Born to Serve in Crawford ends five year reunion
Barbara Ward and Morton reflect on a village mission as Crawford’s training school for servants reshapes homes and hearts. Barbara’s ministry at Marble Square strengthens friendships, while Mrs Ward, Mrs Vane, and Mrs Dingham praise the divine side of service guiding workers, families, and a community toward hope.
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Barbara
Martha
Mr. Ward
Marhares School
Crawfond
Mra
Vane Sald
Jennir
Dingham
Marbari Macros the Tate
Aod
Rica
Mr. Vane
Merton
Harhara
Christaen
Jori
Crawford Mente
Bartare
Mes Ward
Harlan
Barbira
Marble Square
Mire
Vane
Ralph
Hurbars
Mrs. Dillingham
Mr. Morton
Carl
Mr. Wyrel
Morton
Ford
Horbara
Lin Dimmoaranele
Amd Denen
Darrbury
Ernie
Minager
Lee Heath
Tarbura
Ut Isworth
God
Mnal
Saris
Eich
Tyconas
Marthwaw
Jesus Christ
Son
Jeans
al Ralph
Harbara
Mrs. Vane
Wanda
Crawford
Bartorn
Mere
Horta
Tam
Kirharn
Lowe
Earth
Borbers
Eld Morton
Clit
Reflections of a Spinster and Rural Correspondence
A rural correspondent of the Porta mount CN. dL Piaves sends a reflective and fragmented account on women, marriage, and social norms. The piece blends stray anecdotes with a quip about a dog killing and a cab driver joke, concluding with a stock-market quip from the Ohio State Journal.
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CN. dL
Piaves
Tony
Varied Late 1900s News Items Coverage
Fire damages Roa dhawke area. St. Louis tax receipts exceed $1.7 million on first day. Society events, aviation, politics, and obituaries noted. Figures include Margaret Galon aged 99, Frank Gaiennie’s status, America's Cup race, Vesuvius eruption, and Bryan family deaths. Detailed local and national items span crimes, industry, and society.
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Mia
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KB. M. Collins
Katy
Missouri World's Fair Commission
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Eagles
Baltimore
Reliance
Pennsylvania
Andrew Carnegie
Iron and Steel Institute
Harrowda-Furness
England
Fraternal Order of Colonials Reserve Fund Created
The fragment describes a Fraternal Order of Colonials reserve fund, its purpose to safeguard the order, and governance by a Supreme Assembly and executive committees. It lists officers and members, including David P. Bailey and others, outlining aims such as equality and protection rooted in past experiences, with emphasis on organization and instruction.
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