The Baby's Cry Drives Prof Wheeler to Death
An Illinois professor, Wilfred C Wheeler of Champaign, commits suicide after failing to endure his baby's crying. The account notes his intellect and debt-free status, and suggests his death sparked reflection on parenthood and responsibility. It contrasts with Cherry Illinois mine disaster, urging readers to value family life and blessings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred C. Wheeler
University of
Ilinois
Wheeler
Champaign
Illinois
Cherry
Paradise
Gazette
Mmes
Small Farms Prove Most Profitable With Smart Work
A column cites a Gazette Times excerpt about Mr. Guthrie and Arnold Martin expanding 20 acre and 20 acre plus operations into profitable farms. It highlights intensive methods, use of silos and manure, and a Swiss immigrant turning 20 acres into significant income. notes on soil improvement and prize corn involve the Missouri Valley Fair at Kansas City and Lincoln Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Guthrie
Gazette ‘Times
Guthrie
Lower Twolick
Clearfield County
Missouri Valley Agricultural and Horticultural Society
Kansas City
Neb
Arnold Martin
Pawnee “County
Nabraska
Bldncoln
Wenine
Martina
Martin
Switzerland
Kansas
Pewree County
St Magnelling
Bulletin
Nicke
Hazelbrugh
Faryme
Farmer Martin paid for farm and bets on modern methods
The excerpt discusses a farmer named Martin who has fully paid for his 20 acre farm and can fetch cash offers of 2500. It mentions wealth from modern agricultural methods, trips to Colorado and Switzerland, and quotes about corn stalks, ears, and grain yields. It also notes advice from Geo H Clark Higgsman Conn and praise for flavorful cantaloupes from Indiana county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martio
Bath
Colorado
Bwitzerland
Guthrie
Gazette Times
B. OC. Mitchell
Donteaville
Geo. H. Clark
Higgaman
Conn
Indiana County
Prisoner Pupiled Over Burdens and Cruelty in School
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century school scene describes a pupil punished for a classmate’s singing. The account paints harsh mistreatment, a girl teacher enforcing restraint, tears and long punishment, and a lasting sense of shame. It blends this with an advertisement for The Youth's Companion promoting moral reading and household subscription.
Apples From Mrs Stonebraker Bless Indiana Address
Card of Thanks. J D Krippe and family express sincere thanks for kindness shown during illness and death of wife and mother. Has a basket of fine eating apples from Mrs Anna Stonebraker of Indiana R D No 2, available at market price to those who phone or write orders. Armegh, Pa. Nov 28, 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Stonebraker
Indiana R. D. No. 2
Stonerbraker
J. D. Krippe
Armegh
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Indiana Progress
McGmrrad
Phonhs
Bell
Indiana
Gsunty
Mike
Etn
Ednesday
Tomor
Tue
Prizzen
Shaim
Foley
Christias
Boston
Steving
H.H. Steving
Taylor & Son
Winters’ Oyster House
Philadelphia Street
Penna
St. Clair Han Ft
Springer
Mormerly Kerr
Seventh St. Indiana
Ira A. Myers
The
City Grocery
the Equitable ‘Life Assur Society of the
United States
Equitable J
New’ York
the Equitable Life
W. Guthrie
Gen. ‘Agt
Indiana, Pa
Jordan & Co
Class
Jordan
L. Pattison CO
L. Pattison Company
St. Clairs
Jim H. ST. Clair
Tior
Hattee Ferherehy
Ateetic
Musual Consent
Vorottbero
James St. Clair
Big Shore
Cei Rioss
North Sixth Street
Philadelphia St
Mack’s "8 fHiLa,sr
Peet Eee
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