Mystery Exchange Over Pupils Sparks Courtroom Talk
Fragmentary dialogue shows a man characterizing a boy named David as nice while a woman questions the remark. The fragment hints at social or moral judgments within a schoolroom or domestic setting.
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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1914
Page
6
Fragmentary dialogue shows a man characterizing a boy named David as nice while a woman questions the remark. The fragment hints at social or moral judgments within a schoolroom or domestic setting.
The Indiana Funeral Directors' association schedules its annual Indianapolis meeting for May 19 to 21 with plans for a lighter, more social program. President Ivory C. Tolle predicts a record turnout and confirms speakers and musical features. Mayor Bell will open the gathering and topics range from embalming law to professional relationships with cemeteries.
Several Indiana individuals and former Hoosiers will be prominent at the National Conference of Charities and Correction from May 8 to 15 in Memphis Tennessee. Marcus C Fagg of Evansville now heads the children committee as vice chairman. Wilfred S Reynolds of Illinois will be on the program, formerly Indiana state charities agent. Alexander Johnson of Fort Wayne now heads the Vineland training school extension department and chairs detectives. Charles R Henderson of Chicago will discuss social insurance for the labor and living standards session. Amos W Butler state charities secretary chairs the correction committee. Noted speakers include W Whittaker of Occoquan Virginia and former Indiana reformatory head and Judge James A Collins of Indianapolis.
At a meeting in Indianapolis the Indiana Hotel Clerks association outlined plans to bring the national Greeters of America convention to the capital in 1915. The organization, backed by the Chamber of Commerce and allied bodies, will lead a campaign to secure the event for Indianapolis.
The Music Teachers Association of Indiana voted to hold its arts convention in Greencastle next year at Logansport site. Walter Keller of Chicago headlined the organ concert with Chicago artists Kurt Wanick Louise Bigelow John Miller and David Williams on the program. Percy L Nussbaum of Marion was elected state association president. Mayor Frank V Guthrie welcomed delegates and Nussbaum delivered the annual address. The program included Louise C Bigelow Heath Gregory Frank Kendrie Allen Spencer Dora Harshenow and more. The Knights Templar Indiana grand commandery plans its 60th annual conclave in Indianapolis May 13 14 with Arthur MacArthur headlining as guest of honor Meanwhile Indianapolis hosts a high profile past grand commanders banquet at the Claypool Hotel.
Hardware dealers of Indiana plan the National Association of Hardware Dealers convention in Indianapolis May 19 to 22. Thirty five state associations affiliate with the national group and will send 16 to 25 delegates each. The Claypool hotel is chosen as headquarters with strong advance reservations.
The article outlines a detailed, scalable system for making Bordeaux mixture with copper sulfate and lime. It covers required equipment, elevated platforms, diluting tubs, stock solutions, lime slacking, and a method of full dilution before mixing to ensure rapid, complete chemical reaction, stable settling, and strong adhesive spray.
Garden guidance warns against rushing planting when fine days arrive. Lettuce peas and some hardy plants can be sown in frost, but most crops should wait until soil is dry and warm. meanwhile ensure drainage and avoid wet soil work that hardens soil and hides nutrients.
The piece compares Italian bees to black bees, noting Italian types work more on red clover and may have longer tongues. It discusses selective breeding to produce drones and queens from desirable stock, with potential high queen prices, and mentions a straw stack as a good hens’ work area.
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