Hayward Principal Defends Corporal Punishment At Grammar School
Hayward California parents petition school trustees to bar Principal E. M. Marbrey from whipping girls noting alleged out of date discipline. Marbrey defends corporal punishment as proper and vows to continue, asserting he whipped two girls yesterday and kept detailed records. He claims the method is necessary to control a school of nearly 800 pupils and asserts every child has an inalienable right to be spanked.
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Virginia Smith
Mourning Couple Reflect On Lost Son In Mountain Home
An elderly Tennessee couple bury their son aged 70. After the burial they walk home across the pasture to their cabin when the wife catches a tear on her husband’s cheek and remarks that they warned they would never raise that boy.
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Fels-Naptha Ad Promises Easier Washday
A period style advertisement depicts Anty Drudge invited on a ride by Miss Spic-a-span. The dialogue extols Fels-Naptha as saving coal, time, and health by washing clothes in cool or lukewarm water, avoiding hot water, boiling, and excessive scrubbing. It urges using the red and green wrapper directions.
Desperate Indian Outlaw Willie Boy Dies After Siege
Word came from San Francisco that Willie Boy a Piute who tamed a week of single handed resistance against a hundred Bullion Mountain riders in the San Bernardino Desert died after turning his gun on himself when surrounded by pursuing trailers. His sweetheart is found dead and the chase ends with a siege and a hospital tent aiding the besiegers.
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Wille Boy
Icceta Bonifacio
Banning
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Settled an Old Score in Missouri Editor’s Debt Tale
An Atlantic institution recounts a Missouri tale where an evangelist challenged men to stand if they were honest and paid debts. All but the local editor rose, revealing his delinquent subscribers and debts he could not pay, exposing a sharp community confession.
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Missouri
Juliety Beauty Show For London Planned Charity Bazaar
Viscountess Castlereagh, a progressive UK figure and society beauty, heads a charity drive by becoming president of a children’s guild. She plans a royal opera house bazaar with aristocratic setters to raise funds, featuring prominent women in tableaux while she champions woman suffrage.
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Castlereagh
United Kingdom
Royal Opera House
Aged Hartford Woman Marries Yale Student for Education
Mrs. Lucinde M. Cushman Treat Goddard, over 70, of Best Hartford, has married Yale law student Charles R. Goddard after a hearing in probate court about appointing a conservator. Testimony described her cheerful behavior, claims of marriage proposals from various men, and plans to fund her education through marriage and estate wealth.
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Conn
Lucinde M. Cushman Treat Goddard
Hartford
Edwin A. Treat
Yale
Charles R. Goddard
John D. Wallender
Treat
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R B. Davis
Bridgeport
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Goddard
Roosevelt for Speaker in New York District Rivalry
The Boston Herald urges nominating and electing the returned hunter in a New York congressional district to lead anti Cannon forces in Congress. It argues the speaker role should suit a former president and not be beneath his dignity.
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Local man beats attacker after attempted masher accosts girl
Paul Aitken of 230 N Dearborn Street confronted a man believed to be a Greek who followed 16 year old Miss Flossie Bell from Bloyd avenue to Rural streets. Bell had telephoned Aitken after the man lingered. Aitken then beat the man until he fled, leaving a hat coat and torn shirt sleeve as Bicycle Officers Hunter and Reidy arrived.
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Bloyd Avenue
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Reidy
Prescription for kidneys claimed as best ever
A home prepared kidney and bladder remedy is described as highly effective. The formula combines Murex compound and Buchu extract with gin, with a dosage of one to two teaspoons three times daily after meals. The text warns of kidney trouble leading to serious ailments and urges prompt treatment.
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Bright
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