Archbishops Summer Baby Care Lesson Urges Young Roles
The Indianapolis Sun highlights Archbishop Farley's request to parochial school teachers in New York City to educate older children on caring for babies in summer. The piece champions teen caregivers as city builders, urging patience, shade, proper clothing, and vigilant protection to prevent heat and harm, linking kindness to future success.
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Bureau of Municipal Research
New York City
Farley
Should Vote for Bryan by Union Indiana Labor Paper
The Union Indiana labor paper argues organized labor should back William J. Bryan for president, noting his long standing alignment with labor principles and urging unity to advance labor rights. It contends party loyalty must yield to trade union interests and that Bryan represents labor goals at a pivotal time.
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Organized
Denver
Labor
Bryan
Organized Labor
William J. Bryan
Whistling league and moral uplift in Philadelphia church
Dr Charles M Boswell a leading Philadelphia Methodist spoke on the need for practical church efforts including whistling leagues college settlements and children's country week associations He recalled visiting a country week child observing a peach laden tree and a chicken being plucked and asked if the chickens are clothed every night in a rural tale for moral instruction.
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Philadelphia
Record Lumber Yield Shatters Ten Acre Tree Cut Record
The Puget Sound north shore ten acre tract yielded a record lumber harvest of 5,100,766 feet from 561 trees, averaging 510,076 feet per acre. The ten acre tract’s best acre produced 585,048 feet, far above the normal 3,000 feet to the acre. One fir on that acre scaled 22,145 feet, well under the typical acre yield.
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Puget Sound
Seattle Post- Intelligencer
Abstainer’s Son Buys Whisky Cork For Float
A Philadelphia Inquirer item notes John Simmons, once a 20 year abstainer, returns to drinking. His son is sent to fetch whisky, claiming the father wants it for a fishing cork float. The hotel keeper doubted the story, acknowledging the father’s restraint.
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John Simmons
Philadelphia Inquirer
Monk and Boy Find Path In Quiet Turnaround
A fragmented remark hints at guidance and transformation as a monk and a boy both seek a new path. The speaker reflects on looking at someone with unfamiliarity and resolve, suggesting a personal journey.
Neighborly Exchange Sparks Feud Over Brick Incident
First neighbor taunts the other about a boy allegedly struck by a brick. The second replies with sarcasm, recasting the event as the other boy’s fault. A tense exchange suggests ongoing neighborhood friction.
Poker Party at Our House with Levi and Family
A first person piece recalls a poker night at the narrator’s home led by Levi, a boastful gambler. Pa regales Ma and the family with tales of high stakes, past Montana games, and a fatal rival’s shooting after a loss, prompting Ma’s scolding and implied financial strain.
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Beekaus
Ballens
Yure Sallery
Hevings
Big Tim Sullivan
Wen
Levi
BY A WOMAN HATER
A collection of wry maxims about marriage and women. It suggests men and bachelors may seek headlines in notices while women’s behavior is stereotyped with humor and cautionary quips. The piece plays on gendered clichés and social expectations.
Cards Out Learn to Love Me Scene Sparks Passion
A playful exchange unfolds as Ysobel and Reginald tease a tutoring in affection. The flirtatious dialogue suggests a humorous, intimate moment between the two characters, hinting at deeper romantic tension.
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Ysobel
Reginald
Humanisms and Humorous Reflections on Old Attitudes
A collection of wry maxims on family status personal honesty and social foibles. Witty observations cover wealth bias optimistic and pessimistic views and social pretenses as they relate to work marriage and class.
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Mrs Jones, This
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George
Smith
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Hale
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