Free Kindergarten Advocated for Lexington Growth
The Lexixeron Recorp notes monthly issue and ad rates while urging Lexington to establish a free public Kindergarten for children under eight. It argues Kindergarten fosters cleanliness, refinement, and early moral instruction amid urban poverty, urging reader support and action now.
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Lexington
Wee Hweed
Aunt Jean's Christmas Letter From the Infirmary
A Christmas letter from Aunt Jean describes the Infirmary’s growth, new staff, and charitable activities. She notes successful surgeries, new annex readiness by spring, and a charity ball in February to fund the building. Vivid vignettes show residents and staff, including Mary Haley, Miss Jenkins, Mother Steele, Aunt Patsy, and Aunt Amy with pets.
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Mary E. Haley
Georgetown
Opera House
Joseph Rich
Miss Jenkins
Methodist Church
Mother Steele
Aunt Patsy
Patsy
Mother Cronleigh
Mary
Steve Mother Morris
Amy
Biddie
Flip
Doy
Jran
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W. Plunkett & CO
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John Hutchison
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S Bassett & Sons
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C. A. Johns
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Lexington Roller Mills Co
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