High school driving courses expand in cities and states
United States Municipal News reports New York and Chicago will add driving courses in high schools this year with strict rules on student drivers. Other schools in Spokane and Evanston also offer driving instruction while New Hampshire makes the course compulsory. Safety talks, police and doctor guidance, and student safety commissions support the program.
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United States Municipal News
American Municipal Association
U. S. Conference of Mayos
New York
Chicago
Student Safety Commission
West Valley High School
Spokane
Wash
West Hartford
Conn
Evanston
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Rochester
N. Y
Foundations for Kindling Wood by Glenn Frank
The author argues against centralizing all power in national governments, warning such a shift would enslave future generations. He contends the state seeks only temporary ease and inevitably leads to tyranny, despite benevolent intent. He cites Woodrow Wilson on sacrificing future generations for present convenience.
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United States
Woodrow Wilson
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Funeral of Pipeline Manager Is Today
Funeral services for Ralph W. Howe 48 vice president and general manager of the Atlantic Pipeline Company will be held in Dallas at 2 PM today. Howe died from injuries in an automobile accident two weeks earlier. He was a native of Hornell New York and had lived in Philadelphia and Shreveport.
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Dallas
Ralph W. Howe
Atlantic Pipeline Company
Howe
Hornell
Philadelphia
Shreveport
Car fires trigger alarm as garage burns in Detroit
DETROIT Oct. 25. Walter Ramft awoke to his car horn blaring from a garage fire. He found the garage and car destroyed by flames, likely caused by a short circuit.
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Detroit
Walter Ramft
Ramft
The Golden Feather fiction piece by Robert Bruce
A sweeping glimpse of America awakening to wakeful vigor through cinema and modern life. Vignettes reveal bright hopes and gritty scenes from night clubs to Western towns, a search for identity and pride amid change and ambition. Jean and Bobby navigate love, independence, and a dream of a shared future.
Stories in Stamps by IS Klein
Thoth the Ibis headed scribe of gods, famed as the woodpecker man, is described as god of wisdom and arbiter in Judgement halls. The piece ties Thoth to a stamp stand issued during a void geographic congress at Vara and mentions carving Rive Fuad of Egypt in 1325.
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IS. Klein
Thoth
Judgement Hall
Osirisha
Vara
Rive Fuad
Egypt
Servied Inc
Random Reflections on Show Biz Names and Notables
A humorous long reminiscence by C. O. McIntyre lists celebrities, stage figures, dancers, and writers, mixing observations on names, fame, and careers. It mentions Ruth Bryan Owen, Ned Wayburn, Bill Robinson, Amos ’n’ Andy, and others, with notes on spelling quirks and career paths.
Jumper the Hare Faces Old Man Coyote Over Peter Rabbit
In the Green Forest Jumper the Hare worries Peter Rabbit is in danger from Old Man Coyote. He decides he must warn or stop the predator to spare Peter, using his long legs and warning thumps to act.
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Green Forest
Peter Rabbit
Jumper the Hare
Jumper
Peter
Old Man Coyote
Jumiper
Hare
Health Talk on Corns and Calluses Across Body
The article explains removing corns and calluses by addressing the irritant such as ill fitting shoes and improper grip. It notes corns form on feet especially near toe joints and between toes, and stresses changing footwear to prevent recurrence. It also includes a short story about Old Man Coyote and Jumper the Hare with a moral of cautious pursuit.
Word Builder Doctor Roe’s pompous arc ends in parental care
Dr Edward Roe’s son carries his father’s name. The pompous physician grows anxious, loses professional airs, and spends days beside his son, finally becoming a devoted parent. Nature intervenes as the recovery stretches long, and the doctor’s role shifts from healer to anxious guardian.
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Edward Roe
The Man Finishes Hewing as Supper Arrives
A man swings his axe to hew a tree into logs then, at supper time, a serving wench from the big house brings his meal. She longs to finish the job but she watches him work with determination.
School Days Quiz Answers Reveal 1946 Medical and Literary Facts
Questions explore when ether was first given on October 16, 1946 at Massachusetts General Hospital. Evangeline and Gabriel from Longfellow are not shown as married in the legend. A hagiography studies saints and their worship.
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Massachusetts
General Hospital
Evangeline
Gabriel
Lonegfellow
Famous Westerner Horizontal 1.5
A crossword style clue list titled Famous Westerner features numerous short entries for across and down words including subjects like melody shield and spigot with hints such as wakeful attention and to dwell. The page presents a puzzle with many partial definitions and numbering.
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