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Newspaper
Grabill Review
Location
Grabill, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1913
Page
3
The Boy Scouts of America insist that every boy should acknowledge God as part of citizenship while remaining non sectarian. It states the oath commits to duty to God and country and urges recognizing a higher power in the boy’s education without favoring any faith.
Leaders including Col Theodore Roosevelt Maj Gen Leonard Wood and military officials state the Boy Scouts of America trains boys for citizenship rather than soldiers. They argue the program offers beneficial non military preparation supported by presidents governors educators and professionals.
The text outlines how scouts handle emergencies without panic. It stresses stopping bleeding, binding wounds, easing burns, and rescuing drowning victims by restoring breathing and circulation quickly. It emphasizes that no time can be wasted and calm, decisive action is required.
For the first time, Ohio calls upon the Roy Reouta to help fight a tussock moth outbreak devastating trees in Canton, the hometown of President McKinley.
This guidance urges scouts to offer leadership to organizations, care for school and home gardens during vacation, learn canning and drying to save crops, raise poultry if possible, and secure waste food from neighbors to feed at low cost, aiming to reduce waste before harvest season.
An essay-like meditation on enduring friendships as a nonmaterial inheritance. It reflects on how fathers pass loyalties to sons and daughters, urging youth to cultivate loyal, generous friendships to honor the memory of elders and the wisdom of ancient proverbs.
Fifty years ago trained nurses were unknown in this country. In 1873 New York ladies founded a Bellevue hospital nursing school led by Mrs. Joseph Hobson, who recalls doctors opposing the effort. Opposition by conservative medical boards and English critics gave way as necessity and wartime service expanded women’s medical training.
A newly hired colored maid Mary Ellen, taught to receive callers, fails to properly announce guests. She brings two ladies into the hall, then runs to the staircase to shout that they have brought their tickets to see Mis Gallatin.
Angus MacBrath stood outside the farmyard as a black bull pawed the ground. He bragged he would get even and returned smiling saying he had struck back by scolding the bull’s calf with a prank to tell its father.
Forest ranger Albert Baker reports a bald eagle attacking seven deer near Bingham Springs station in Oregon. The eagle struck the deer with force, causing them to fall. the animals escaped into brush, presumed not fatally injured. Also included is brief home economics note from University of Washington lecture by Prof. Harry F. Rausch on cooking in shallow pans and reclaiming fats.
The piece argues that deep sea grounds off the Delaware capes offer prime shark fishing potential. It notes a proposal considered by the federal bureau of fishermen and compares Atlantic fleets to the Pacific coast, suggesting wholesale shark catching as a leather substitute option.
The text presents a devotional reflection on Jesus crucified, citing Romans 10:4 and Colossians, noting it appeared to be his supreme hour yet marked by forgiveness and submission. It emphasizes the contrast of outward darkness with spiritual purpose and includes quoted phrases about forgiveness and companionship in death.
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