Education Department Bill Faces Convention Review
The National Education Association plans to push a bill creating a federal department of education with a cabinet secretary. Supporters want a department and federal funds, but the measure stalled in congress. The plan now emphasizes a department without large appropriation promises, aligning with President Coolidge's economy stance.
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Legislative Commission of the Association
Association
Department of Education
Congress
George Strayer
Chiirman
Legislative Commission
Coolidge
Strayer
National Education Association
Unc Billy and Mrs Snapper Meet on the Bank
Unc Billy Possem is unlucky and sits by the Smiling Pool when he spots Mrs Snapper on the riverbank. He keeps his distance as she hisses and moves away, avoiding a risky encounter with Snapper the snapping turtle.
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Billy
Unc
Billy Possem
Peter Rabbit
Mia
Snapper
Mrs. Snapper
Gen de Chambrun Linked to France's World War Roles
The article recalls General Jacques elbert Pineton de Chambrun born in Washington in 1872. It notes his wartime roles as chief liaison between French and American staffs at Chaumont and command of artillery units on the front. It cites his postwar Morocco command and long lineage connecting to Lafayette and Clara Longworth.
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Chambrun
France
Chamber of Deputies
Department of
Losere
Marquis de Lafayette
Clara Longworth
Cincinnati
House of Representatives
Washington
Chaumont
Morocco
Anaconda Hosts Veterans From Two Wars in Annual Encampment
In Anaconda the city gathers veterans of two wars for an annual encampment. The piece honors Grand Army of the Republic memories and praises Spanish American War heroes, noting courage, sacrifice, and national unity. It salutes Civil War, Spanish American War, and later veterans, urging gratitude to all who defended the nation.
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Anaconda
Grand Army of the Republic
Republic
Spain
Education group shifts march for federal education department
The National Education Association drops blanket federal aid and shifts to pressing a federal department of education with grants to state school systems. President Coolidge's economy drive is cited as enabling this change while Indianapolis prepares for the convention in the month’s final week.
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Coolidge
National Education Association
Indianapolis
Department of Education
College for Janitors Adds Practical Arts to Curriculum
A Colorado college announces six janitors as freshmen in a new program teaching floor sweeping window washing furnace tending and rent collecting among other duties. The piece lauds janitorial work as a refined art and satirically notes evolving higher education values.
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Colorado State Teachers’ College
Porter
Colorado College
Associated Press
Unc Billy Trails Mrs Snapper In Curious River Quest
Unc Billy follows a grass trail Mrs Snapper left on the riverbank and suspects she has come to lay eggs like other turtles. He recalls her rumored ailment and mulls over her presence on the shore as he plots his next idle move. The piece leads into the next story titled Unc Billy Is Perfectly Happy.
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Unc
Billy
Unc' Billy
T. W. Burgess
Horoscope for June 18 1925 warns of peril to civilization
The astrology column says Neptune and Venus are adverse while Mars and Uranus are favorable. It foresees a decade of spiritual growth, rising teachers, and science of humanity, but warns of materialism’s decline, race danger, political opposition to women reformers, and possible public misunderstanding.
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Venus
Fetrucia
Tramp Turns Out To Be Old School Friend On Train
A western freight train conductor spots a tramp riding a forward car. He orders the man off at the first stop but the brakeman hesitates. The tramp pulls a revolver yet proves to be an old school friend, and both men delay the removal.
Count Drives Swedish Reindeer Census Record Snow
In Leula Sweden a spring census in the far north shows the nomadic Lapps own 183 625 reindeer. The herd has grown 67 percent since 1931 when 116 979 were counted. The total exceeds the available pasture, signaling resource strain.
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Leula
Sweden
Lapps
Ruth von Phul Solves Puzzle in Bogey Time
Cross word champion Ruth von Phul wins the Daily puzzle with a seven minute effort marking a quick finish.
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Ruth von Phul
Puzzle clues and notes from a newspaper page
The fragment lists across and down clues for a puzzle with notes on canned salmon imports to the Philippines. It mentions 2,500 cases recently and includes stray letters and garbled OCR text. The readable items resemble a crossword puzzle with enumerated clues and partial solution hints.
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Philippines
Poem Fragment of Wyatt Rejection and Faithful Truth
A fragment from Sir Thomas Wyatt laments a broken vow and duplicitous faith. The speaker rejects a mistress’s double heart and vows farewell. The piece appears with letters carried by a Paris-Morocco airline in January 1920, noting an erased total number.
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Paris-Morocco
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Philipsburg
United States
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Standard Publishing Company
Butte, Mont
Associated Pres
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Prudden, King @ Prudden, Inc
Fifth Avenue
New York
Globe
Boston
Steger Building
Chicago
Sharon Building
San Francisco
San Fernando
Los Angeles
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College For Janitors
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Darrow
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Seth
College City
Illinois
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Fio
Sir Thomas Wyatt
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