A Story From Pullmantown
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42 A STORY FROM PULLMANTO1VN The next day a meeting was called at the min ister s home, consisting of the wives of the other ministers, the teachers, the wives of the store keepers, physicians; all the prominent women were there, except the wives of the managers, bank-officials, superintendents, and the other agents of MR. HOARD.
Within a week the ladies of Pullmantown were in correspondence with "The Ladies Aid Society" in Chicago.
"The Ladies Aid Society" sent out their officers to examine th...e conditions, and it was resolved to establish a branch of the society at this place.
Rumors of these proceedings came to the ears of the wife of one of the managers, and informa tion about them was carried to MR. HOARD in his princely mansion in the East.
A short time after, the ladies were informed that it was absolutely against the wish of MR. HOARD to have a society by that name established in Pull mantown. His workingmen were not destitute, and he would not tolerate any such thing as an "Aid Society" on his premises.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
42 A STORY FROM PULLMANTO1VN The next day a meeting was called at the min ister s home, consisting of the wives of the other ministers, the teachers, the wives of the store keepers, physicians; all the prominent women were there, except the wives of the managers, bank-officials, superintendents, and the other agents of MR. HOARD.
Within a week the ladies of Pullmantown were in correspondence with "The Ladies Aid Society" in Chicago.
"The Ladies Aid Society" sent out their officers to examine th...e conditions, and it was resolved to establish a branch of the society at this place.
Rumors of these proceedings came to the ears of the wife of one of the managers, and informa tion about them was carried to MR. HOARD in his princely mansion in the East.
A short time after, the ladies were informed that it was absolutely against the wish of MR. HOARD to have a society by that name established in Pull mantown. His workingmen were not destitute, and he would not tolerate any such thing as an "Aid Society" on his premises.
What to read after A Story From Pullmantown?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nico Bech Myer to read onlineMoreLess
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