Public School Notes Highlight Student Art League Efforts
Readers gain a snapshot of School No. 2 and No. 13 activities. Mrs. Jolson and Miss De Ham manage classes while Art League talks, fund drives for the Little Patriot, and student lists show busy school life with donations, entertainments, and campus improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Patriot” Fund
Florence Sauer
Charlotte Hell
Arthur McCormack
Harry Bee
Oatnie Sehid
Vivien Brean
Ebaehinger
Zelia Bee Ray Cline
Eeepaeved “Mead Gains
Florence Johns
Abixéd Santleben
Victor Schmerbeck
Bo Muas¢h
Bessie McConaghy
Francis
Freeee Kelly
Pearl Banke
Horchel
Pearl Ego
Laura Crider
Jarvis
Irma Rouis
Eva May Wae
B. Wilson
Emma
Walsh
Dora
McRae
Alfred Hastings
DeWitts Little Early Risers Promote Health in Albany Ad
A testimonial notes DeWitts Little Early Risers help biliousness and constipation by keeping bowels and liver in good condition. W. Hooper of Albany Georgia reports feeling better after use. The pills are praised as safe gentle and effective with no griping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
W. Hooper
Albany, Ga
James Clayin
Schas#e
Wm. Appmann
Harriman Flood Ravages Town in Tennessee
Harriman Tennessee endured a devastating flood from the Emory river overflow. Damages are estimated at 2.5 million dollars with two known deaths and many presumed drownings. Forty to fifty houses in Marriman were washed away and key industrial sites were damaged or destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
Tenn
Emory
Marriznan
Cincinnati Southern Railway
Vester Lumber Company
Hoe and Tool Company
Backache Cure Claims From Memphis Soldier
Capt WM Forest of Memphis Tennessee reports suffering for years from backache and credits one bottle of Smith's Sure Kidney Cure with cure. He says he has not been troubled since and praises the product. Price 50 cents and 1.00, for sale by C Schasse.
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Smith
Rae
WM. Forest
Memphis
Tenn
C,. Schasse
Floods sweep eastern Kentucky with possible the deaths
Middlesboro reports the worst flood since 1890 sweeping eastern Kentucky and East Dennesee. No deaths yet but officials fear many may be confirmed before nightfall. Pineville notes Cumberland River on the rampage after recent rains and the town under water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Middlesboro
East Dennesee
Pineville
Cumberland River
Syater
Lipton Rings Cudahy by Phone Prank in New York
Sir Thomas Lipton, visiting New York, phoned the Cudahy Packing Co office only to be mistaken for a rival clerk. A junior clerk and later the cashier bantered Lipton as if he were Mike, confusing callers and prompting a scramble to locate Mr. Cudahy. The episode ended with apologies and a warning to avoid fake names by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Mike
Sir Thomas Lipton
Michael Cudahy
The
Cudahy Packing Company
Mr. Cudahy
Sir Thomas
America
Cudahy Company
New York City
Armours, Swift
New York
Cudahy
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
Cudahy's
Kansas City Star
Taken For a Tramp at Yellowstone Park Hotel
Ernest Seton-Thompson described his disguise to a New York Times writer, hiding in a garbage heap behind a Yellowstone Park hotel to observe bears. Tourists teased him calling for him to emerge and offered food and a dollar as they laughed at the sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Seton-Thompson
New York Times
Yellowstone Park
Tournadre the Eccentric Dies in Paris After Pranks
Paris reports the life and death of Tournadre a notorious beggar turned prankster who mingled anarchist rhetoric with bold hoaxes He duped Bertrand Paris procureur general by claiming Tournadre rented under his name He shocked officials by orchestrating absurd scenes and commandeering officials to the Elysee for imagined audiences
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tournadre
Paris
Bertrand
Vichy
Maxime Lisbonne
Academy
the Elysee
France
Frohsian Ball At Mission Garden Saturday Night
Attendees invited to the Frohsian ball at Mission garden Saturday night with music by Theo Artzt. Admission 26 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Por Att
Amor
Mission Garden
Theo
Cleveland anecdote tests Norwich pride with blunt family test
In Norwich, ex president Cleveland recounts an incident from Buffalo involving a stubborn debt collector called Pestilence. He portrays a rude confrontation with a Norwich-born Deacon Cleveland, confessing he will avoid speaking ill of any Norwich grandfather to uphold family honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Colin
Cleveland
Buffalo
Deacon Cleveland
Rising generation noted by bachelor awaiting benediction
A bachelor speaks from experience about the fast rise of the younger generation. He recalls walking with his intended and her young niece, a seven-year-old girl, as part of his observations on social change.
Oh Dont Mind Me Triggers Wedding Day Banter
In a Detroit Free Press note, a couple nearing their wedding recount a playful clash over a young woman’s reaction. The scene turns sharp as she retorts with icy clarity about knowing love, prompting a brief, amused pause before calmer talk returns.
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Detroit Free Press
Ministerial Golfer Faces Placed Offer Amid Prayers
A conscientious minister is urged to accept a superior pastorate with a prized golf course. In a family scene the daughter explains papa prays in the library for guidance while mamma packs upstairs.
Count Dutassey and the Sing Sing Welcome
A Civil War volunteer officer sentenced by court martial to Sing Sing introduces himself as Il am Count Dutassey and boasts of speaking five languages. the jailer interrupts with a blunt remark that only one language is spoken there, and it is in short supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutassey
Sing Sing
Count Dutassey
Gilbert letter hints at age and humor on Scott birthday
One of the last letters by W S Gilbert before illness was to Clement Scott for his sixtieth birthday. Gilbert called Scott’s milestone irrelevant, stating in a playful line that he is sixty five and no one seems to care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lilvett
Angie Hollingworth
Las Cocules
Guatemala
Fred
Los Angeles
San Prangisco
Santiago
Antigua
Paulia
Mr. Lovett
San Antonio
Ben Wagner
Abhoo
Eli. Hertzberg
Woman's Club
Prof Onderdonk
Aeacher
Averit
Bent Miller
Tom Wheat
Geo. Woodward
Adolph Wolff
Sophie Blunler
Vida Brown
Jennie Garza
Cornelia Gillett
Alas Merbeth
Winnie Morton
Clara Schranmi
Lula Terrell
Lula Winter
George Woodward
Martin Campbell
Irene Ingle
Fannie Greenley
W. S Gilbert
Clement Scott
Mr. Scott
Mr. Gilbert
Oil Burner Guide For Your Cooking Stove
Do not make a mistake in selecting an oil burner for your cooking stove. Read our Carr Wood and Coal Co. in formation for guidance and options.
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Carr Wood and Coal Co
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Chaya
Miss de Ham
Miss Jeminez
Whine Amhurst
Mrs. Jolson
Jeee Alford
Public School Art League
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Bessie Heilig
Hild Tloffmann
Hortense Siche
Edgiy Krew
Olivia Subiivaa
Inem Morn
Ruth Cronvus
Willie Muellenny
Mi Sargent
No. 2
Pic Yard
Nes
Roy Ripley
Clarence Wolff
Henry Powers
Bettina
James
Robert, Smith
Minnie Rossy
Harold Joske
Effie Smith
Edward Blenendorf
Myrtle Wharton
Gertrude Russell
Mary Coiter
George Paschal Eiaviler Mueh- Tenderi
Threanneng Mays
Har Peas Mamie
Maver Fot
Mare Orider
Kastrithe Russell
Gnet Wegel
Anna Krisch
Lilly Wi Ilson
Baile Seallom
Mamie Meyer
Fleming
Farle
Jameson
Harry Sullivan
I To Varga
Garland Ellis
Chester Mays
Emile Muébiendor
Edith Street
Hargis
George Camp
Art League
Nora Reed
Frankie Hardin
Tex
Geneveva
Maria Cadena
Millen
Mary
Helen Baetz
May Johnson
Vincent Boyce
San Luis Potosi
Julia Clarke
Anna Ramsey
Acset
Margaret Urke
T. Hughes
Columbia, Tenn
Emma Allensworth
Hughes
Tennessee
Charley Armistead
Henry Rheiner
Jennie du Menil
Annie May Morris
Inez Foster
Laura la Broche
Bessie Meyer
Marguerite H
Corinne W
Valerie Vilas
George TH
Bessie Clarke
Boerne
Miss. Lee
Lucile Bartholomew
Ruby Hopper
Emma Reimhessel
Georgia Himstead
Celestine de la Pena
Antonio Hernanies
Barret Harper
Mary Perez
Archie Kellar
Tilda
Sophia Benevides
Myrtle Bowden
Hdna Anderson
Martha Cadena
Pansy Eastland
Minnie Lindi
Teresa Christil
Stone Bowden
Augusta Rechinthin
Kathleen Varga
Little
Stephen F. Austin
Capitol
Washington
Ellison
Scott
Harris
Everett Bell
John Dukes
Ben Culhoun
Leonard Pulier
Annie B. Moore
Carrie Zullet
Lizzie Young
Lily Buchamnon
Oro Owen
Rosie Peterson
Mems Secans
Sao
Cero
Mary Hess
Eno Price
Mr. Postmian
Paschal Berson
Marie Burns
Reet Ees
Cape
Witten
Lily Buchantan
Agnes Wohlfarth
Rupert Gresham
Lydia Moore
Eeys
Annie Bess Moore
Evelyn Enola Strawn
Jaist
L. Chapman
Cochran
Ile
Fo Foutrel
L. Fritsch
Jos. Garcia
J. M Gaye
P. Gengler
Groce Gianotti
P. Gippi
M. Gotthard
R Gottschalk
Grams
John Green
John Grey
Mra. Grey & Son
Guerra
R. Hahn
G. W. Hahn
Jos. Hanzal
Harrison
Henéasy
J. Kltzfelder & Jenower
Johnson
Judge
J.T. Jungman
KE Kemp
John Kiana
Chas. Knoll
Mrs. Kotula
Ed. Kunkel
L. Linnartz & Lanm
Jane
C.F. Lasitter & Lentz
H. R. Littled
Ge Lovece
Lovece
N. Magott
Thee
McAnlister
Louis FI
McCard
A. H. McLane
C. McNelly
C. & Mango
Geo. Maureaux
Pat Maverick
Mayer
Mra
C Miller
H. Mix
Monckton
J. V Muegge
Mueller Bros
Mumme
L. T. Mueller
Mueller
P. F Malczynski
Wmn. Zooner
J. N. Zum
Lnd Wilder
Antonio
McLean & Mudge
Mgrs
H. D. Kampmann
Proprietor
Mahncke
Houston
St. Mary Streets
Texas
J. Mahngke
Elite Hotel
Soledad Street
Ernest Sanner
Southerr Hotel
Mata Plaza
J. Loustaurau
P. Bergeron
Bexar Hotel
Amon Barnes
H. B. Kincaid
West Commerce Street
Scholz Palm Garden
Conrie
Wari Ibold
Commerce St
Ernest David
Henry Magendie
Fulton Market
Henry Limpurger, Jr
Soledad
Houston Sts
Silver King Saloon
Cor. W. Commerce
N. Flores Sts
Rischebros
Abe Anil Tee
Uae
Emerson
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