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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1898
Page
12
A fragment quotes Thomas urging planting roses over nettles with sowing done individually, reflecting a horticultural or philosophical preference for careful, personal soil work. The terse note suggests practical gardening guidance within a period voice.
J. 8. Davis of Holyoke Mass argues New England need not fear the cotton mill transfer to the South. He advocates cultivating flax and rebuilding linen manufacturing in idle Northern mills.
The Progress notes last week's report on misconduct by girls and boys at Salvation Army meetings, saying the public generally indorses the action and a spirit of indignation has risen against the culprits, with a determination to stop the behavior regardless of sex.
A historical discussion condemns immodest public behavior by young women. It extols modesty as essential to virtue, arguing that conduct in public reflects on society and manhood, and notes that unseemly displays cause widespread disapproval and separation from respectable company.
A historical reflection on married and social women and public behavior. The author contrasts disreputable conduct with true ladyhood, praising America's notables as models of modesty and virtue. It emphasizes courtesy, respect for the Queen and Princess, and the distinction between public salutes and heartfelt reverence.
Prices reduced to attract early signups for day and night classes. Three months day rate twenty dollars, three months night seventeen dollars, arithmetic and penmanship seven fifty. Special rates for shorthand and typewriting. Also notes former principal D R Lyor guest in town, praised for printing department work at Ruston Industrial School.
By request of friends of Hon Andrew Currie of Shreya port the Progress notes Currie may run for Railroad Commissioner from this district subject to Democratic party action. Also local ads prompt readers to shop at R P Morton harness saddlery and Weaks and Walters groceries corner Crockett and Edwards streets with delivery and insurance offers.
Law firm states readiness to turn out briefs quickly and invites patronage from clients seeking rapid legal document preparation services.
Notice from K P Mourvos advertising saddles harness and repair services at Market Street opposite Kelly's stable. Announces a July 2 to July 5 excursion from Houston via Galveston and Shreveport with a $3.50 round trip fare offering government fortifications drill by 1,200 US soldiers at Camp Mawle and coastal naval protection. invites contact with J P Freeman or D B Gallagher for details.
The Cotton Belt Route offers round trip tickets from Shreveport to all line points within 200 miles at one fare plus ten cents. Tickets are sold July 2 and valid for return by July 4.
Groveries O Weaks & Walters receive orders for today. They report up to date in the Jabesh edibles out, with frost and milk from first hands.
Fragmented text refers to Hynson's Strings and a health resort season with names like Mora, Randall, and Rachill. The readable portions mention new prospects, a spring session, and potential regional interest along the coast and in Texas.
Fragmentary note lists Espeulial I and Raney Mirelyail with Preacti feu and mentions all ten desk months at Tyne third God. Details are unclear but point to a timetable or administrative reference.
Fragmented text describes legislative discussion on a proposed constitution with references to senators and constitutional reform. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a formal political proceeding. The piece hints at support from a prominent senator and calls the measure pivotal for governance.
The Salvation Aco vate its good work. The text is garbled and obscure with references to conversions, a master, and repeated mentions of nights and convictions. It preserves names and religious actions but lacks clear facts or dates.
A plan to increase spending is moving under the authority of Dr Hayes, the city superintendent, stirring debate about fiscal priorities and leadership.
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