Public S chool Moral Training Conference in Smithport
A Friday meeting at the Smithport Methodist church gathered teachers and citizens under the National Reform Association to discuss public schools and good citizenship. Speakers argued for Bible reading and Christian morality as the foundation of character, urging teachers and directors to strengthen moral training and form a local institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithport
Methodist Church
National Reform Association
Cobb
F. Weitzel
John C. Fry
Dr. Robinson
Glen Campbell Presbyterian Church
S)xton
A. W. Stevenson
Bear Inn Covenanter
Schours
Glen Campbell
Mr. Stevenson
Mas
Northwest
God
Glen Campbell School
Barr
Stevenson
Banks Township
Porter Brickell
McKee
Ira Miller
Cross Roads
Birdie Craig
Pleasant Dale
Mary Smith
Graham School
Cora Radcliffe
Jeannette Sutcliff
Swithport
Sadie Archambalt
Fetterman School
Carl Smith
Fry School
South America
Chile
Weitzel
John C. Pry
Indiana County
Commonwealth
Joan C. Fry
Grain-O described as nourishing coffee substitute
An advertising note touts Grain-O as a nutritious grain drink for children, claiming it tastes like coffee and costs far less, available at grocers for 15x and 25e. A US political shift critique follows, contrasting Bryan and McKinley and linking the Democratic party to spoils reform.
A New Blacksmith Shop Opens on Water Street
Mr C A Mahan erects a new blacksmith shop opposite the Clawson House with modern equipment for first class work. Specializes in horse shoeing and general repair. Reasonable charges seek public patronage. Also notes Progress newspaper clubbing offer and reading matter for winter. Over 2,000 term reports used in county schools last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Mahan
Water Street
Clawson House
Lost Opportunity on Sixteenth Street in Washington
A Washington statement recalls Sixteenth street as the planned grand residence stretch for foreign ministers, but defective titles and a predominantly Black neighborhood prevented upscale development. Early land grants to nations were never claimed, leaving the avenue lined with modest homes and few grand legations. The piece cites regret from both residents and the nation in hindsight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sixteenth
Scott's Circle
Sixteenth Street
New York Tribune
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Bryan
Philippines
McKinley
Democratic Party
Henry H. Steving
Sixth Street
Daugherty Bros
Indiana
W.T Moore
Homer City
Eureka
Cam Aires
Standard Oil
Clare
Farmers’ Bank
Landal
Stewart
Indians
Attorney-Atilaw
Stewart & Clark
Philadelphia
Tiangd
Frank Ksener
Indiana, Pa
D H. Tomb
Tooms
Tjango Ohn
P. Elkin
Elkin
Jon H. Pierce
J. M. Cunningham Building
Philadelphiastrest
J. Telford
Sutton Building
Philadelphia Street
JOENN
Banes
Attorney-At-Eaw
Omer
Philadelphia Strest
Elder Peelor
George J. Feit
Peelor & Brit
Attorneys-Atlaw
Samuel Cunningham
Jorw
Fisher
Cunningham & Fisher
M. Mahan
Court Place
Farmers Bank
J. N. Langham
Farmera Bank
Rnest
L. Getty
Attorney-Atlaw
Farmers’ Bank Building
DpAvio Blatr
Hotels
NEW American
H. Moore
Proprietor
West Indiana House
John Hour
Central Hotel
Bennett Bros
Otel
Clawnson
W. H. Crawcox
H B. Buterbaugh
N. F. Ehrenfeld
Ofice
South Sixth Street
Hamps Stumpf
Sutton
Indians, Pa
R A Grossman
Justice OF the Peace
Farmers, Bank
Court House
Jones H. St.clair
South Street
L. Moorhead
Boor
Jno
H. Pierce
Alexander
Crawford
Armstrong Township
Elizabeth Crawford
Rowe College
Johnstown
D. I. Rowe
Josiah Lydick
Philadelphia St
John G. Cameron
Fire & Accident Insurance
Are
Business Winney's
Ulrici & Escalante Medicine
New York City
N.Y
Work & Son
Wheeler & Wilson
Eldridge
Paragon
Vindex
Norwood
Case
China
Brilhiart
Jardinieres
Roger Bros
Welsbach
China Telephone
Ladelphia & H Sts. Sun Kan S. O'seresit
J. BE
Dr. Peal
Thompson
Edison
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