District Five Schools Salute Flag and Build Community
COOLVILLE October 23. District Five will salute the flag every Friday with wall displays and lowered flags, part of patriotic programming. Hockingport and Jasper Hill update schools with improved light and ventilation, new equipment, and community fundraising. New teachers at Rome High bring renewed energy as Coolville and Rome plan annual lecture courses, while a cement walk to churches and station progresses amid district improvement efforts.
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Coolville
Troy Township
Hockingport
Jasper Hill
Carthage
Arthur Hawx
Babcock
Mills
Guy Secoy
Ray Strickler
Annie Galbreath
Vanderhoof
Coolville High School
L. M. Chapman
Rome High School
W. D. Reeves
Nina Rowland
Howard Sands
Rome
National Alliance Lyceum Bureau
Torch
Sehool
Stewart
Athens Lumber Company
Cities Enter the Food Business in U S Municipalities
Washington reports cities tackling local food problems with curb markets market houses and city owned stalls. Houston operates three stalls in a city market feeding 1000 hogs from city garbage while Allentown runs a city farm selling vegetables and feeding hogs, with plans to use an old brewery as a storage warehouse to cut dependence on shipped produce.
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Washington
Burdau of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
Houston
Texas
Allentown
Bureau of Markets
Cities learn from others on solving food problems
The bureau intends to publish information on city successes and failures in addressing food problems so municipalities considering action can benefit from experiences of communities with similar conditions.
Bringing Soldiers Home Plan Sparks Broad Interest
The War Department plans to bring home bodies of soldiers buried in Germany Luxembourg North Russia Belgium Italy and Great Britain. Most dead rest in France national cemeteries as agreed by French and American governments. Talks with France may shape changes to this policy. public sentiment favors returning remains wherever feasible.
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War ‘Department
Germany
Luxempours
Russia
Belgium
Italy
Great Britain
Ferim
France
Theodore Roosevelt
War Department
Speeding Americanization in a Town’s Classes
Seventeen Americanisation classes are praised in a town with con sole manufacturing and a large foreign element. Churches homes boards and schools host lessons as industrial plants support the effort. The piece argues every nation and labor issue points to Americanization and urges spreading the work to all communities.
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America
Receipt for Success and the Three Pathways
A speaker divides Missile World into two classes those who see things and those who act. Vision and self-control are the two thirds of success, with the third being the discipline to follow the chosen path despite temptations. A person with clear vision courage and steadfastness will reach success and serve humanity.
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Fe Biehteve
Suci
Prices Rise and Hopes Sink in Grim Market Lament
A nameless speaker skews grim about shortages and inflation across trades. Shoemakers report slides and high leather prices while bakers warn of flour scarcity and bread loss. Barbers fear no barbs as pages warn of a looming downturn and profiteers blamed. Wave of sentiment ends with a call to endure as the worst is yet to come.
Opinion Reprint From New York Sun On League of Nations
The New York Sun reprints an opinion criticizing the national lobby for the league of nations. It notes British writers urging support and calls on doubt about the covenant’s terms and the covenant’s effect on the British empire. The piece contrasts English appeals with a Mississippi gubernatorial race context and questions prospects of adoption.
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NEW York Sun
League of Nations
England
Mississippi
Lloyd George
Offerig
Covenant
League
Fragmented Dinner Story Fragments From a Phonograph Scene
The passage shows a distracted caregiver at a dinner scene with twin infants and a phonograph receiver. A young man collapses into a coma and later recounts experiences to friends, while another figure remarks on what is coming. The text is garbled and incomplete.
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Micevion
The Case for Real Beauty Beyond Mere Prettiness
A reflective piece on varied notions of prettiness in women, contrasting superficial charm with lasting features. It examines types from the skin and curls stereotype to the rare, consistently beautiful woman and the momentary thrill of being pretty at a dance.
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Paris
Household Hints Recipes For A Day
A diary of simple dishes including Stuffed Hamburg Roeast One and a half pounds round steak onions bread crumbs salt pepper egg and stuffing then baked. Also Spanish Toast with tomato onion pimento corn cheese, Waldorf Salad with apples celery mayo, Lemon Cake Pie with lemon juice rind sugar butter milk and eggs.
Different Dish and Dishes in Frugal Mealtime
In this recipe note, rissoles use leftover meat with onion and biscuit dough fried into four portions. Ham succotash combines cold ham with beans and corn, simmered to finish. Spice cake blends sugar shortening eggs molasses and a spiced flour mix to keep for weeks.
Family Quarrel in a Humorous Dramatization
A father and two children exchange quips over life and modest observations. The son jokes about a deaf and dumb beggar with a speech impediment and a missing feature, while the daughter asks for a new dress and the father riffs on turning it again. The dialogue mixes moral musings with light absurdity.
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Father
Lancelot
A Woman's Hearty Recommendation for Foley Kidney Pills
Miss Sara Weston of Belvidere Illinois reports relief from chronic kidney trouble after taking Foley Kidney Pills. She describes previous weakness and lameness and says her health improved, urging others to try the remedy for dizziness puffiness sore muscles and rheumatic pains linked to disordered kidneys.
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Sara Weston
Belvidere
Ill
Foley
Rural Police Meet in Athens Arrivals Set for Tomorrow
Delegates to the Ohio State Protective Association rural police will arrive in Athens this evening from across Ohio and about 150 are expected by noon tomorrow. Sessions begin at 1 PM tomorrow and conclude Wednesday morning.
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Ohio State Protective Association
Rural Police
Athens
Ohio
English MetallurgistPromotes Impurity Detection in Steel
An English metallurgist describes a method to reveal impurities in steel by smoothing the surface and applying an acid treatment followed by a coating of printer's ink for contrast. The aim is a simple, observable test to indicate impurities in metal samples.
On the Market Half a Century Blood Health Claim
Advertises S S S as a purely vegetable blood cleansing treatment for impure blood and sluggish circulation. Claims to restore appetite and strengthen the system with several bottles. Promotes free information from Swift Specific Co at Atlanta Georgia.
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S. S.S
S.S.S
S. S
Dnce
Swift
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
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