Sensible Gifts Turn Grim Christmas Tale
Frances L. Garside warns husbands in a sharp Christmas fable about a woman overwhelmed by shopping. She wraps 37 gifts by mail and express, and by mistake perforates her baby with Christmas stickers. The story ends with a caution to be tender and forgiving during the holidays.
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Frances L. Garside
Making Men of Bad Boys and a Juvenile School Plan
Probation Officer J Ross Boles spoke to the Philanthropic Society outlining Bexar County s plan to fund a juvenile training school from bond proceeds or the general fund He argued reform replaces harsh punishment and highlighted the Seabrook School for Boys as a model for humane treatment education and second chances for delinquent youths.
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San Antonio
J. Ross Boles
The
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Camden Street
Boles
Texas
Gatesville Reformatory
Reformatory
Gatesville
State Juvenile Training School
Harris County
Seabrook School For
James R. Davis
Great Lakes Grain Boast Over 42 Million Bushels Await Transport
On April 24 when navigation opened, elevators, steamers, and railroad cars at Pt. William and Port Arthur near Lake Superior held more than 42,760,000 bushels of grain awaiting transportation.
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Port Arthur
Lake Superior
Rare Old Rural Repository Volume Emerges in San Antonio
Archie L. Holeman owns a rare bound edition of The Rural Repository dated 1827 to 1825 from Hudson New Jersey. The eight surviving copies include notes on marriages deaths and events and a Saratoga Springs mineral springs discovery. The journal references Washington Irving and Columbus writings and lists lottery tickets for sale.
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Archie L. Holeman
William S. Stoddard
Saratoga Springs
Saratoga
Washington Irving
Columbus’ Life
London
Philadelphia
Lost Will Found in Columbus Impacts Perry Estate
An old will belonging to Eliza vane L. Perry was found among John A. Perry’s papers in Columbus Indiana. It directs a $1000 monument for her husband Simeon Perry and assigns rents from about 100 acres to Ada Perry, who has since died, while real estate goes to John A. Perry with 100 acres to be carved off for various heirs including B Perry Remy, Frank Remy, Frank P. Irwin, Susie Porter and William Irwin. The document may reduce acres for division among Perry heirs as John A. Perry died intestate, leaving about 200 heirs of record.
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Columbus
Ind
John A. Perry
Miss Ada Perry
Miss Perry
B. Perry Remy
Frank Remy
Anderson
Frank P. Irwin
Susie I. Porter
William Irwin
Danville
Ill
Life Insurance Growth in Japan Reaches New Highs
Total outstanding life insurance policies in Japan amount to about 425 million dollars. The current year's increase averages over 6 million dollars per month, with projections that by year end 1913 effective life insurance business will reach 500 million dollars. There are 36 domestic life insurers operating in the country.
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Japan
Potatoes in Greenland Grow to Marble Size
A report notes Greenland potatoes fail to exceed marble size, indicating stunted yields due to climate and soil conditions. Scientists and farmers study methods to improve tuber growth and productivity in Arctic fields.
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Greenland
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