Putnam patriot., 1911-09-15
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Editor Buckley Of the "Chrlstlan Advocate points with pride to the fact that in the days of their youth ex- Senator Aldrich, Madame Nofdiea and the late Bishop Mallalien were pupils at Ithe East Greenwich k. L) Methodist academy. "Note this well, " he says, "ye who argue that an aca- demic training tends to destroy indi- viduaity.'
 Consul General Hollis, Palestine, thinks that capital, irrigation and better access 10 market may yet do great things for the Valley of the Jor- dan.
 The progress of pellagra has not been checked, according to the Journal of the American medical association, which calls It one of the most import ant questions of public health now confronting the profession. The disease is gsaid to have made alarming pro gress in Kentucky, Tennesse, North and South Carolina and Georgia.
 Sixty years ago Maine put the law that made her famous into her sta ute book. TwentyseVen years ago she put that interdiet upon the manu- fracture and sale of intoxicating liquors into her constitution. Monday she voted to keep 1t there, but she was very evidently in two minds about the ha frnn the last towns were in did her own people know with any certitude whether 1t was in or out. The margin is of the narrowest-only few hun dreds of votes in a total poll Of about 12O,000.
 The storm of seven days along the destructive for many years on sea and land. Messages continue to reach the revenue cutter headquarters in Wash ington telling of the losses of vessels and the brave work of the ship which went out to give assistance.
 Of the lseventy.four women now 
 politics and economies mayor, two are probate judges, five are county clerks, five are county treasurers, six are clerks of district courts, ten are registrars of deeds, and forty-tiye are county school suprerintendents.
 Trains running between Singapore
 
 sleeping ears, eleetfic lights, electric fans, letc. The cars were built at Kuala Lumpur. What a very modern world this Is, 10 be sure!
 The conference of Governors at Spring Lake, N. J., this week ought to be productive Of good results. 1t will put the states represented in closer touch with one another, and may lead io a helpful cooperation in adjusting some difference in legislative and ad- ministrative practice over which they are at odds.
 The reopening of mills in New Eng land is good omen for the lively fall trade, for which everybody is hoping. The Cosmopolitan club of South Manchester is to devote itself to study of Conneeticut-and therein sets a good example
 Cremation Is making its way slowly but more the less surely. In England there are at least l3 erematory fur naees, 90 in Italy, - in Germany and seven in Switzerland. In this country the erematories are steadily growing in number.
 There are about to be placed in the state capitol In Hartford bronze me morials of the late United States Senators Joseph k Hawley and Or vile H. Platl. The memorials resem- hle each other in outline, being thu~I quarters length, of heroic evfee. bronze, which will be set ina si1e in marble plaque about cafa circular diameter snt eight feet in
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 The pl emen's Muster