Yarmouth Cape. Frank Daley of Mt. Pleasant Jessie Halliday of Digby Loran Mc Whinnie of Port Nova and Stewart Robinson of Parker's Cove perished as eight were swept overboard with three survivors and one rescued by a dory. The Digby schooner hails from Digby.
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Yarmouth Cape
Dorothy M Smart
Frank Daley
Mt. Pelasant
Jessie Halliday
Digby
Loran McWhinnie
Port Vauxx
Stewart Robinson
Parker's Cove
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Dorothy M. Smart
Kaiser Wilhelm Welcomes Grandchild as Prince August William Welcomes Son
Berlin December 26 reports Prince August William and Princess August William welcomed a son today. The couple, married October 22, 1808, are the Emperor's fourth son and Princess Alexandra Victoria of Schleswig Holstein. This marks their first child.
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Berzlin
Prince August William
August William
Alexandra Victoria
Schleswis- Holstein
Bargains Move Fast as More Goods Arrive Daily
Goods move quickly and create money saving opportunities as fast as one lot sells out another appears. The bulletin cannot print all bargains again today but shoppers are urged to buy now for substantial savings.
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