Little Mother of the Prisons Remembered in Sweden and Sing Sing
Maud Ballington Booth recalls her visit to Upsala Sweden where she spoke to 1600 students and formed a bond with the youth. A letter from a student describes his time as a life prisoner in Sing Sing, linking Booth's work to rehabilitation and prayers for the meek. The piece ends with a biblical reflection on mission and liberty.
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Maud Ballington Booth
New York
Volunteer Prison League
League
Upsala
Sweden
Sons of
Switzerland
Europe
Sing Sing
Joseph B. Bowles
Good Enough Dialogue Between George and Darling
A clipped exchange questions worthiness. George asks if he is good enough for Darling while she replies he is not, claiming he is too out for any other girl.
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George
Darling
Harmless Animal Faces Mixed Public Sentiment
The text notes that many boys and girls view the creature with horror and disgust, while acknowledging its harmlessness and benefits. It reflects local attitudes and the effort to soften fear through schooling and community messaging.
Apple Growers Hit World Record Prices and Plant Boom
Levi G. Monroe of the Washington State Horticultural Association notes O. G. France earned 3929 dollars from a single acre of Winesap apples. E A Farris from Orondo sold fifty orchard boxes totaling 62.50 per tree yield, and forecasts show 3.5 to 4 million apples trees planted east of the Cascades this season. The piece also provides a U S forts whitewash formula and discusses apple show prizes in Spokane and Denver.
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Spokane
Wash
Levi G. Monroe
Washington State Horticultural Association
O. G. France
Wenatchee Valley
E. A. Farris
Orondo
France
Denver
Washington
Cascade Mountains
Columbia River
International Boundary
Spokane River
Census shakeup may cost Indiana a congressman
The discourse notes Indiana may lose a seat in the House in the coming census. It suggests that William Allen Cullop could be affected and face removal not by election but by reapportionment changes impacting his position.
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Indiana
William Allen _Cullop
Wool sellers urged to bring wool to McCammon Hotel Building
Farmers take notice Springer and Carruthers offer the highest cash price for wool at the old McCammon Hotel Building.
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Springer & Carruthers
McCammon
Notice to clean privies and vacants in Sullivan
Citywide inspection by April 30 will identify unsanitary conditions. Owners or tenants must remove rubbish, bury or haul away debris, drain low lot areas, and cut weeds on vacant lots after notice. Corbin, secretary of the health board, signs the order.
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City of
Sullivan
E. M. Corbin
Sec. B
Appointment of Administrator for Adam Deckard Estate
Sullivan Circuit Court appoints W. P. Stratton as administrator with the will annexed of Adam Deckard in Sullivan County Indiana. The estate is probably solvent. G. W. Buff is attorney for the administrator. First insertion April 20, 1910.
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Sullivan Circuit Court
Adam Deckard
Sullivan County
Indiana
W. P. Stratton
G. W. Buff
Admr
Foot Ease powder advert cures aching feet
A shoe powder called Foot-Ease by Allen S Olmsted of LeRoy New York promises relief for tired calloused and sweating feet. Sold by druggists for 25 cents with a free sample offer.
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Alen S. Olmsted
LeRoy
N. Y
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