South Dakota School News Highlights and School Activities
A detailed roundup of classroom work across grades including health stories subtraction picture study and spelling milestones. notes on perfect spelling attendance and unit studies in history arithmetic reading geography civics and biology. features on book reports penmanship Iowa history and upcoming declamatory contests.
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Brownies
Elson
Sir Joshua Reynold
Melvern Anderson
Melba Carde
Marjorie Cornwall
Ardys Deyloff
Gerald Gerjets
Billy Glawe
Joyce Hartwig
Lola Kolpin
Jane Lawniczak
Jean Mongan
Doris Nelson
Myrna Thomas
Towa
Heidi
Betty Anderson
Myrna Grienke
Gloria Harden
Donald Kannenberg
Orrin Sweet
Betty Beeghley
Gloria Coombs
Lois Dunn
Dariene Grienke
Doris Noble
Evelyn Rydstrom
John Dunn
Dexter Mongan
Albert Engdahl
Eda Dagger
Elaine Lauridsen
Ruby Stieneke
Lois Johnson
Iowa
Levalle
United States
South America
Gladys Gustafson
Haahr
Beulah Williams
Mabel Sherman
Holstein
Aurelia
Chaucer’s Influence and the Rise of English Language
Lounsbury argues Chaucer created a literature admired by readers and a model for writers. He notes only a genius could elevate a dialect to prominence and unify scattered linguistic forces into a national language.
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Lounsbury
Chaucer
New Device Saves Babies From Idiocy
Dr. Tracy J. Putnam of Harvard Medical School and Boston Children's Hospital unveiled a brain boring tool named the coagulating ventriculoscope. The device burns away tissue producing cerebrospinal fluid, treating hydrocephalus in infants. Seven operations yielded six successes with two fatalities from other cases.
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Putnam
Intelligence of Dogs Overrated Says Artist
New York artist Diana Thorne famed for over five thousand dog portraits argues dogs are not as clever as assumed. She notes many models are plain dumb despite beauty, citing Pat the dog who attracted strange crowds, loved tramps and bums, and barked at the milkman and police inspector.
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New York
Diana Thorne
Pat
Peetert
Sos
Thorne Studio Robbery Foiled by Curious Pat
A burglary at Miss Thorne's studio ends with the suspect caught. The dog Pat stood by a stack of items left by the burglar and followed the thief through rooms, sniffing and seeking praise. The postman’s trousers reveal holes as a minor detail in the scene.
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Pat
Elevator Man Takes Day Off In Quiet Exchange
A humorous exchange centers on a lift operator joking about offering uplift. The friend asks for interest while the elevator man declines, noting he is off duty. The scene includes a nod to subscription control in a playful, streetwise banter.
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