Why There Aren't Any Bad Boys in Sabetha
Special to The Sun Sabetha Kas Jan 14 in this town there are no bad boys The odor of a cigarette unknown Not a 5 cent novel sold No standing around corners at night by young people The Rev ColL Fisk of First Congregational church changed them He built an industrial class to aid gym and library While boys helped lay cement walks girls helped furnish The class grew to 60 with Fisk leading four gym classes two basketball teams a boys quartet and annual cantata Mrs Fisk also gives chalk talks when he tours
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Sabetha
Kas
Coll. Fisk
First Congregational Church
Fisk
Chicago
Ill
Mr. Fisk
Lonesome Man Writes From Gold Valley Frontier
In Gold Valley Alaska a man laments isolation and threats as he explains the theft of a giant nugget by Jack Darby. The note ends with Darby confessing the murder of the husband and Frank Scott and expressing remorse before surrendering to authorities.
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P.S
Frank Scott
Jack Darby
Golden Medical Discovery Endorsed by Leading Medical Writers
Leading medical writers and teachers endorse Dr Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery for chronic catarrhal stomach liver and bronchial affections. The formula lists Black Cherrybark Golden Seal Bloodroot Stone root and other roots with glycerine base and no alcohol. Promoters cite eminent authorities and publish the formula on the bottle wrapper as a public guarantee of merit.
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Dr. Pierce
Cincinnati
Edwin M. Hele
Nemana Med. College
Chicago
Ges
Ingreen
New York Teachers Seek Higher Pay and Class Size Limits
More than 7,000 women teachers demand higher salaries and sex not be used in pay apportionment. They also press for a maximum of 40 pupils per class.
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New York
Roosevelt May Select Gifford Pinchot as Successor
A Washington report says on March 4 Secretary Wilson will retire and President Roosevelt may appoint Gifford Pinchot of New York, chief of the forestry bureau, as his successor. Pinchot is described as fervent, idealistic, and devoted to forestry work over wealth, with strong loyalty to Roosevelt and a vision to expand forest reserves.
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the Sun
Washington, D. C
Washington
Shaw
Slichcock
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Gifford Pinchot
New York
Bureau of Forestry
Pinchot
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Treasury Building
Capitol Building
Gil
Alaska
Key West
Stunning mourning costume with purple orchid and broad tail hat
The description details a street wear outfit featuring a long black velvet coat and velvet skirt, a tight fitted silhouette, broad tail stole, jet buckle, ermine straps, and a mushroom fur hat accented by curling tips and a natural orchid.
Suffragists to Meet in Chicago for NAWSA Convention
The National American Woman Suffrage Association plans its thirty ninth annual convention in Chicago from February 14 to 19. About 87 organizations with roughly 10,000 members have petitioned for suffrage, promising a stronger federation though success remains uncertain. A memorial to Susan B Anthony will mark one day of the gathering, and the officers include Anna H Shaw Florence Kelley Alice Stone Blackwell Harriet Taylor Upton Laura Clay Annice Jeffrys Myers.
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National American Woman Suffrage Association
Chicago
Susan B.anthony
Anna H. Shaw
Florence Kelley
Alice Stone Blackwell
Harriet
Diamond Jewelry in New York Opera Wealth World
New York society women display vast jewel collections in and out of the opera house audience. Mme Melba wore half a million dollars in gems on opening night and box guests carried tens of millions more in overt displays. Prominent families such as Mackay Astor Gould Vanderbilt Whitney and Bradley-Martin own multi‑hundred‑thousand to multi‑million values including crowns tiaras rubies and diamond pieces.
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New York
Manhattan Opera House
Melba
Mme. Melba
Clarence Mackay
Shea
J. J. Astor
George Gould
Vanderbilt
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Harry Payne Whitney
Bradley-Martin
Romance of a Rainy Encounter in a Diary Style
Diana narrates meeting Swinburne Milton Potts, labeled poet-at-large, after a rainstorm. The encounter unfolds with rhymed chatter and a mysterious umbrella mishap, revealing her fascination with a witty, intellectual suitor and concluding with anticipation for the next installment.
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Swinburne
Milton Potts
King Edward's Democratic Image Questioned
The piece notes claims that King Edward displays Democratic tendencies and questions his settled demeanor since ascending the throne, reflecting contemporary skepticism about his political stance.
Blood Purity and Disease Proven by Hoedw Sarsaparilia
The statement asserts that most diseases come from impure or low blood condition and credits Hoedw Sarsaparilia with full proof. The claim reflects historic medical rhetoric and a reliance on sarsaparilla as a curative, noting a single credited source.
Poor New York Poor Eat More Candy Than Food
Observers say many New York poor prioritize sweets over meals. Candy shops report thousands of customers skimp on food to buy chocolates and sugar, spending far more on sweets relative to meat than wealthier residents.
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New York
Daughters of Scotia Formed By Chicago Women
The Scottish women of Chicago create a society named the Daughters of Scotia after their successful Burns monument project. The idea grew from teamwork while working on the Burns monument and led to formal union.
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Chicago
Daughters of Scotia
Burns Monument
Boston professor takes Berlin Roosevelt chair
Prof. Burgess of Boston fills the Roosevelt chair in the University of Berlin. While he pursues his duties, his wife devotes much time to copying portraits by Greuze and Franz Hals.
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Prof. Burgess
Boston
Roosevelt
University of Berlin
Greuze
Franz Hals
University of Berlin Admits Six Hundred Women
The University of Berlin has admitted about 600 women to lectures with 645 more expected, including 50 Russian students joining, bringing total enrollment to roughly 674, matching last year’s figure.
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University of Berlin
Russia
Home Recipes Club Sandwiches and Neapolitens
A compact home cook column outlines making club sandwiches with crustless bread, butter, lettuce, roast chicken, bacon and mayonnaise, served hot. It also provides a Neapolitens recipe using sugar, butter, lemon juice, eggs, flour and soda, with notes on dough texture, rolling, and almond topping.
GIFT GIVERS TO FAMOUS MEN REVEALIVE LUXURY
Admirers of notable figures bestow wealth through generous bequests. The German emperor tops the list with significant money and real estate over a decade. Notable examples include Prince Buelow receiving over a million, and Queen Victoria benefiting from a wealthy admirer. Other named benefactors span Lord Allerton and Dr. Jameson, with substantial legacies noted in various wills.
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Prince Buelow
Williiam Jennings Bryan
England
Lord Allerton
Dr. Jameson
Bell
Queen Victoria
Nield
Scholarship Winners in Northampton and London Families
A Northampton family with five children opened a claim for a British record after winning 35 scholarship medals. London reports raise the tally to 36 scholarships won by six children, with three securing London County Council scholarships before turning twelve.
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Northampton
Eng
London
London County Council
Carter Harrison for Mayor Again
Chicago report notes Carter Harrison Jr seeks a fourth mayoral term. He leads an organizing committee and a finance committee nicknamed the 80,000,000 committee. The Carter Harrison Business Men's league aims for 100,000 pledges, likely listing street railway and utility stockholders wary of Mayor Dunne. Headquarters opened Saturday in a downtown hotel.
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Chicago
Carter Harrison
Arto Harrison
Harrison
Carter I
Public Utility Corporation
Dunne
Cascarets Endorsement and Imitator Warning
A period advertisement extols Cascarets with high consumer demand counting millions using the product daily and over six years of use. It notes five million dollars spent on promotion and warns of imitators and counterfeiters seeking to steal the brand’s goodwill and profits.
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Cascarets
Cascarets Promote Health and Digestive Cleanse
A promotional note extols Cascarets as a time tested remedy. It claims they fight disease germs, cleanse and strengthen the digestive canal, and act like exercise for bowel muscles. The copy targets children’s safety and promises vegetable purity and reliability.
Dishonest Sales Tactics Warned in Patent Medicine Ad
An old advertisement warns against dishonest purposes behind certain patent medicines and highlights Sterling Remedy Company’s Cascarets sold in ten cent vest pocket boxes marked CCC. It urges consumers to avoid bulk sales and to seek genuine products, while offering a free gold plated bonbon dish to friends.
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Sterling Remedy Company
Seaape
Parents clash over use of sir and ma am in LA schools
Los Angeles teachers have been instructing students to answer with yes ma am and yes sir rather than addressing adults by Miss or Mr. Some parents call the practice provincial and oppose their children using such forms.
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Los Angeles
Up to Date Patterns Offered by The Sun
The Sun partners with a leading pattern company to offer new patterns for ten cents each. A different pattern described daily promises fashionable Yoke Waist designs for misses with options for high or low necklines and Bertha trim. Pattern No. 1753 features a covered Bertha and yoke details for a smart, dressy look with flowing lines.
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the Sun
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