Questions on grammar and arithmetic for teacher candidates
A long OCR fragment lists exam questions in grammar arithmetic geography and general knowledge. It includes tasks on sentence classification parts of speech parsing simple complex and compound sentences diagramming, geographies and US divisions, republics, lakes, rivers, population density, and arithmetic problems. It also reports a trial incident in Toledo Blade about George Ury and a Chicago crayon business совпадение with Miller.
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Flo
Tropics
United States
Great Lakes
Europe
England
Alaska
Toledo Blade
George Ury
Upper Sandusky
W. C. John‘son
Ury
Chicago
J. C. Miller
Miller
Rising Sun
Alex ‘Tuttle
Tuttle
Tuttles
Valuable Stallion Sold from Erie County
County official Bretning sold the stallion Valdemeer registered 4378 to A S Wise of Carey. Valdemeer has a 2 28 record and sired twelve foals making him a premier bred horse in Erie County. The sale is hailed as a strong acquisition benefiting Wyandot as the county’s loss becomes another county’s gain.
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BP. Bretning
How Girls Pass Their Lives in France
The famous French author Madame Blanc, aka Lh. Bentzio, writes A Girl's Life in France set to appear in The Ladies' Home Journal. She highlights early baptism, strict religious and moral instruction, implicit obedience, simple dress, and short engagements as defining features of French girls' lives.
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Madame Blanc
Lh. Bentzio
France
Ladies’ Home Journal
Road plan eyed Findlay to Marion via Upper Sandusky
A new company has been formed with Mr Schofield of Marion as president and Ex-Governor Jones of Youngstown as vice president. Judge Smalley and M A Smalley are directors. A Findlay to Upper Sandusky road is proposed with two possible routes through Vanlue Carey or Mt Blanchard Wharton, selection depending on support.
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Findlay
Marion
Upper Sandusky
Schofield
Jones
Youngstown
Judge Smalley
M. A. Smalley
Vanlue
Carey
Mt. Blanchard
Wharton
City may levy two hundred dollar fine for delayed acts
A Chicago Tribune note warns that Buffalo will cost about 200 dollars for delays this summer under a strict anti expectoration ordinance. The expert’s confidence is criticized as vain and ineffective compared with seven men who can give reason.
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Buffalo
Chicago Tribune
Foley's Honey and Tar Cure Claim Promoted
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a universal early stage cure for consumption. The copy asserts it provides comfort and relief in severe cases and warns against substitutes. Signed J. D. Entog.
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Foley
J. D. Entog
Forests of the Philippines Rich in Mindanao Tracts
The forests of the Philippine islands cover about 40 000 000 acres. Mindanao alone spans about 20 000 000 acres and contains vast tracts of nearly continuous forest.
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Philippine Islands
Mindanao
Cured after fourteen years of sciatic rheumatism
Germantown California resident Josh Edgar declares fourteen years of pain from sciatic rheumatism ended after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. He reports immediate relief and lasting cure. The liniment is sold by J D Ewing and is noted as patent office approved for profitability.
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Josh Edgar
Germantown
Cal
Chamberlain
J D. Ewing
Homeward Bound from the Philippines 1901
Letter from Mrs Henry Wentz reports crews to be relieved by Regulars and return home aboard the Sheridan. They will pass review before General McArthur in Manila and muster out in San Francisco. The writer recalls Hawaii and Honolulu, hospital nurses, Spanish church quarters, and plans to visit Cheyenne and Chicago before returning home. The letter notes army life details and local mentions of farms, churches, and veterans events.
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Henry Wentz
Philippines
Nuéva-Caceres
Manila
San Miguel Bay
Sheridan
McArthur
San Francisco
China
Japan
Hawaian Islands
Honolulu
Cheyenne
Wyoming
McKinly
Chicago
Fiame
11Th Cavalry
Helen Gould
Correral Scmreckenqust. Co
U.S. V
The Passing of the Farm by W L Taylor
A harsh image in The Ladies Home Journal June issue shows a widow at an open coach door gazing at her deserted home. The scene features a November sky, misty hills, a closed house, and empty barns, aiming to move readers with the widow’s loss.
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W. L. Taylor
Ladies’ Home Journal
Nickel Plate line to Buffalo Pan-American Exposition
Rates effective April 30 1901 offer a trio of Daily Express trains to or from Buffalo for the Pan American Exposition. Contact F L Twining Agent Fostoria by write wire or phone for details.
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Nickel Plate Road
Buffalo
F. L. Twining, Agt
Fostoria
Road quality boosts farm marketing and local economy
The text argues good roads cut marketing costs, allow buying more with money, save livestock, reduce need for distant animal transport, and note that one horse on a good road can do more than two on a bad road, with street sprinkling improving the county and town.
Pan-American Exposition Opens May Eleventh
The Nickel Plate road claims it is the shortest and most expedient route to Buffalo, with easy access to the Exposition gate. Rates effective April 30, 1901, on their Express trains, contact F. L. Twining, Agent at Fasturia.
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Buffalo
Exposition Gate
F. L. Twining
Fasturia
Adrian Theatre Stages Millie the Quadroon
The Adrian Comedy and Dramatic Company presented Millie the Quadroon at New Riegel Saturday evening with strong attendance. Local residents Mr and Mrs Frank McCauley of Lima returned home after a week of visits. Levi STaines of Carey was in town Monday. E M Miller and Sons are painting Louis Etchen's house. Mr and Mrs Week of Kenton visit friends here. Samuel Welmer purchases large corn quantities and rents many corn cribs. William Johnson and family of near Kenton visit relatives.
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Frank McCauley
Lima
Levi Staines
Carey
E.M. Miller & Sons
Louis Etchen
Week
Kenton
Samuel Welmer
William Johnson
North Ridge social notes and visits across the region
J F Wisner wife and daughter Hazel visited S Williams on Sunday Mrs James Wisner hosted her daughter Wednesday Rev Reams from Adrain dined with James Wisner Saturday Mrs Ira Vanhorn visiting Toledo Miss Jessie Cole at O Coply’s Mrs Crawford improving from illness D Rau and Mr Young with wives at W II Pike’s Sunday Anna Mayer improving her farm with a new granary I Rau in charge Rev James Deary visited D Rau’s Wednesday Attendees to Bigelow Chapel commencement included A G Wisner W J Pressnell Grover Hile Deloss Hile and Hazel Hile The passage notes a rise in daily UK newspaper circulation from 60 000 in 1801 to 504 000 in later years.
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J. F. Wisner
Hazel
S. Williams
James Wisner
Verge Thomas
Reams
Adrain
Ira Vanhorn
Toledo
Jessie Cole
O Coply
Crawford
D. Rau
Mr. Young
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Pres. Benj. Bond
Virden
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Edith Bennett
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