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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1912
Page
4
Geneseo Illinois April 12 1912 issue presents the statement of average circulation for The Geneseo Republic year ending December 29 1915. It notes total copies printed during the year 77 and 3650 complete copies per year sworn to by Notary Philip Schnabele on February 4.
Jane Addams argues recreation and self expression are vital for youth. She cites Chicago data showing many under 20 arrested for blundering attempts at adventure and joy, urging reform to redirect youthful energy.
The article urges planting a few trees on April 19 and October 2, for farm and city plots alike. It suggests nut and fruit trees along roadways and notes a spade’s health benefits. It also mentions a Navy order adding two states to the Union with forty eight stars arranged in six rows of eight.
A Jolice Herald analysis argues illness arises from personal safety failures not fate. It links diseases from colds to pneumonia to laziness and uncleanliness, urging responsibility for health and warning against magnifying minor ailments through a hypochondriac mindset.
Public funds in the town of Atkinson for the fiscal year ending March 26 1912 are itemized by Edward Nowers. The sworn statement lists receipts from multiple sources and expenditures with labor costs and related disbursements. Notary John S Nowers certifies the document on April 2 1912.
Earl J. Sehnert, son of Joseph Sehnert of Mineral, died at home Friday afternoon April 3 after a ten month tuberculosis illness. He was the only son and had been attending college in Dixon when he fell ill, and his death caused deep regret in the Mineral community.
A caucus of the voters of school district No. 144 township seventeen north range three east will be held Monday evening April 15 1912 at 8 o clock in the South Side school building for the incorporation of UTPOS and two members of the board of education. Arthur Cook Geneseo Ill President April 9 1912 J E West Secretary
A fragment from the San Francisco Chronicle depicts a small man offering a seat to a large woman described as 300k the strap while she responds politely and thanks him. The excerpt focuses on a cordial social exchange and seating gesture.
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