Movies Save Children by Teaching Morals in Schools
A Wheeler Prize speaker argues cinema can positively influence youth more than harsh censorship. He cites church use, wartime morale, and moral lessons in film, noting public interest and parental support drive better films and stronger communities.
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Ruby
Ofilton
Washchild
Dapandse
Susches
Spauia
National Board
United States
Stackhouse
Hempstead
Long Island
Hig
Front Bankraptcy
West
Charles & Wucher
Wilma
Bucas
Christ
Dierim
Gennans
France
Hut Filma
Irnations
Smith and Gun
Marco Loew
Metropolitan Fictures Corporation
Station Pictures
Notion
Olne Ulining Machinery
Bernard Shaw
Portics
Stepinson
Mantel
Mawlawe
Echools
University of O Wiscobsin
The Motion Picture Blessing or Curse by Marion Hubbell
The essay argues the motion picture industry has grown rapidly in 25 years, credits Eadweard Muybridge as originator of the modern moving image, notes early films moved from simple motion to storytelling, and discusses the positive and controversial impacts of cinema as a new art form.
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Marion Hubbell
United States
Edward Murbridge Warried
University of
Jnroved
Thea
Dickens
Oliver Twat
Hugo
Les Afiserables
Thomas
Davee
Musketeera
Upisen
Manny
D. W. Grimm
Trusala Tractor Shipments Reported From Michigan
Rumored shipments of tractors to Trusala by the Word Motor Company continued through the basgwar with no official figures on monthly totals. The man from Gourens close to Henry Mord returned today, while no announcement was made about shipment counts.
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Daprost
Mich
Fels
Associated Press
Trusala
Word Motor Company
Gourens
Henry Mord
Muinhbar
Bracloss
Sembor Ag
America's Fears and Hopes in Early American Vision
The piece traces postwar worries and aspirations shaping American democracy. It links distrust of concentrated wealth, the rise of capitalists, and leaders like Lincoln, Cleveland, and Roosevelt to a evolving national conscience. It notes debates on slavery, race, immigration, and education, then covers Monroe Doctrine, isolationism, and WWI era ideals guiding America toward cooperative global responsibility.
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America
American
Athens
United States
Alexander Hiuntiten
Thomaar
Jefferson
Lincoln
Ain
Grover Cleveland
William Meknler
Theodore Roosevelt
Gress
Loman
América
Flory Allance
Monroe
Amerign
Woodrow Wilson
Fragmented School Hymn Text From An Old Note
The readable lines evoke a school hymn celebrating memory and loyalty. The text references a class hymn for a high school and mentions mothers, treasured years, smiles, and steadfast loyalty. The fragment suggests a nostalgic verse honoring seats and students.
Class Characteristics And Notable Students List
A roster of students with varied accolades and traits including most prominent Anna Brant meyeh and Kenneth Ryan, best informed Irene Hearney and Joseph Fleischer, best orator Eis Hosanzweig Henry Forton, and many others across traits such as most bashful, biggest leader, and best student. It catalogs names, school groups, and standout descriptors in a fragmented class character list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McGrath
Rank Mertens
Donsies
Elsz
Rosenaireix
Philip Thayer
Olive Woollside
Wayne Thrall
Marion Heullell
Franke Mari
Chersetio
Deanne ‘Houghlod
Moe Halpern
Clevereat
Latjsse Rome
Theodora Leonowice
Anna Brantmeyeh
Kenneth Ryan
Any Lawlor
Wiliam
Frank Marsh
Joliest
Mildred Wolken
Itford Marsh
Giegest
Jasser
Ethel Eywood
Grace Mucal
Dors Marafii
Hutert' Schwerdtle
Hanctr
Adele Arthur
Harry Shornbury
Influence of Newspaper On American Life
A historical overview argues newspapers shape public opinion and democracy, tracing press freedom through colonial times, the American Revolution, and Civil War eras. It notes journalists expose faults of public men, push reform, and inform voters, while warning of distrust and press influence.
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Samusl Adams
Ipbol
Bis
Willian Lloyd Garrison
Liberator
Taracea Grootey
Peibuse
Clat
Je Snannec
Stirrbag
M. Bies
United States
Place of Public Library In American Life
Moe Halpern argues the public library serves as a city’s vital public agency for print, entertainment, and occupation. It supports education, recreation, and national integration, offering literature across languages and aiding Americans in mastering culture, work, and civic life.
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Moe Halpern
Williamson
New York Public Library
Pula
Jiaman
Thos
Titan Peep’s University
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Moavrion Tubbes
Tennetth
Fpramson
Henry Pworton
Prest Wheeler Dyine
Ethel Murphy
Maurice Halpern
Flistory Prize
Risa Rosenzaweig
OF Woorsidt
Phyaps Thawier
Wayne Hitald
Teesswher
Russla
Henry Horton
Joseph Vitalu
Finnig
Niles
Isle Punt
Deir Boi
JOSEPH,_ V
Craig Wynn
Robreud Minster
Bors Prophet
Pit Steck
George Bchanz
Glass Will
Theodore
Leonowich Boy
Vintan Watson Glass
Wistoyvlan
Jeanette Franson
Nerhabe
Louis XV
Masli¢h Government, Have Wear the Result of the Activity of Publie Opinion
Pe Siboriean
Domoumey
Phuinteen
Ecuisu Eome
Borothy Bredshaw Prize
Elen Johnson
Noriupl Prize
Wseph Flgisctien
TREN
Scuav Arts Mathematics Prize
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