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Newspaper
Sarasota Times
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1913
Page
3
The Boy Scouts of America is a corporation run by a national council of prominent men who freely give time and money. Local councils in towns and villages support boys, supplementing education with Scoutcraft through first aid, lifesaving, woodcraft, patriotism, and teamwork in outdoor activity.
Dr Halton returned Sunday night from New York after six weeks with the Remains of Mrs McClellan to Hartford Conn He visited the Eye and Ear Infirmary and the skin and cancer hospital in New York He met Sarasota friends and his family will remain at Belle Haven Inn until June 24 then return to New York for duties as substitute house surgeon at the Eye and Ear Infirmary until September 1.
A committee from the Woman? Olvh conducts an inspection tour and notes the site should be reported at the next meeting to ensure proper oversight and accountability.
A man seeks an inexpensive engagement ring after seven girls dumped him in six months, asking for a solid piece around 75 cents. The shop replies with a suitable option, noting the cheap ring resembles the one he lost each time.
Advertisements claim Leonardi's Blood Elixir cures a range of illnesses from rheumatism to blood poisoning. Testimonials say the remedy purifies blood, builds energy, and benefits the weak, with a money back guarantee and Badger Pharmacy as the seller.
Various ads offer storage, lumber and paints by C M Jones & Co, a motor boat for sale at Geo L Roberts shop, a Jersey cow and heifer calf, window glass and hardware, a summer Bay Front property, a Harvard piano, a 4 room cottage near Mango Ave, and notices for final settlement and estate administration. Also bids for a reinforced concrete culvert on Mango Ave due June 7 1918.
The piece argues that city advancement hinges on women shaping sanitation and beauty. It emphasizes wives directing household spending for a healthier, pleasant home and questions any husband who would withhold support for such living improvements.
The Florida Times-Union argues schools should shift toward vocational and manual arts to fit a commercial city. It urges training in hand skills, clear language, neat handwriting, and arithmetic, shaped by local sociological and industrial needs through community cooperation.
The cemetery project under Mr. Geo Bradley progresses and workers plan gravel, grass, and shell road. Ladies need funds for six palm specimens costing four to five dollars each and request donations by contacting ward members. Fertilizer has been donated by Miss Jones, with Mr Maus handling hauling.
In the Florida court this notice to creditors invites all claimants against the estate of Jacob Burwell Chapline, deceased of Manatee County. Creditors must file claims with the executors R. C. Hughes A. J. Vaughan and J. B. Chapline within two years from the date of the notice dated May 29, 1913.
A lighthearted observation notes a hen clucking with joy as she lays an egg meant to feed someone else, celebrating pure unselfishness and the simple act of sharing food.
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