Dont Send Your Boy To College Says Brown President
Brown University president W H P Faunce urges many boys are not suited for college and warns half of incoming freshmen would be better off pursuing education through other pathways. He argues for matching education to individual capacity and interests rather than assuming every boy should attend college. He cites parental influence and the misallocation of effort and funds in sending all youths to college.
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Brown University
W. H. P. Faunce
Providence
Quarrels Do Not Disturb Married Life of Aged Pair
WOSEO mid May 7 reports Mr and Mrs Louis C Goodale chronicling a long marriage troubled by constant quarrels. Despite vows they insist such strife test their commitment and threaten the stability of their union, noting that persistent bickering erodes shared responsibility and affection in old age.
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Woseo
MM Louis C. Goodale
Cits
Mr Goodale
Omar
Gaines
Bal
Fragmented note on marriage and labor from distant era
The text hints at a rural community proud of steady work and improved living conditions after hardship. It references a couple's marriage, shared labor, and a suggestion of public perception about staying married despite difficulties. The fragmentary OCR limits clear names or places.
Civil War Veteran Sees His Eighty-First Birthday
A Civil War veteran from Golville recalls fierce battles and personal wounds including a 1864 Lynchburg shell hit. He describes a broken ambulance, lost canteen and cartridge belt, and his long service with friends and comrades who endured shared hardships. He notes his age and enduring memory of the war.
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Wand Golville
Lewis C. Dahnson
Jonnson
James
Andre Mile Denre
Sam
Joba
Jack
Heres
Sam Williamson
Bachlhdiiser
Heney Fluffman
Marion
Marskeheldon
Sibbs
Andrey John Albert
Williamt Cierry
Samuel Henn
William Ames Warehfield
William Iing
Wiliam, Jr
Canain Anus
Ander Suard
Henry Huffman
al Pigeg
Lynchburg
Shell
Gallinolts Hospital
Aly Run
Peter Fasian
Jame
Esperanto Money Set for Release in Laren Holland
Esperantists announce Tripec Money to be issued in Spesmiles as an international currency. A bank plans to start with Penone spesmilas capital, 25 percent on deposit, 40 percent in other currencies, rest for investments. Notes feature the Hague Palace and Doctor Zumenhof, inventor of Esperanto.
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Laren
Holland
Tt Ia
The
Hague
Petes Dalace
Doctor Zumenhof
Diana Brattham and the Huntress Myth in Modern Dance
University of Washington physical education head discusses Diana in a lecture about modern dance. The piece notes the evolving shapes and curves of the choreography, praising the performance as a hit and highlighting the dancer’s athleticism. The reference frames Diana as goddess of the hunt and invites impressions of ritual movement and mythic imagery.
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Diana SS
Brattha
Department of Physical Education
University of Washi
Jviana
Salt and Potatoes in Charls W. Shper's New Fenblef
A fragment from a publication by Charls W. Shper discusses a fenblef on mineral and a ble subjects, with emphasis on salt and its cultural history. It cites linguistic variations of the word salt across languages and notes Roman views on salt as life’s start, though the excerpt ends amid U S trade remarks.
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Charls W. Shper
Athens
Cie Universitée
Willy
Russia
Italy
United States
Divorce suit ends quiet for Lois Knowlson Padee and Horace Dodge
In Detroit a divorce case looms as Lois Knowlson Padee and Horace Dodge face dissolution of marriage. The suit, filed while Dodge was abroad, seeks termination without contest. Reports recount their lavish courtship, the birth of two children, Delphine and a son, and their high living before the marriage drifted into a quiet split.
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Utruut
Finis
Lois Knowlson
Horace i
Pine
Toedge
Selders
Phaye
Hugh
Horace
Paris
Lois Knowilson Padee
Hitman
Shanti
Dodges
Berengaria
Detroit
Delphine
Powerful Camera With Special Film Is Now Perfected
A United States Army Air Forces project claims a perfected camera and sparhet film can photograph enemy positions at great distances. In time airborne units may map ship positions from miles offshore, aiding forest patrols and fire location tasks. The article also touches on ancient salt rites and early observations on corn and potatoes in the New World.
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United States Army Air Vis
Westphalia Witchcraft Belief Ends in Tragedy
In Westphalia peasants believed Trau Martha Lande was possessed and tortured her for weeks after a fortune teller named the husband’s claim. She was confined without food, beaten, and died at a hospital. Authorities intervened as the tragic case exposed lingering superstitions among rural communities.
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Westphalia
Trau
Martha Lande
Nnear
Urich
Beleft
Thousands of Feet Of Movie Films Is To Believe
IOS ANGELES May 7 Five thousand afflicted persons in leper colonies await a gift of five thousand feet of movie film to bring relief and light. The distribution, linked to Morton Picture Producers and Distributors and Will Hays, aims to aid the tributers and Spain’s coffers, with films promised as a symbolic boost amid tragedy.
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Philippines Islands
Virgin Islands
Ios Angeles
Hipple Improves Atchison Golf Suitor Wins By One Stroke
In Atchison Kansas May, merchant Hipate courted Margaret Waoddies. She preferred a mate who could trim her at golf. Hipple practiced, challenged her to a rematch on the links and won by a single stroke. Mr and Mrs George Hipple are touring the south.
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Atchenson
Kan
Film project brings world to isolated colonies society
The text describes how a distant film initiative will expose isolated patients in colonies to cinema. It notes language barriers, subtitle unreadability, and a shared joy in a bleak routine. It estimates 756,000 total frames equaling about 300 pictures, roughly one per night for a year, then repeats.
God’s Mercy Store Sets Unique Way Of Doing Business
Aller Texas May 7 readers learn of A D Purvis a ca ton farmer who opened God’s Mercy Store in Waller in June 1913. Each item bore its cost price and customers could pay at cost or add their own profit. Most chose about ten percent over cost and some asked him to calculate the margin. The venture drew curiosity as shoppers learned the unusual pricing method.
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Aller
Tex
A.D. Purvis
Cate
America
Purvis
Waller
Trap Door Spider Nest Display At Ohio University
Ohio University civic biology displays a trap door spider nest sent by Prof. Coultrap. The female spider digs a simple unbranched tunnel up to 12 inches long with a cork type door. Nests vary: simple or branched tunnels and single or double doors. The spider works to provide refuge and a rearing place for young.
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Civic Biology Department
Ohio University
FS. Coultrap
Ohio
Long Beach
Cal
Academy of Sciences
Cteniza
California
Coultrap
Corn Tyne
Mest
Neve
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