College Influences and Close Faculty Ties
The Jasper News discusses college growth and fears that personal contact between professors and students may fade. It cites correspondence about intimate Intercourse, yearly letters from professors to graduates, and the shift from austere to approachable mentors, stressing mutual effort for enduring guidance.
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Asell
Heroines Rise to Meet Danger in Modern Times
The piece contrasts old and modern female courage, noting women now serve as nurses, teachers, and protectors, with examples of bravery from daily life. It then shifts to Auburn New York poisonings, detailing the Carey family deaths, arsenic evidence, and investigators linking multiple sudden deaths to a single insured household.
Philadelphia Woman Charged in Murder of Family and Others
Philadelphia woman Bridget Carey stands charged with murdering her husband and two children for insurance but faces a broader probe into the deaths of a man and woman who boarded with her. The case echoes a Auburn, New York poisoning spree where arsenic claimed five lives in a family, with sugar as the suspected medium. Authorities cite a rising danger as investigators test candy from nearby stores while noting additional victims tied to the Walt household.
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Edward
Donaghy
Patrick Coyle
May Carey
Anna Carey
Edward Carey
Mr. Carey
Celia Cook
Walt
Tripp
A. H. Brown
Coe
Keenle
Graney
Horace R. Walt
William F. Walt
A. H. Hamilton
New York
Bellevue
Hamilton
Philadelphia
Bridget Carey
Auburn
N. Y
William PF
Harvey Clements
Auburn Theological Seminary
Udea
Schenectady
Frederick Hancock
Margaret Hartnett
Anta Flynn
Josephine Watkins
McFadden
Miss Harris
Skaneateles
Catherine Walsh
Walt Mansion
The
Walts
Lake Owasco
Anna Fivon
Manocock
Mr. Clements
Striking remark sparks old time wisdom from Uncle Josh
Uncle Josh quips that when a fellow feels too old to laugh, he is really dead and unaware of it, a wry line captured in local dialect and set to the memory of 6' Jinks. The startled mood echoes a bygone era and the soft humor of rural chatter.
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Josh
Does Your Back Ache
DOES YOUR BACK ACHEt James R. Keeler, retired farmer, of Fanner street, Cazenovia, N. Y., says: "About often years ago I suffered with my back and kid neys. I doctored and used many remedies without getting re lief. Beginning with Dean's Kidney Pills, I found relief from the first box, and two chores restored me to good, sound condition. My wife and many of my friends have used Doan's Kidney Pills with good results and I can earnestly recommend them." Sold by all dealers. 60 cents a bar. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. .
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James R. Keeler
Fanner Street
Cazenovia
N. Y
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
May Throw Light on History and Memoirs
Amid European talk of the Hohenlohe memoirs and a forthcoming book with late Duke of Cambridge correspondence, British circles anticipate new material. A diary of Emperor Frederick of Germany is held in England and may be published, with answers to many historical enigmas expected from the releases.
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Hohenlohe
Europe
Duke of Cambridge
Frederick
Germany
England
Washing Velveteen Instructions from Eleanor R Parker
Velveteen should be washed by shaking in warm Ivory Soap suds then thoroughly rinsed and drip dried. Do not squeeze or wring. Hang straight on the line to prevent crooked dryness.
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Eleanor R. Parker
Change In University Rules At Oxford Discontinues Senior Wrangler
By a 206 to 169 vote the senate of Oxford University discontinues publishing names of students in the mathematical tripos order of merit and ends the senior wrangler designation. The move shifts emphasis away from ranked lists and formal titles in the mathematics program.
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Oxford University
England
The Author-Man's Surprise in the Note to Readers
A joking tale about an author who writes an article mails it to the editor. Rejection is teased but, in a twist, the piece is accepted. The narrator prompts readers with three guesses, hinting at an unexpected outcome.
No Medicine: Grape-Nuts Aids Digestive Relief
A wash woman recounts lasting relief from stomach issues after two weeks on Grape-Nuts, tracing cause to overeating starchy and greasy foods. She improves within two months, claiming renewed health and tolerance for Seavey and cream breakfast. The ad extols digestion, brain clarity, and steadier nerves from the cereal.
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Jens
Postum Cresk
Mich
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