Funding the public schools in Anniston and state normals needs relief
The article argues Anniston sees rising costs from public schools and limited tax revenue. It urges generous state support for schools and expansion of the Florence normal, warning current funding fails to meet demand and teachers require better training.
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The
Evening Star
Anniston
Alabama
State Normal
Florence
Mercury
North Alabama
Surplus in State Treasury Prompts Cautious Budget Talk
The Huntsville Mercury notes a projected $2,000,000 surplus when the January legislature meets. Some fear reckless appropriations due to the large surplus, while others urge prudent action and continued support for public schools.
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Pune
Two Democrats Vie For Ward Two City Council
The Star notes W. O. Ward and COW Cohen announce candidacies for the Democratic nomination in Ward Two. Both are described as well known and faithfully serving the city with broad support and many friends.
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Messrs. W. O. Ward
Cow. Cohen
Workingman’s income and the wife’s stewardship
A household finance point argues a worker can live on his wages and save little by letting his wife manage the finances. The article notes a businessman who went broke attempting to prove to his wife how to run the home for two weeks and suggests she would have done better.
Hearst Seeks Nationwide Attention in New York Gubernatorial Pursuit
The article notes William Randolph Hearst uses his gubernatorial bid in New York to draw national focus, presenting himself as a major press influence and strategic operator. It describes Hearst as a top media figure shaping public attention and political perception.
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Heart
New York
Mr. Hearst
Atlanta Rejoices As Former Georgians Return Home
The scene in Atlanta this week features strong enthusiasm as many former Georgians are welcomed back, celebrating a renewed sense of regional pride and hospitality.
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Atlanta
Alabama Prosperity Hints in Southern Harvest Rhyme
The passage notes general happiness with farming in Alabama, mentioning frost on cotton and a promise of economic improvement. It remarks on outdated straw hats and drinks and endorses Johnston's millinery as the best option.
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Alabama
Vegetable and Fruit Definitions in St Nicholas Excerpt
The article distinguishes vegetables from fruits by usage and parts of plants. It notes celery and apples as examples, explains tomatoes often treated as vegetables, and lists buds leaves stems tubers and roots as plant parts used as vegetables. It cites cabbages spinach asparagus potatoes sweet potatoes turnips beets and carrots.
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St. Nicholas
Women of Tehuantepec Described in Tech World Magazine
Rene Bache notes Tehuantepec isthm coast climate mild and healthful akin to Panama. The region grows coffee cacao tobacco vanilla and sugar cane with about 50 000 people. Zapoteca descendants populate the plains, claim historic Spanish resistance, and women supposedly rule households while men bear burdens. vivid native dress adorns their artistry.
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Tehuantepec
Tehuantepec Isthmus
Panama
Rene Bache
Technical World Magazine
Pacific
When in Doubt Read The Star It Gives The News
A concise note from the Star urges readers to consult the paper for dependable news coverage. It emphasizes timely reporting and authoritative local details across topics.
Murder and suicide shock Cleveland school scene
Special to the Star. In Cleveland on October 11 Harry Smith shot Miss Mary Sheppard a school teacher and relative in front of 60 pupils. He killed himself two hours later behind a Warrensville barn as police and armed farmers closed in. The teacher had recently rejected him, believed to be motive.
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Cleveland
Mary Sheppard
Harry Smith
Warrensville
Smith
Born blind Helen Keller and the question of sight
The London Chronicle notes that Helen Keller, blind from infancy, may retain senses like taste and smell, while Laura Bridgman had far less perception. It cites Schopenhauer suggesting a born blind person who gains sight may misperceive objects by touch, highlighting uncertainty about visual concepts formed without prior sight.
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Helen Keller
Laura Bridgman
Schopenhauer
London Chronicle
The Crumpet Story and Dutch Humor
Oliver Wendell Holmes praised Dutch humor calling the crumpet tale a Dutch origin. He described variants but shared a familiar version where a man sentenced to hang asks for a dozen hot crumpets with ample butter, saying he never dared eat more than one before.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
America
Ward Seeks Re election for Second Ward Councilman
An announcement notes W C Ward’s candidacy for re election to the Second ward council seat, pending Democratic party action. A supporter also declares intent to run, pledging full duty if elected.
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Democratic Party
Rutherford Lapsley Seeks Second Ward City Council Seat
Rutherford Lapsley is announced as a candidate for the city council from the Second ward subject to Democratic party action. E P Cooper consents to run again from the First ward with strong support from his friends.
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W. C. Ward
Democratic Party
Businessmen back Wrenshall for ward council seat
The First ward business men announce W. Wrenshall of the W. B. C. & F. Co. as a Democratic primary candidate for councilman. They note the plant’s nonpolitical stance and urge ward and city support, citing his business leadership and contributions to local prosperity.
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First Ward
W. Wrenshall
Wrenshall
Donahoo & Co. Offer Fine Auto Rides
Donahoo & Co advertise a fine ride option with contact by phone, noting the number 82 for inquiries. The brief item emphasizes quality transportation in a concise local listing.
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Donahoo & Co
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