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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel in Fort Wayne, Indiana

17 Mar 1909

Page 18

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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

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Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1909

Page

18

Bread girl Rubietta wins first prize by lucky penny twist

In October a 13 year old girl Rubietta Gardener enters a fair bread contest. After prize mix ups the judges find her loaf hidden with a lucky penny she baked in. Mrs Wilkins appeals for fairness and the penny proves the loaf the true winner.

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Rubietta Rubretta Mrs. Jones Clara Van Dr. Forrest Bruevale Gardeners Dr. Fortes Rubiella Rahietta Argl Rubietta Bessie Jones Rubietta Gardener Brea Rubietla Crystal Palace Mrs. Wilkins Rubetta Rubatta Vem
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Prize money prompts gift for Mrs Wilkins

Miss Rubietta Garvenne wins a prize and, urged by Clara and her family, plans to spend a dollar on a present for Mrs Wilkins. Her mother grants permission, noting Mrs Wilkins has always been kind, while Rubietta reflects on the penny that brought luck and the kindness she received.

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Rubietta Rubretta New York England Clara Rubatta Ruthietta Fred
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The Nicest Man I Ever Saw Outside Our School

A child recounts a kind man who stands outside the school at dismissal time. Dressed like a soldier with gold buttons, he guides and protects the children, holding the littlest girl’s hand, joking with the boys, and even helping her cross the street when it rains. The speaker recalls his gentle care and big presence.

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Forrests Mrs. Jackson White House Margaret Prescott Montague The Century Company Mrs. Wile Ruorerra Garvenne Cross Street
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