Local School Report Highlights Enrollments and Activities
Enrollment stands at 390 as a Monday revisits show new pupils in grade three Anna Dall Earnest and Boga Wicks join grade one The third graders finished their Bugens Mield reader Measles absence noted for Ruth Bennett A country trip to view an ant exhibit accompanies teachers and students Various found items including a silver watch and cuff links are listed The April month report shows 155 pupils with perfect attendance Thirty five pupils visited the schools That May events calendar includes State Contest Patrons Day and Decoration Day Bulletin boards and teacher examinations featured Seven hundred fifty people attended the Art Exhibit Week Several notable works and maps relating to local history were praised and showcased
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Earnest
Boga Wicks
Ruth Bennett
Detroit Sees First Draft of Harper's Ferry Raid Unfold
In Detroit on March 12 1859 John Brown Douglass and others met at 185 Congress Street to discuss and secretly approve the plan to raid Harper's Ferry Leaguers and abolitionists gathered earlier. Brown’s later raid at Harper's Ferry and the executions are noted as a pivotal prewar event. Detroit earns the distinction of being the place where the plan first took shape.
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John Brown
John Growi
Congress Street
Shaw
Crem
Brown
Faaiais
League of Gilvadiles
al Leetica
Shives
Kansas
Pottawwatomie
Gen
Pate
Black Jack
Detroit
Tagess
Loe
Detr
Detro
Frederick Douglass
Cmass
Douglass
George de Baptis
Kerguson
William Webb
Webb
Harper's Ferry
Finn Wats
Trowdie
Cure for Mushroom Corns Painful Foot Ailment
Old remedy guide promotes Calocide compound for mushroom corns and other foot ailments. Soak feet in hot water with two tablespoons Calocide for fifteen minutes, massage sore parts, repeat nights if needed, then rub olive oil for benefit. Drugstores stock it, twenty five cent package advised.
Settlement workers assure locals they aid every town
A Chicago News item shows a housewife confronting wandering men who offer aid. A dusty spokesmen answers with a formal bow and claims they work at every settlement they visit, while residents receive wedges of pie. The scene captures a wary, curious reception of charitable agents.
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Chicago News
The Way He Took It Short fragment in London Tit-Bits
A brief quoted exchange about bed finding and manners appears in London Tit-Bits. Mr Inlate answers puzzled, saying he was not as bad as first thought. The bit reads like a humorous aside from a wider column.
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Mr. Inlate
London
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