First Grade Students Celebrate Spelling Achievements and Shakespearean Dramatization
Readers note perfect spelling winners in first grade and a misprint correction for two names. The class dramatized The Traveling Musicians with listed student parts. Second grade covers ongoing Beacon Readers and study of Europe, Asia, and spring bird observations. Junior high notes praise for history papers and a class poetry project. Physical Education mentions upcoming class tournament and a postponed Sophomore party hosted by John Peterson with Miss Gowans as chaperone.
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Joyce Nelson
Gerald Adams
Eugene Kaskey
Marjorie Parrott
Harold Chandler
Marguerite Carroll
William Scott
Wilmar
Marguerite Car-roll
Jones
Helen Carlson
Martha Safford
Ferne Beeghley
Helen Bearston
Vergle Card
Floyd Dailey
Ralph Farrow
Florence Magnuson
Arthur Meier
Fern Parrott
Verner Johnson
Arlene Bailey
Ray Beeghley
Clarence Bengston
Olive Coombs
Hazel Danielson
Ray Siglin
Gweneth Dyslin
Merle Lewis
Horace Lockin
Kathryn Meier
Gladys McClain
Glenn Mongan
Carl Peterson
Gladys’ Stutz
Merrill Thevenin
Arleen Waddell
History Review
U .S
U. S
Advertising Rates and Terms from Cherokee Publication
Advertising rates including display per inch for foreign and local ads, readers and locals per line, and rewards per line. Subscriptions priced in advance for foreign and domestic readers.
Puzzler’s Call Sparks Wordplay and Billing Oddities
A cross word puzzler phoned a doctor for a seven letter word meaning wind pipe and got the reply trades. The result included a two dollar professional services bill. Notes humor about Americans owning most of the world’s autos and playful remarks on parenting.
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United States
The Vicious Idler and idle mischief tales
A reflection on idle men who loaf and produce mischief and vicious stories. The piece cites Ed Howe's Monthly noting idle people spawn rumors from their street loitering.
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Ed Howe
Monthly
Mixed Letter Sent to Christian & Devil World
A famous firm in New York addressed a letter to Christian & Devil World in Philadelphia but the U S Post Office delivered it to our Boston office instead. The mix up involved mail routing across cities.
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New York City
Christian & Devil World
Philadelphia
Sagacious
United States Post Office
Boston
Christian Endeavor World
Uses for Precious Metal Avent in Industry and Arts
Gold usage split shows one-fourth for money and three-fourths for dentistry jewelry gilding gold leaf work and various forms of decorative and technical arts. The passage notes the diverse applications from coins to ornamental and industrial uses.
Stenographers Safe From Automatic Office Substitutes
Corinne Kich dismisses claims that automatic machines will replace stenographers in all offices. The Houston Post-Dispatch quotes her saying the stenotype remains essential and cannot be substituted as a mere office furniture piece.
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Corinne Kich
Houston Post- Dispatch
Prison Razed by Mob in Paris Bastile Demolition
The Bastile, the celebrated state prison in Paris, began in 1870 with later additions. It was seized by revolutionists on July 14, 1789 and completely demolished by May 21, 1701.
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Paris
Westminster Cathedral Plans Open Air Altar Amid Proposals
Cardinal Bourne announced at a Catholic Evidence Guild meeting that Westminster Cathedral may host open air religious meetings. He said the cathedral itself cannot accommodate all attending and surrounding land could be leveled to create space for large gatherings.
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Westminster Cathedral
Cardinal Bourne
Annick
Catholic Evidence Guild
Horse Finds Mate After Barn Trap in Atchison County
James Wagner, a farmer in Atchison County, reported his horse was missing for three days. He located the animal imprisoned in a deserted barn where the mate remained peering through cracks, revealing the entrapment.
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Atchison, Sans
James Wagner
Atchison County
Wagner
London Girl Suspicious Parcel At Daly's Theater
A stylish young woman checked a package in Daly's cloakroom, an usher later found a World War I era bomb inside the parcel. She requested it be brought to her seat during the show, but the police recovered the device before she departed unseen.
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London
Daly's
Paris Actress’s Pensions for Three Decades of Service
Murie, a cook and maid for actor Edouard de Max, is to be pensioned by the Comedie Francaise after thirty years in his service. She describes his generosity to friends, while her own wages, totaling about 44,000 francs in arrears, were rarely paid before his death.
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Paris
Murie
Edouard de Max
Comedie Francaise
Marie
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Missouri
Europe
Asia
Elven Johnson
Little Lord
Fauntleroy
Sophmore
John Peterson
Miss Gowans
Home Trade
Pauleen Fiaklei
Aurelia Lumber Co
Charlie
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