Cincinnati High School Curriculum Scrutiny Questioned
A commentary questions whether modern high school curriculums cram too much material at Cincinnati schools, risking depth for breadth. It notes that even graduates from other towns might make similar errors and argues for measured rigor in standards.
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America
Thomas Jefferson
Cornwallis
George Washington
Oliver Cromwell
Henry VIII
Lord Bacon
Cincinnati
Dame Millicent Fawcett Champions Women’s Suffrage Drive
Dame Millicent Fawcett, 79, led England’s 25 year effort for universal suffrage, urging Premier Maldwin to back legislation for voting rights for men and women. Widow of Henry Fawcett, ex postmaster general, she authored works on economics and biographies.
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Miliacent Fawcett
Dame Millicent Fawcett
England
Maldwin
National Union of Marriage Societies
Tenry Fawcett
Jungle tale climaxes with Leo the Lion confrontation
In a jungle episode Peter the Boy, Mr Elephant, and Leo the Lion collide as a family protecting a newborn. The Giant Lion threatens, but Peter and the baby’s bravery win the day, drawing pride from the parents as the tale shifts toward the next moment.
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Peter
Elephant
Leo
Mr. Elephant
Lac
Mr Elephant
Mr.lephant
Tibet
Witte
Reese
Bumbo
Lion
Tasser
King
Rabbit
Witie
Jungle
Tusker
Donts for the Motorists
A cautionary set of driving tips warns motorists to test brakes avoid passing on hills or curves use side streets for repairs stay vigilant avoiding fatigue and night speed hazards, and not driving under the influence to prevent wrecks and injuries.
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Jonsee
Mr. Brown
Field of modern exams reveals wide Bible and history gaps
In a library training class exam, 29 of 30 young women misidentified historical figures and literary authors. Examiners noted a general lack of knowledge in history and current events, with many answers listing mistaken roles for figures such as Gustavus Adolphus, Baden-Powell, Stanley Baldwin, and Longfellow.
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Tle
Gustavus Adolphus
Robert Baden Powell
Boy Scouts
Henri Berenger
United States
Baden-Powell
Sweden
Great Bristin
Stanley Baldwin
Wilson
Unitedtates
Iowa
United States Supreme Court
House
Longfellow
Cincinnati
Congress
House of Representatives
Luther Burbank
Cervantes
Dante
Disraeli
Euripides
George Eliot
Ophelia
Tom Sawyer
Longfellowsott, Gray, Lowell, Holmes and Byron
Sir Wale ‘Dickens
Robert Louis Stevenson
Labor in Life Insurance by American Federation of Labor
The American Federation of Labor plans a life insurance venture named Union Life Insurance, backed by federation units with stock buyback, avoiding stockholders. Samuel Gompers and successor William Green approve. Conservative investing urged. union policies may switch only if beneficial. Young union men urged to supply business for the new enterprise.
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Union Life Insurance Company
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
William Greene
Maryland
Peace plan debate among pacifists and pulpits
A broad survey notes two pacifist camps debating preparedness versus restraint as paths to peace. Twenty six religious bodies study constructive programs for world peace under the Federal Council of Churches. The piece also surveys current politics.
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Federal Council of Churches
Horoscope Forecast Sparks Political and Social Change
The column predicts benefic aspects for lovers and women, urges social mingling, warns of global tensions and legal intrigue, and foresees political activity, church enthusiasm, and financial risk. It highlights a Uranus influence, upcoming elections, and the chance of legacies or powerful friendships, with a satirical school anecdote about astigmatism replies.
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Uranus
Congress
McClure
Education Authority
Amon
Willie Jones
William
Willie
William Jones Sr
Imely Views on World Topics by Dr Leland IL Jenks
Dr Leland IL Jenks argues Cuba will not join the United States due to northern opposition and 14 states. He critiques McKinley Taft era meddling, Platt Amendment, and US policy in Cuba. The essay blames beet sugar interests and bankers for shaping tariffs and Cuban policy. It warns a Cuba sustained by one crop risks collapse amid a cane economy and foreign creditors.
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Leland IL Jenks
History Department
Amherst College
Cuba
United States
Cubana
McKinley
Elhu Root
Proster
America
Washington
State Department
Bevan
Whcco
Taft
Bo ‘Om
Agar Maet
New York
Boston
Smoot
Presidente
Olive taste test for two neighbors in social puzzle
A reflective piece weighs social friction between Browns and Joneses in a tight knit circle. It uses olive imagery to question tolerance for different tastes and habits, arguing if incompatibility cannot be overcome better to avoid the pairing. It envisions conflicts from mismatched hosts to domestic upheaval in marriage.
Fight Ends When Enough Is Called in West Town
Casey and Riley settle a dispute by a staged fight with Riley crying enough yet Casey ignores him. A bystander asks to stop the punishing scene as the crowd notes the stubborn stance. A church town tale adds a shy writer and a blush from a parson in a small parish.
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Casey
Riley
Oifice
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Canada
Standard Pi
Mont
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King @ Prudden
Madison Avenue
Steger
Chicago
Globe
Chamber of Comm
Los Angeles
Montgomery Atrent
Seattle
Labor IN Life Insurance
Montana
Tropics
Boral
Aimee McPherson
Coolidge
Adirondaks
Jim Reed
Wrath
Imely
Frances Shaw
Miss Shaw
Hell
Carryola Portable Phonograph
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Tention
Rowan
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