Salvation Army in New York Tackles Suicide Crisis
In New York the Salvation Army led by Miss Booth and Colonel Thomas Holland operates a suicide prevention bureau at 120 West 46th Street. Receiving rooms and interview offices assist people from distant cities, with confidential service and aid for employment, welfare, and coping strategies. New York City suicide rates are lower than San Francisco and St. Louis, yet the bureau reports numerous genuine cases and a steady flow of callers seeking help.
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A Booth
Faye Ton
Hon Arwy
New York
Salvation Army
William Booth
Har Doreah
London
Iso
Itty Adler
Ken Booth
America
Thomas Holland
Gallons Head
West Pour
Fan Hataug
Post Office
Telegraph Office
Mall
Bovill
Suicile
Busionas
Cnbcides
San Francisco
St. Louis
Sumner Grange Meeting Notes and June 1907 Program
Sumner Grange met in the GAR Mal May 234 with sister officers present. Minutes read and approved. Communications on protecting buildings from tight wing and Monroe meeting details discussed. Penny march funds approved to buy singing books. Ice cream served after meeting. Program for June 1907 listed with singing by the Grange, opinion on naming the arm, recitations, and discussions on schooling, farming, and forestry.
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Summer Grange
Gar
Mal
Sis
Saat
Butdlings
Richart Lang
P. A. Kies
Artie Lang
W. Baldwin
Ana Cotechian
Des Oatmabeel Aye See Fun Tale of Robber Belief
A humorous dialect piece recalls a misadventure with a imagined oatmeal heist in Minnesota. The narrator confesses playful boasts of making a raid without a horse, naming odd slang and local flavor as the story spirals into a theater of imagined exploits and peculiar mishaps.
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Heeny
First Base Advice for Youth Players in Fielding Bag
First baseman guidance from Harry Davis emphasizes keeping eyes on the ball while locating the bag with feet. Practice until flawless to boost playing strength by about a quarter. It addresses glove care and proper finger rub to secure the ball when fielding wide or high throws.
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Harry Davis
Philadelphia Amarlea
Brat Wiseman
Jo Ins Opinian
Dad
Baseball Strategy Discussion From a Veteran Scout
A veteran scout discusses pitching, fielding, and the shift toward scientific batting and base running. He notes the value of fast players who can bat well and the importance of first basemen who study running and hitting. He mentions Brandywine’s name origin from a distillery and the Dutch term brandewijn.
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Walny Dave
Thomson
Belug
Telegraphy Era Fence Sells To Farmers With Stockman Pitch
Advertises Marconi wireless as future dream while stressing still wired. Promotes stock of smooth faced and barbed wire, fencing tools, staples. Claims heavy demand and fair prices for farmers and stockmen.
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Atlantic
Marconi
Dust and dirt proof milk pall with perforated base
A covered unit pall described as absolutely dust and dirt proof. It features a seven inch diameter top, a shallow inch deep tray, holes near the bottom, and a cloth liner under a tight fitting cap. The milk spills into the pan from the teat and is essentially sealed from outside conditions. A green feeder rack is also noted as a handy dairy implement.
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Montreal
St Louis Monday Club elects new officers
New officers were elected at the annual meeting of the St. Louis Monday Club. Mere W. BP Andrews was named President, Mins Cromwell Vice President, Mrs. Dee Andrews Secretary, and Mire. Nichol Treasurer. Mrs. W. LP Andrews was chosen delegate to the Federation of Clubs event in Flint in October with Mrs. Jr. A. Church.
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Monday Club of
St. Louis
Mere
W. BP. Andrews
Mins Cromwell
Dee Andrews
Mire. Nichol
W. LP Andrews
Federation of Clubs
Flint
Jr. A. Church
Alvertinte
Marriage Licenses Recorded in Several States and Cities
The notice lists marriage licenses for numerous couples across cities including St. Louis Ithaca Saginaw Breckenridge Bethany Detroit and North Star. Ages range from under year to mid thirties with pairings of Wille Vroman and Sylvia HLF George W. Smith with Minnie J. Ramphier Tra Johnson Edith O’Brien Fred Geary Orpha Crosby Herbert Marriott Georgia Moree Emervon Crosby Grace Franklin Tome Ringle Bewle Tabor and others in various locales.
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Willie Vroman
St. Louis
Sylvia Hlf
George W. Smith
Minnie J. Ramphier
Same
Birney L. Cheney
New Haven
Mary Ann Crozier
Tra Johnson
Ithaca
Edith O'Brien
Saginaw
Fred Geary
Breckenridge
Orpha Crosby
Bethany
Herbert Marriott
Astley
Georgia Moree
Emervon
Crosby
Detroit
Grace Franklin
North Star
Tome Ringle
Hamilton
Bewle Tabor
Machinery and Creamery Grounds Improve Butter Making Ambience
The article notes that separators wear out slowly but require care, with machines lasting years in service. It cites farmers and operators, including W M Webster, discussing maintenance and long use. It also highlights a national movement to improve creameries grounds with flower beds and lawns to enhance milk quality and odor control by banishing open drains and waste.
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WM. Webster
Two Viewpoints on Dairy Cow Returns and Profits
The article discusses dairy herd accounting from two perspectives a professional buyer and a dairy farmer. It stresses treating each cow as a department to ensure every animal yields food, fodder, and profit, calculating total production for the milking period to balance costs and margins and urging farmers to improve profitability in line with national dairy pride cited from Kickell's Dairy Farmer.
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Kickell
Johnny Summers and the English fighter in America
Johnny Summers, the latest English boxer to invade the United States, is described as a featherweight with unusual muscular development and a build reminiscent of a small Bob Fitzsimmons. The piece notes his broad shoulders deep chest and compact legs, comparing his appearance to English boxing style and noting his effective punching and fielding abilities. Comiskey asserts no loafer on his Chicago Americans team, stressing that all are live, capable players, essential for pennant wins.
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Johnny Summers
America
Bob Fitasimmons
Tie Fire
Elas Kalt
Kerry McGovern
Commy
Charles Comiskey
Chicago Americans
Tha Best Laxative for Children
Fragmentary OCR text mentions laxatives for children and refers to streets and vehicles with unclear wording. It appears to be an incomplete, nonsensical snippet lacking coherent events, persons, dates, or organizations to identify a clear news item.
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