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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1918
Page
9
Mothers can start home or neighbor hood kindergartens when public options are unavailable. Articles stress storytelling as a key home practice and cite a training tale of five mothers hosting a class, using dining rooms and a piano, to foster child development for three years.
A persuasive notice touts a Civil Service Work class using Byrne Shorthand to qualify students for patriotic government work. It promises three months faster training, low costs under $150, and potential loans from local business people.
The United States Civil Service Commission and the Ordance Department promote a nationwide effort to enlist civil service workers for an efficiency civilian army. Tyler Commercial College reports over 6000 clerical positions open for graduates. Local authorities support exam programs held every Tuesday with prompt, lenient grading and quick appointments.
A collection of aphorisms on time use, virtue, heroism, education, and gendered insights. It emphasizes doing good deeds, two educations, right action over knowledge, and the shaping power of the heart. It notes women's central role and the fleeting nature of fame. It reflects moral didacticism and gendered social views.
A poetic fragment describes a woman who channels sympathy into travel and affection. She commits her soul to the journey of love and faces ruin if her heart is shipwrecked, portraying a bankruptcy of emotion and devotion.
The United States recently extended a credit of 9,000,000 to Belgium, bringing its total advances to Belgium to 80,020,000 and to all war allies to 7,529,476,000. General Pershing notes 900 men in the Y unit and 1,000 men without the YY.
An old advertisement asserts that Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic strengthens feeble elders and weak youths to endure summer heat. It promises blood purification and system enrichment with a strengthening, invigorating effect priced at 60 cents.
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