Bryan High School Debate and Philosophy in 1915
The Bryan high school literary society plans a debate on Friday with sides led by Luley Harrison and Sarah Linnie Powers against Aubrey Wiker son and Ruby South. The discussion centers on philosophy and its relevance to teaching, with references to Bergson, Emerson, and Coleridge, and highlights the link between study and professional teaching advancement.
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Dr. Riley
Emerson
Hryan High School Literary Society
Luley Harrison
Sarah Linaie Powers
Aubrey Wikerson
Ruby South
W. 0
Lawson
Supe
Weather forecast hints at warm spell and storms across continent
Washington April 1 forecast warns disturbances traveling from April 19 to 28 will raise temperatures above seasonal norms followed by a long warm spell. Storms, heat waves, and cold fronts are expected across Pacific slope, central valleys, eastern and southern regions with possible frosts around late May.
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Washington
Laanthulle
Dlaturbanice
Cro Pacific Slope
Mont Central Valleys
Pacific Slope
Reat Central Valleys
Great Central Valleys
Sec
Meridian 99
Global May Weather Outlook and Labor News
May climate forecasts show excess rains for Mexico South America and Central America with cooler patterns near the Great Lakes and Northern Europe. Southern nations north of the equator face heavy rains while northern areas expect decent rainfall. Labor notes cover Standard Oil refinery growth in Tumpleo Mexico conscription rules in Russia and Canadian hosiery trade. Carpenters Union No 11 seeks a November vote on a city charter minimum wage and prevailing wage for public works.
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Great Lakes
India
China
Indies
Europe
Central America
Mexico
Pumlon
Standard Oil Company
Tumpleo
Germany
Washington
Lister
San Francisco
Unum
Stockton
Trinidad
Weir
Canada
Great Britain
United States
Carpenters’ Union No. 11
Cleve
Great men in the Confederate Home
An article profiles residents at a Confederate home, noting veterans of five wars. It highlights Colonel Aiuith the only subyt in his class at West Point, born in Smyrna, and later a Confederate officer. It mentions Sly Pos, a Texas cavalry veteran, and C. Walker a Virginia University graduate studying Latin and Greek. Harvard is briefly referenced among residents.
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Peter M. Brown
Mexico
Aiuith
West Point
Smyrna
Nia
United States
Turkey
D. George
Texas
Sly Pos
C. Walker
University of Virginia
Matsion
Florida
Tate
Nov. Beutle
Wasmeh
Harvard
Elders and retirees tend gardens and crafts at home
The Texas Journallet notes a group of older men, including Dr. W. C. Hell and graduates from various schools, living at home post retirement. They spend time tending flower gardens, orchards, and woodworking, creating wood souvenirs for sale. Many remain religious and attend local services.
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George Kops
Vanderbilt
Eduire
H.C. Wihaw
Mme
W. C. Hell
Haltimore School of Medictan
Hell
Ami Haw
Gale
Texas Journallet
Near Death by Smothering Report Emerges
Fragmentary notes describe a near fatal smothering incident involving a group of women in Draper Helena. The incomplete text references medicines, a doctor, and attempts to aid the injured, with discusssions of fear and safety. The source lacks clear dates or names.
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Draper
Helena
Ely Fou
Cardus
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Hottie
Kee
Perwe Dansvy
John Lawrence
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Uryen
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Etude
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Bryan
Dwvt
Bergson
Alea
Jimerson
Wordsworth
Coleridee
Probtel
Probel
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Uae
Dodson
Labor News and Notes
the Daily Eagle
Bee Williams & Hatchett
Cardud
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