Education keynote on understanding and imagination at Ware lard
On commencement day Prof Charles H Grandgent spoke to a university audience about education. He urged that understanding and imagination are essential, arguing knowledge alone fails without imagination and that education must develop the child's inner capacities to discern, relate, and counter prejudice.
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Warelard
Charles H. Grandgent
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Hazard
Edie Pepe
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Fragmented OCR Note Yields Partial Local Detail
Readable text shows fragmented OCR from a local page item. Details about individuals, places, or actions are missing or unclear, leaving only scattered phrases. The readable portions hint at a generic notice without concrete dates, names, or locations.
Dangerous gas pains blamed on stomach disorder
Fragmentary OCR text describes dangerous gas pains in the stomach causing irritation and indigestion. Mentions issues with digestion and possible medical advice, but specifics are unclear due to corrupted source content.
Key West Plans Bonded Highway Through Seas to the Malland
The people of Key West will vote on a bond issue to fund a highway through the sea toward the mainland, using existing island chains as the route, aiming to attract outside capital if approved. The plan mirrors similar projects by Florida and East Coast Railroad and seeks municipal support and federal aid.
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Key West
Malland
Florida
Florida and East Coast Railroad
Bridge Plans and Fund Shortfall in City Program
Reported plan outlines selecting bridges for a 1,500,900 dollar project and a current strategy to convert a ferry into service where needed until extra funds are secured to complete bridge construction.
Rare Prints in Toronto Public Library Highlight Vast Ute Collection
The Toronto Public Library houses Canada’s largest and most valuable early Ute prints collection. It includes ITLA engravings, prints and paintings. Nearly 1,970 items and 109 books were issued to borrowers by the Toronto libraries in 191?. the archive underscores significant holdings and access to eastern Canadian art.
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Toronto Public Library
Toronto
Canada
Owls Prey Cron London’s Rodents
London is a wood like feeding ground for owls mice and rats flourish in Kensington and Hyde Park areas owls including in gullys and wood pigeons feed on the city’s rodents the rat is described as a thirsty creature visiting fountains and the Serpentine for water.
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Cron London
London
Kensington Cardens
Holye Park
J. M. Barrie
Telescopes Made From Staged Range Finders
Small range makers marketed as monoculars for bird and nature study. They come in leather cases with straps and fine adjustable lenses. Improvised magnifiers cut from guns used in Europe during the war, many rough edges remain visible.
Bats by the Millions From Porto Rico Cave
Pr Paul Bartsch of the Smithsonian Institution returned to Washington after a scientific mission to Porto Rico where he studied a limestone cave inhabited by bats for hundreds of years. He collected the greatest bat collection and data ever gathered, expected to enrich the museum.
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Paul Bartsch
Smithaenian Institution
Washington
Porto Rico
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