Local Social News and Band Concert Announced
Sally J A Wray installed a soda fountain. S C Youngkin and Mrs. S C Youngkin visited relatives in Oskaloosa and the hub. Rev van der Mey went to Orange City. Gerrit van der Pol of Pella visited Friday and Saturday. Willie Willocks bought a slide trombone to join the band. Commencement at Lynnville drew many locals. Sully Band to hold third annual concert May 9 at 8 pm with Lynnville Kilduff and Sully bands. ice cream for ticket holders, admission 25 or 60 cents. Henry Laskowitz and family planned a Crookston trip for a couple of months. Sherman party to California replacing previous plans.
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Lynnville
T. C. Forsythe
Henry Laskowitz
Crookston
Minn
F. G. Sherman
Lena
Effie Awtry
California
Sully Band
Kilduff
Sully
Miss Stones Lecturing Sparks Broad Critique
The Congregationalist defends Miss Stone returning to lecturing in America. It argues her choice balanced between public demand and board permissions, noting the bureau route and self support both carry risks and praise her character. The piece asserts criticism stems from ignorance of facts and motive. A magazine ad at the end promotes Rocky Mountain Tea for 35 cents from Allen & Stubenrauch.
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Miss Stone
Miss. Stone
America
Chelsea
Editorial on Roosevelt phrases and Tuskegee gift debate
Editorial notes William Randolph Hearst and a marriage at Grace Church contrasts Roosevelt’s coined phrases with enduring Shakespearean and other sayings. It discusses a strong impact of a strenuous life and race death by own action, plus Carnaggio’s $600000 gift to Tuskegee Institute following a New York conference on the Southern question regarding the Negro.
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William Randolph. Hearst
New York Journal
The
Chicago American
San Francisco Examiner
New York City
Grace Church
City
Millicent Wilson
Mr. Roosevelt
Debate on Negro Suffrage and Elevation by Washington
The passage argues that granting negro suffrage postwar was a mistake. It says the Republican aim was to gain the negro vote, but suppression in the South thwarted it. It contends the four teenth amendment might have diminished Southern representation, and that Booker T. Washington’s industrial education path offers a practical route for black elevation, aided by Carnegie's donation to his school.
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United States
Republican Party
South
Congress
Booker T. Washington
Carnegie
Washington
New England
Made Young Again By Dr King Pills Claim
A reader from Dempsytown Pa reports a two week course of Dr Kings New Life Pills revived his energy claiming to feel in his teens. The purely vegetable remedy is advertised as easing liver stomach and bowel issues and priced at 25 cents at Keables Drug Store.
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Dr. King
Agin
D. H. Turner
Dempsytown
Keables
Eureka Stock Food and Louse Killer Ad Explains Uses
A vintage farm supply ad promotes Eureka Stock Food as a non medicine digester and appetite aid for brood sows pigs and poultry. It touts Eureka Louse Killer for pest control and Shrader's Successful hog conditioner. Cole's Gold Medal Flour Store next to the American House sells these items.
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Cole's
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Sally J. A. Wray
S. C. Youngkin
Tun Co
Fecok
Man & Co
Scientific American
New York M & Co
New York
Washington, D
Nobby and Stylish
Maud
Jack
Rocky Mountain
Allen & Stubenrach
Editorial
Nobby Suits
Eureka Stock Food
Eureka Poultry Food
Eureka
Shrader
Ono
Louisville
Nashville
Great Central Southern Trunk Line
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Florida
U.S
Gulf East District
R. J.wemyss
General Immagration and Industries Agt
Louisville, KY
Johnson & Ver Dught
Eugene Field
Field
Bo, Daves
Ayer
John P. Hodnette
Brooklyn, N.Y
Ater Co
Lowell
Masa
DeWitt
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