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Newspaper
Freeland Tribune
Location
Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1902
Page
3
A collage of children’s vignettes and activities from a vintage magazine excerpt. It includes a moral tale about a pocket knife’s misdeeds, stories of schoolboys Ray and Archie, a dog greeting visitors, a tight rope walker craft, and a crude rope balance toy.
A mixed column of items notes friendships and quarreling among boys seeking lasting bonds. It recounts a debate on the world’s smallest horse, Prince Asha, and a French circus discovery, then a mouse that died in a tea kettle spout, and a Bee's daily work. Also describes an Arabian marbles method and ends with an estimate of New York’s Jewish population at about fifty thousand.
A Paris school for dogs trains pupils in politeness rather than literacy. The classroom is arranged with chairs tables and rugs to provide authentic surroundings while instructors guide canine pupils in courteous behavior.
The rescue of the scurvy stricken Planet from Mexico to Queenstown by Fred W Bryant second mate of the Crown Point of Philadelphia is recounted with peril and steadfast leadership. Bryant navigated a dying crew through gales delays and German language hurdles to reach port. The tale includes the second mate's death and the crew bearing up under extreme hardship before safe arrival and Admiralty recognition.
Granville Thompson recalls the Major Barrett, a wooden oil tank steamer burned off Bodies Island on the Carolina coast. Leaking tanks, an oil-filled bilge, and a sea storm turned the voyage perilous until a blast and blaze engulfed the engine room, sinking the ship an hour after the fire began. Survivors were rescued by the New Orleans.
A nurse and president of the Nurses' Association in Watertown New York testifies to long service in hospitals and homes. She cites cures for inflammation and ulceration of the ovaries and womb after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She recounts personal recovery from womb falling and urges others to seek the remedy.
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