Patriotism and Education in Porto Rico by Brumbaugh
Martin G Brumbaugh argues civil government expanded schools in Porto Rico, opening 1 000 schools for 50 000 pupils with 36 000 enrolled, and 46 American schoolhouses on acre campuses. He highlights nightly lessons in Loiza, rural teachers, and the promise of statehood via public education, alongside new city government and community memorial services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
Spain
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Washington
Lincoln
Pent School
Jefferson School
McKinley
Irving School
Horace Mann
Luncos
Wood
Loiza
Sea
Future of Cuba Reconstruction Speech Promises Peace Prosperity
A Cuban leader outlines a forward looking policy to replace past crimes with a rebuild plan. He calls for wiser government, education, industry, and unity under an American backed Reconstruction, urging immediate action and a focus on future prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Lincoln
Grant
United States
Peculiar To Itself in What It Is and Does
An 19th century patent medicine claim notes a blood purifying alterative tonic with radical cures for humors and eruptions. It promises relief for weak tired languid feelings and builds up the whole system, asserting unique effectiveness.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Public Confidence Ad
Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised as uniquely effective with strong claims of real health benefits and low cost. A testimonial from Bone A. Hare says severe vision trouble improved after two bottles and full recovery after eight, implying dramatic cure and reliable promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Bone A. Hare
Lexington Streets Need Cleaning and Repair
Citizens complain about dirty streets and muddy sidewalks around schools. Women and girls are forced to walk amid mudholes and deteriorating pavement, urging property owners to repair and improve local sidewalks and streets in Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imot
Central College
Lexington
Great Discovery Promises Kidney Relief for All
An advertisement proclaims Hall’s Great Discovery cures kidney and bladder troubles, gravel, diabetes, and other ailments in men and women, with a mail order option. Testimonial letters praise its efficacy, while local plans note theater improvements by Gustav Haerle at the New Grand opera house, Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball
Hall
BE. W. Hall
P.O
Louis
All
Crapshaw & Young's
Brad
Neowho
Gustav Haerle
Grand Opera House
Opera House
Haerle
The Hygiene of Old Age and Local Social Notes
An item on caring for the elderly stresses balanced treatment to keep vital functions active, praising Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle aid. Also reported are a social gathering honoring Miss Burke Whiting and Mrs W E Jameson with a telephone-number game. A death notice records Frank Volt, 74, kidney dropsy, buried at the Catholic church after four months illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
de. Caldwell
Leroy Farmer's Drug Store
Smt
Mesdanies
J. H. Campbell
Frank Bowmain
Burke Whiting
Higginsville
W. E. Jamesoo
Fulton
J. R. Moorehead
Wilson
Will Sydnor
Frank Volt
Volt
Cay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Martin G. Brumbaugh
Omner of Education of the Island Govern
Aworo
Winkler
Albert Walk
Water Street
Samuel
James W. Haya
Jessie Jacques
Fionnce
Aull
Marrs
Venable
Mayer
Rosewall
Young
Schawe
James
G. W. Fredendall
P. 8. Fulkerson
C. T. Ryland
J. H. Straughan
B. FP. Nicholson
James Peak, Jr
John T. Bush
Shawe
Fire Board
Professor Phillips
H. K. St. Clair
E. Y. Headen
Orion Lodge
Guttenburg Lodge
Lexington Lodge
K. of P
B. V. Headen
Woodmen
J. C. Given
Hondrede
Republic of Cuba
Lay
Texas
Pillsbury
Alabama
Layton
Walion
Lipten
Messiria
Fairbank
Arbuckle
Mason
Aull & Schuliz
Mound City Co
Crenshaw & Young
M. D. Wilson
George W. Bates
the Equitable Life Insurance Co
of New York
Lexington, Mo
Louden
Louis Gillen
Missouri
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