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Newspaper

The Greenville Journal

Location

Greenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1908

Page

7

Col Ware's Pension Offer Ties to Education Effort

The National Tribune notes Col Eugene F Ware ex pension commissioner and Kansas veteran who earned a captain’s rank in the Ninth Infantry began a pension to aid Laura Mary Ramsey a 12 year old neighbor’s education. Ramsey plans to bank the funds until completing Topeka school.

Eugens F. Ware Kannan The National Tribune Colorado Eugene FP. Ware Zauram Ramier Wilson's Creek Ware Laura Mary Ramsey Kansas Philippines Scott West Point Ninth United States Infantry Laura Topeka

Furlough Tales and Other Civil War Anecdotes

A collection of brief items: Maj. Hamilton's note on restricted furloughs during Civil War times, featuring Dalgetty who misinterprets questions about his grandmother's death, a Spanish American War fern seller mocked for not joining the army, and a Cambridge professor Charles Eliot Norton celebrating his eightieth birthday at Shady Hill. Also mentions William KR Smith, a longtime Washington garden superintendent.

Hamilton Dalgetty Lewistown Charles Eliot Norton Shady Hill Cambridge Mass Harvard Archaeological Institute of America William KR. Smith Washington Ite

Carpenter of Missouri Civil War surgeon writes memoir

The eighty two year old Col Seymour Carpenter, veteran surgeon and medical director for Missouri, releases a history of the Carpenter family in America and his Civil War recollections. He recalls service in the Army of the Potomac, the duel with Fayetteville and Prairie Grove battles, and a striking account of Maj Ezra Fitch at Fayetteville, along with other wartime scenes and the family lineage.

Adam Chicago Zearng Col Seymour 0 Carpenter Department of the Missouri Republic Missouri Minsouri Mississippi Washington Bull Run Fayetteville Prairie Grove Cabell Col. Harrison First Arkansas Cavalry Ezra Fitch Maj. Fitch Mr. Carpenter Waling Flanders Ine

Pattern No 456 and 0957 Children and Women Suit Details

A pattern page describes Pattern No 456 A pink and white silk dress with pink satin trim deep tucks and a brow sailor neckline options high or V cut open sleeves with bows. Materials include French flannel cashmere China silk dimity and a note on yardage. Pattern No 0957 shows a little boys white serge suit with a trimming band and deep plait along the front.

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Pattern Pattern and Carnegie Joke Feature in Waste Page

The article describes a child’s garment pattern with measurements and fabric options and notes pattern pricing and ordering. It shifts to a humorous quote from Andrew Carnegie about a joke during a visit to Bidbe Castle, recounting a motorcar outing with a Montenegran prince and Highlanders. It ends with a brief incident of a man strangling a wildcat with a dinner plate.

Mr. Carnegie Andrew Carnegie Pittsburg Bidbe Castle Carnegie

Poverty in English Cities Versus American Slums

A critique contrasting England’s London slums with New York and American wealth. It laments brutal poverty visible in estates and streets, noting how affluent areas overlook misery as it spills into parks, squares, and airports of English cities, and cites Edinburgh Glasgow and Dublin as examples.

England New York London East End Mayfair Fifth Avenue Long Island New Jersey Park Lane Bond Street Strand Piccadilly Edinburgh Glasgow Dublin American Magazine

Martyr to Home Cooking in Royal Magazine Snippet

A humorous Royal Magazine fragment depicts a young housewife and husband debating desserts and recipe mishaps with playful misprints. Jokes about cooking expertise, confessional notes on recipes, and domestic banter reflect light social satire of home life.

Five Months in Hospital Told by York City Man

Tevi P. Brockway of Second Ave Avoka Minn says after five months in hospital he was discharged as incurable and given six months to live. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills for restoring health and cites dramatic prior kidney and eye issues, with testimonials and other assorted notices and jokes following.

Artilery Tevi P. Brockway Dean Foster-tiburn Co Buffalo J. B. Renaud Montana St Montreal Que

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