The Berry Industrial School for Poor White Boys
Martha Berry describes founding the Berry School in Georgia to educate poor white boys in farming and crafts on 1500 acres. From a 100 acre gift, the school grew to 150 students, 15 teachers, three dormitories, and a $150,000 campus. Students work to cover costs. donors fund recitation halls and facilities. The program aims to create skilled, respectable citizens through disciplined, practical education.
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Georgia Mountains
Berry Industrial School
Martha Berry
Survey Press Bureau
Miss Berry
South
Berry School
University of A l
Georgia
Honest Butter And Eggs Bill Passes In Connecticut House
The Connecticut House passed two bills on Friday without amendment. The cold storage eggs measure requires labeling with the words cold storage eggs or preserved eggs and imposes a fine up to 25 dollars for misrepresentation. The butter bill mandates labeling net weight on all printed butter wrappers and also carries a maximum fine of 25 dollars for violations.
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Connecticut House of Representatives
Bishop
New Haven
German Catholic Notes from St Boniface G S C Meeting
The semi annual St Boniface G S C meeting at St Joseph's School hall drew a large attendance with two hours of business and officer elections led by President John Dobdy and Rev Father Hubert Dahme. Upcoming events include a July 11 summer social at Schietingers Grove, youth focus, music by Eisenmanns mandolin orchestra, and invitations to St Josephs Young Mens Club and Mary Sodality.
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St. Boniface G
St. Joseph's School Hall
John Dobdy
John Gruber
George H.C. Koehm
Lea Eisenmann
Joseph Schietinger
David Wildebrandt
Geo. Wieler
Geo. Rahrig
Frank Nothnagle
John Lk Harter
William Hisenmann
Hubert Dahme
St. Joseph's Church
St. Joseph's Young Men's Club
St. Mary's Sodality
St. Boniface Church
New Haven
Children of Mary Sodality
the Grove
Eisenmann
St. Joseph's Parochial School
Father Dahme
Forest Grove
Labor Day
Two Men Drowned Saving Boy in Jamaica Bay
In New York on a Jamaica Bay launch yesterday afternoon Charles N Doudera of 635 Belemere Place Brooklyn and Louis J Eoling of 3864 Pulaski Street Williamsburg jumped overboard to rescue Doudera's seven year old son Elmo who had fallen in the water. Both men, and the boy, were drowned. Mr and Mrs Earnest Middleton celebrate the birth of a son on June 30. Mrs Middleton was formerly Miss May Lyons.
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New York
Charles N. Doudera
Belemere Place
Brooklyn
Louis J. Eoling
Pulaski Street
Williamsburg
Jamaica Bay
Doudera
Elmo
Earnest Middleton
Mrs. Middleton
Miss May Lyons
The Only Eyes You’ll Ever Have Eye Care Ad
An eye care advertisement urges immediate action to protect vision. It promotes an eyesight specialist who focuses on refraction and eye muscle anomalies, offering free consultation and stressing early examination to prevent permanent loss.
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People's Savings Bank
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Marble
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St Stratford
Conn
Patiacy
James E. Pepper
Bond
J. Murphy
Bridgeport, Conn
Seph's
St. vii
Appolonia
Anton Herb
St. Joseph's Church Roses
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M. J. Buechler
the Reliable Jeweler
Fairfield Avenue
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Germai
Glenwood
Glenwood Range
Fairfield Ave
George S. Baker
Bunnell and Deacon Streets
E. H. Reed
Keith
Varsity Pharmacy
Cor. Park Ave
Kerr & Stratfield Hotel
Union Hotel
Opean Europp
Farrell
SS Cepes Freco DE Ees
Kossuth Street
Old Homestead
Corner East Main
Elanors and
Bianertey
O'Connor
Westport
Hawthorne Inn
Boston Post Road
L. C, Fike
Harley-Davidson Motor Cycles
Velie
Liberty- Liberty Special
J. L. Bloomer
Ruggist
Stratford Ave
Sixth Street
Broad
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