Wealth and charity themes mark San Antonio piece
A long account profiles former wealthy figures now in Associated Charities care in San Antonio. It notes a Harvard Heidelberg education, past wealth, and fading influence as they rely on aid. Mrs Ferris urges thrift and saving as essential for future security amid aging aristocrats and public supporters.
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Samme
Mabel Ferguson Ferris
Generetary
Harvard
Heidelberg University of
Charitr
San Antonio
Maine
Tich
X and Foo
Mrs. Werris
Thrift and the Medici Legacy in Renaissance Learning
The passage links thrift to the Medici family wealth, noting how their fortune funded a great library and encouraged art and science. It cites Rafael’s free access to create works, tied to Florentine prosperity, and reflects Christmas contemplation of feeding the multitude.
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Mr. Beretta
Rafael
Jesus
Tades
Divorce Seen as Progress by Judge Sabath in Chicago
Judge Joseph Sabath, who has presided over 10 000 divorce cases, argues divorces signal progress and emancipation of women. He says wives are no longer chattel and may seek dissolution if equal partnership fails, urging husbands to treat wives as real partners and share business decisions.
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J. Beretta
National Bank of Commerce
Chicago
Joseph Sabath
Michigan University
Two Convicts Killed In Mine Explosion At West Virginia Prison
Two convicts Michael Stoney and Will Davis were killed and a third Dan Willard injured in a gas explosion at the new shaft of the West Virginia state penitentiary mine in Moundsville. A lighted match is blamed for igniting fire damp. Davis remains trapped under wreckage as rescue efforts continue.
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Moundsville
W. Va
Michael Stoney
Will Davis
Dan Willard
West Virginia State Penitentiary
Stoney
Davis
Bride Presented to Nine Children in Brooklyn Case
Mrs Louise Theile of 138 Lincoln Avenue Brooklyn sues for annulment after discovering nine children instead of two awaited her after a Brooklyn Supreme Court ceremony. Walter Theile of Charleston North Carolina faced no opposition though his affidavit claimed no deception. The couple met via a matrimonial agency and a letter dated November 20 1923 outlined his claim to a younger appearance and a desire for a wife.
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New York
Louise Theile
Lincoln Avenue
Brooklyn
MacCrate
Brooklyn Supreme Court
Theile
Walter ©.Theile
Charleston
N.C
Walter C, Thetle
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