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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1921
Page
15
Fourth grade pupils at Madison showcase poems on the school page. Readings include Song of the Birds by Dorothy Rube, Springtime by Daisy Stegmer, and The Robin by Philip Piskol, with notes on bluebirds and safety of birds.
The text presents two early 20th century health pieces by Clarence Wendel and Helen Burkard. It urges fresh air and open windows at night to prevent consumption, daily teeth cleaning, milk consumption to build strength, and avoiding tea and coffee as harmful. It also emphasizes dental hygiene and nutrition for robust health.
Blodwen Nicholson demonstrates using litmus paper with lemon juice turning pink in acid and returning to blue in ammonia. She claims lemon neutralizes ammonia poison, proving lemon as a food antidote. The exercise shows the citrus juice’s acid and alkali interaction on paper.
A fragmented account by Albert Pettibone and Alma Ostberg recalls Arbor Day activities at Whittier School. The children describe sun, gardens, a trip with an aunt, a merry go round, lunch, and viewing beavers and a peacock, with mixed weather and moments of dizziness and joy.
The excerpt shows McKinley School pupils and teachers presenting poems and drawings including verses by Margaret Burt, Zeroline by Geraldine Binnard, and hygiene notes by Margaret Carveth. It captures a school event with student performances and a health lesson.
Teachers and students at Longfellow School staged an achievement day with exhibits from sewing, manual training, music, and other departments. The program featured dances by younger and older students, Virginia reel costumes, and brief addresses on work in music, manual training, reading clubs, and science slides for parents.
Our diaries with green covers document monthly calendars and student readings. The high school cantata, directed by Miss Bennett, featured seventh to eighth graders from the city and soloists including Sallee Rundle and Vivian Thomas, with Amond on cornet and a large floral basket presented on stage.
Sevenths grade poems celebrate spring at Hawthorne School with lines about robins, flowers, streams, and playful animals. The collection includes student verses by Audrey Harris and Margaret Pilon, reflecting seasonal imagery and school life. Additional clippings mention diverse facts from urging physical training for girls to global notes, but the readable lines focus on springtime themes.
The Olomynka is described as one of Baikal’s strangest fishes with a large mass of fat, once caught in vast numbers for train oil but now scarce. Venizelos, as Greece's premier, signed the Turkish treaty using a pen studded with diamonds and tables valued at $60,000.
A student essay recounts Arbor Day origin with J Sterling Morton and Nebraska’s tree planting drive, noting a $100 prize spurred 1,000,000 trees planted on the first Arbor Day, plus mentions Arbor Lodge and Myda the willows tale. It also includes an adventure titled The Trail Back Home by Josephine Weis about an Alaska snowbound journey and a dog Spot aiding a perilous crossing.
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