State News from the Western Iowa Teachers’ session
Recap of the Southwest Iowa Teachers Association closing session with remarks by Iowa State Superintendent John F. Riggs and Dean Charles Fordice. Officers elected include President W. B. Johnson, Vice President Anna Temple, Secretary Charlotte Dryden, and Supt. W. F. Cramer. Reported resolutions urged closer teacher and parent cooperation, non sectarian religious training, spelling reform, and health improvements. The session drew near 1,000 attendees and featured notable local incidents and public notices.
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Southwestern Iowa Teachers’ Association
John F. Riggs
Iowa
Charles Fordice
Nebraska State University At
Lincoln
W. B. Johnson
Tabor College
Tabor
Anna ©. Temple
The
Atlantic High School
Charlotte Dryden
Council Bluffs
Pottawattamie County
Nellie Ryan
Carroll
Miss Ryan
Miss Madigan
Charles Kasiscke
New Providence
Eldora
Kasiseke
Wesley Greens
State Horticultural Department
J. N. Salyers
Estherville
Salyers
Johnston
Des ‘Moines
William S. Jackson
Boston
Jack and
Benjamin ‘Briggs
Des Moines
Ansel Briggs
Elks
Marshall Town
Sammie
St. Thomas Hospital
Marshalltown
Paul D. Phelps
Waterloo
Chicago
Cedar Rapidid
Twohildren
Roosevelt on Citizenship at Sorbonne University
Ex president Theodore Roosevelt addressed Savants professors and students at the University of Paris Sorbonne on individual citizenship. He urged self restraint courage and responsibility, warned against sterile progress and warned that true liberty rests on character and sound public virtue.
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Savante
France
Paris
University of Paris
The
Sorbonne
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Republic
Roosevelt
West
Roncesvalles
Charm In Expression
An amiable expression denotes a pleasant voice inflection when speaking. Exaggeration in expression often yields an awkward or unpleasant result as noted in the Circle article.
Little Regard for Others Reshapes the Spirit of Go as You Go
A fragmented passage critiques selfish conduct in public life, urging balance between personal freedom and communal responsibility. It contrasts generous conduct with unthinking self-focus, calling for moral restraint and social awareness among readers.
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France
United States
Malbrook
Froissart
Youth and Springtime Rise in Seeda’s Budding Tale
A fragmentary notice reflects spring growth with imagery of youth, buds, and budding dispositions. It references Beecher and seasonal motifs as a lyrical, non-narrative snippet from a historical page.
Outdoor life praised as best for people
A brief dialogue from the Buffalo Express portrays a speaker praising outdoor life as ideal for people while another character reflects on a father's sentiment during a prior visit. The exchange hints at personal sentiment and social values without additional context.
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Buffalo Express
Barely Possible Recipe Mix Confuses Fashion Tips
A playful exchange compares a recipe with fashion hints found in a paper. One character jokes about a biscuit recipe while the other notes discovering a button and a feather, suggesting the cook and style tips were inadvertently mixed. The exchange ends with a lighthearted quip about blending cooking and fashion guidance.
What a young man should do when arrested by a pretty girl
In a playful Suai Proceeding fragment a young man faces an arrest by a pretty girl. The mock dialogue asks whether to take his case to court or proceed in a simple course, reflecting courtly humor and social roles.
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Ufe
Paul
France
Europe
Free Masons
Roland
Spain
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