Village tale of Jane Bender charity and India
At a small village fair Jane Bender sends fifteen dollars won on a ram lamb to India for a child widow in need. The schoolmaster ponders the act and the community probes moral feelings while Jane and her husband cope with suspicion, pride, and a missionary letter revealing the gift's impact. The letter from a mission worker praises Jane and her husband for their generosity, noting the child’s future education and religious guidance in India.
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Newspaper Enterprise Association
Jane Bender
Ram Lamb
Inia
Ingy
India
Jake
Woman's ordeal in Georgia murder trial ends in disagreement
Rome August 16 Special to the SIS Deliberation by the Sanford Wright jury stretched six days and ended with a hung verdict. Mrs Sanford faces further trial and lifelong disgrace if she defends herself. Sanford, 48, a former tax collector, killed George Wright after accusing him of harming his home. Wright, 28, a Southern Railway agent, was well known. Sanford, cool as he spoke, admitted he killed Wright. Mrs Sanford, 134 years old in the OCR, denies charges and says Sanford framed her. She vows to defend her children and herself despite possible hanging for her husband. The case raises questions of intent and financial irregularities, while her suit for alimony continues.
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Jane
Jane Fur
Jane Gus
Jnst
Thunier
India
Isaac Watte
Aleus
Jana
Cordingly
Bobh
Duke
SIS
Rome
Sanford-Wright
George Wright
T. Sanford
Sanford
Wright
Mhen
Southern Railway
Banford
Mrs Sanford
Raul
Aurora
Xanford Radley
Atearce
Roosevelt may name Cortelyou for treasury post
Washington August 16 rumors say President Roosevelt has offered the treasury to George B Cortelyou and that Cortelyou accepts the post. Harry 8 New of Indianapolis may be named postmaster general. Sergeant Leonard Crane near Tevington suffers a relapse after appendicitis. physicians cautious about outcome as recovery had seemed possible.
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Cripps-M'Rae
Washington
Roosevelt
Treasury
George B Cortelyou
Cortelyou
Harry 8 New
Indianapolis
Bergeant Crane
Leonard Crane
Tevington
Sergeant Crane
Fun At Swimming School And Local Delays
Activities at a natatorium describe summer recreation and private desiring gatherings. Mel Marry Wagoner is highlighted as an expert swimmer known for various jumps and runs. A separate item from Albany New York details a stalled wedding ceremony due to the groom’s delayed appearance and both parties suing. A Minnehaha play in Lake shows a gum chewing performer in intervals, with narration noting Yankee legend and performance.
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Laws
Mel Marry Wagoner
Miss Gould's Charities Aid the Deprived in Manhattan
Mish Molen Gould supports a charity in Manhattan aiding the deprived and needy. The group provides charitable aid for those unable to pay for medical treatment when faced with hardship and seeks to extend kindness to the afflicted.
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Miss Gould
Mish Molen Gould
Manhattan
Judge Buckingham Orders Stay Against State Board
Judge Buckingham of the Johnson county district court granted a temporary restraining order Tuesday afternoon at the request of J M Rhodes of Indianapolis to keep the State Board of Medical Registration and Examination from acting. The hearing for a permanent injunction is set for Friday. Dr Rhaves seeks to compel the board to refrain from attempting to revoke his license amid a dispute over alleged malpractice and use of amateur investigators Eva Borken and Walter McCillean.
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Buckingham
Johnson Cledit Court
J. M. Rhodes
Indianapatia
State Board of Medical Registration and Examination
Rhaves
la Campo
de Iveuver
Eva Borken
Walter McCilellan
Fragment from a Kitchen Conversation in Laving’s School
In a domestic scene Jane frets over raising a child as Jake urges practical steps to keep Wille god in Laving’s school. The dialogue hints at finances and uncertain future as Jane questions whether she can manage.
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Jane
Janey
Dane
Jake
Laving
Hypnotism as Reform for Wayward Children in Denver
A Denver judge backs hypnotism as a reform tool for youths. Dr Eugenie Eliseu argues that mothers should learn hypnotism to curb misbehavior, noting cases of smoking, drinking, and nagging naughtiness improved by suggestion. She cites belief in the mind and soul guiding moral change.
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Denver
Lindsey
Pire
Eugenie R. Eliseu
Tush Run
Schools for Scandal
A New York Sun excerpt depicts conversations about Col Mann and others as gossip on the telephone, highlighting how freely people discuss last night’s deeds and personal affairs while using real names and candid remarks. The piece critiques modern telephonic access and public sharing of private matters.
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Col. Mann
Uate
New York Sun
The Craze for Ribbons In Fashion
The craze for ribbons adds variety to the earthward wardrobe. It challenges the idea of economy, as Rue de la Paix couturiers show painted embroidered and thick satin ribbons that seem lavish. Cheaper ribbons remain effective and the fashion is full of suggestions for making over.
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Rue de la Paix Couturiers
China Decorators Embrace Safety Matches Novelty
A Brooklyn Eagle note describes safety matches used by China decorators as a novelty. The piece highlights a painted miniature landscape with roses and a thin blue empire rising, noting bright or eruptive hues as effective for decoration.
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Vemuvina
Brooklyn Eagle
Mosquito Para Demand Opens New Orleans Cotton Insight
The line to buy mosquito Para comes to New Orleans as southern buyers glimpse what high priced cotton costs signal for the region. Omanu Hoo notes the fresh demand offers a rare chance to gauge market value and futures.
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New Orleans
Comen
Women Chimney Sweeps Form Guild In Russia
A seven-woman union of chimney sweeps has begun in St. Petersburg and Moscow. Its founder is a widow whose seven daughters all joined. Members must be at least 14, with younger assistants allowed at 6. After marriage, a sweep must leave the guild. All sign a temperance pledge and join the Greek church.
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St. Petersburg
Moscow
Gethodoa
Potato Flour Cake Recipe From Aged Manual
A fragmented recipe describes mixing seven tablespoonfuls each of sugar and potato flour with lemon juice and vanilla. Separate and whip whites until stiff, fold in sugar, then fold in yolks. Beat five minutes, add flour gradually, bake in very hot oven then moderate heat. Bake for minutes.
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Bix Agra
Temon Jules
Golden Medical Discovery Promotes Health Claims
A historical ad asserts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription cure dyspepsia blood purification and female ailments. It warns against substitutions, touts decades of public confidence, and offers a one-cent mail offer for medical books under call to action from Buffalo New York.
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Pierce
Golden Medical
Pareule
Pierre
Plene
Plerte
Buffalo
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