Spend and Be Spent: Roosevelt Defense of Sacrifice in 1912
Roosevelt argues the leader is an instrument to be used and discarded for victory. He urges all to spend and be spent for righteousness, warning America faces world hopes and peril if resolve wanes and material greed divides rather than unites.
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Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Beng
America
Indiana
United States
Herman Heininger
Dishpan Prayer Opens Salvation Army Pantry
In early New York City, Major Jennie Ward of the Cherry Street Slum Settlement and Nursery led a prayer for a dishpan as poverty pressed on the East Side. She and helpers collected contributions door to door and in saloons, aided by a generous drunk who offered his money when stirred by the tambourine.
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Salvation Army
Jennie Ward
Army
Cherry Street
New York
East Side
Shishter
Yish
Variety of visits and local doings reported in Ann Arbor area
W L Rundel and family visited Ypsilanti friends Friday. George Hoettner of Toledo visited his cousin Conrad Boettner Monday. Bruce Roraback of Salem stayed with Arthard Lutz. The record notes many visits, showers, and social events around Ann Arbor including graduates and engagements.
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W. L. Rundel
Ypsilanti
George Hoettner
Toledo
Conrad Boettner
Bruce Roraback
Salem
Arthard Lutz
Harmon F. Davenport
Onteadhy
Helen Huber
Marion
Indiana
R. L. Finch
Janice Austin
Wayne High Schoow
H. S. Gauntlett
Milan
Katharine Renischier
Henry Robison
Battle Creek
Ruth Rose
Ida ‘Steffy
Carlos Webb
Brooklyn
Frank Ball
Arthur Deigh
Esther
Kalamazoo
Louise Mason
Birmingham
Alabama
H. E. Morris
J. J. Walters
W. J. Phillips
Reubne Gauss
Dexter
Ella Boettner
William Kuebler
Irma Lucile
C. A. Jordan
Audrey
Grand Rapids
George Elliot
Cushing
Detroit
William Elliot
Banry County
Everett Collins
Fred Hertler
Frederick
Christ Braun
Olive Braun
Frain’s
Lake
Maggie Rozell
Hastings
Nerces
Gertrude
Margaret Miller
Dr A E Mummery Physician at Ann Arbor Office Hours
Dr A E Mummery, M D, physician and surgeon of Ann Arbor, lists Hutzel Building office hours 1 to 4 and 7 to 8 p m with Sunday by appointment. Residence at 314 Packard St and phone 1935. He will be at The Tavern Wednesday evenings from 6 to 8.
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Selfridge
Mt. Clemens
Eiliot
Ann Arbor
Tecumseh
Clinton
Saline
Tecumseh Herald
Hutzel Bldg
Packard St
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