Pat Crowe Ex-Bandit Writes A Real Novel
Pat Crowe once famed for daring train robberies has written a novel titled Society's Prodigal He claims reform and works toward good roads and economy by labor He says William Jennings Bryan endorses the reform and wrote a preface addressing the ex convict's dilemma Bryan supports Crowe's new life view and moral stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Crowe
United States
Ben
Mr. Crowe
Iis
Sunday World
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Caoalda
Society's Prodigal and the reform of convicts in law
The article discusses the prodigal in society as a moral parallel to the biblical tale, urging reform and humane employment of ex convicts. It argues for state supported opportunities, noting the benefits of agricultural and road work, and highlights the challenges of trust and societal stigma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waima
Edwin Markham
Prolific prison letters spark romance in Pat Crowe tale
In a Pat Crowe narrative fragment, convict Bob Rogers, moved by a box labeled Hazel Wild, writes to a New Jersey girl. Hazel responds from Hoboken with her own life story and a request for Rogers’s photo as they continue their pen pal exchange from prison.
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P. S
Bob
Tom Wnkilyan
Vom Hatton
Kilyan
Hatton
Timlynn
New York
Hazel
Iob
Jefferson City
Mr. Flynn
New York City
Fike County
Bowling Green
Pike County
Jr. Flynn
New Jersey
Superintendent Flynn
Bob Rogers
Chicago
Jiezel
Auntie
Goodriches
Goodrich
Kilvan and
Ile
Washington
John Westin
District of Columbia
United States
Weston
Lolk
Hoboken
James Washburn
Little
Hopoken
Pat Crowe
Tim Flynn
Rogers
Flynn
Hazel Wild
N. J
Nabolken
Missouri
Jeffersonville
Hoboken, N. J
Mr. Rogers
Papa
Mamma
Vision Street
Quips and maxims on manners and marriage from Atchison
A column of aphorisms and observations on social behavior, marriage, and discipline from Atchison reflecting on aging, jealousy, civic manners, and the unwritten laws. The piece threads humor with cautionary notes about politeness and self improvement.
Woman and Her Mode of Shopping Declares Kitchen Waste
An extended piece argues women can curb household costs by weighing groceries with scales, avoiding telephoned orders, and controlling spending. It notes waste in kitchens, short measures by grocers, and the need for careful budgeting and self-ordering to cut monthly expenses.
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Bob
St. Patrick's Catendral
New York
Ilazel
Washington
United States
Cable
Cralon
Rob Rogers
Rogers Aeroplane
Marie Corelli critiques suffrage in Harper's Bazar article
English author Marie Corelli writes against women’s suffrage for Harper's Bazar. She compares men to a pet lamb that grows into a savage mutton, argues women coddle men to their own detriment, and claims men thrive when left in open pasture and not pampered in a boudoir.
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Marie Corelli
Harper’s Bazar
Miss Corelli
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Skr
Fisuen, Waeer Epors Cupar
Fromore
Geo Gower Finan
Tazel
John Goodrich
Rob
Atchison
Pearings
Children To Market
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