Children Learn to Love School By Sugar Coated R's
In a move to boost engagement, teachers at a local school use sugar coated teaching methods to make the three R's palatable. The effort follows stories of pupils including 12 to 14 year olds entering special classes for obese girls, aiming to reform attitudes and improve academic standing under new systems.
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Pauline Mznchesi
Pauline
Tezchers
Paris
Pauline Crewi
L. Peart Whittaker
Mew Members to Be Received at Gerrison Church
Next Sunday March seventh special communion service at the Gerrison Presbyterian Church will welcome new members. Sunday school starts at 2:90 with the regular service to follow. Rev BR H Rolofson of Vinton will preside with Mr Fred Balsar assisting.
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Daily Times Gerrison
Mareh Tither
Presbyterian Church
Sundsy School
Jnner
BR. H. Rolofson
Vinton Sincan
Fred Balsar
Vinton
Mmnerblic
Tite
Gecrson Presbyterian Church
Tracweray and the Diners at the Kimus
A fragmented passage describes a scene with pipe smoke and trimmed decor near a dining area. Names and places resemble quaint local settings, mentioning UrilleE and the Kimus amid unclear dialogue about attendees and beverages. The text reads like a faded diary fragment from a social gathering.
Electors Broken Up by Napoleon in German Empire
A historical note recalls that an elector was a prince with a vote in electing the German emperor until Napoleon reorganized the empire and dissolved the electoral college, ending the old system.
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Napoleon
Germany
College of Electors
Rival Nations Forge Oil Concession Clash in Saghalien
In a Tokyo Washington hard bargain, Japan, America, and Russia press for access to Saghalien oil. Officials warn of a Russo Japanese commercial tie up while Japan seeks economic concessions and avoids exclusive rights. Troop security and foreign occupation complicate talks, with oil prospects driving the dispute.
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Dubosh
Beess
United Press
Pe _ Tayap
Mar T—lapanese
Americ
Moscow
Sinclair
Oil Corporation
Atmerti
Burve
Wuscaw
Nartiem Saghalien
Siteredis
Developmank pDrivisges
Deliave
Japan
Nicipalnineky
Hess
Farniza
United
Hiess
Saghaliem
Saghalien
Athens
Imaitis
Iaambk
Garbled notes on poverty and survival in Times article
Fragmentary text discusses poverty themes and mentions Garfield and a Times reference. Key names and clear facts are unreadable, yielding a damaged reading. The readable portions offer no concrete event, place, date, or outcome to anchor a factual summary.
Gatisfactian Death Warm Suit Mentioned
The fragmentary text references a death warm suit and a person named Unelk Eben with unclear surrounding details. The garbled lines mention Washington and a possible date or event but lack coherent context or identifiable actions. No verifiable entities beyond uncertain names are present.
Judge Landis Has Troubles In Benton Case
Henry L Farranl of United Press surveys Commissioner Landis amid baseball disputes. The Benton case tests Landis as he weighs reinstatement versus legal action, with Herzog and Krmann opposing and Garry Herrmann and the St Paul club watching closely.
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Henry L. Farranl
United Press Sports
New York
Mar
Com- Missioner
Landis
White Sox
Kauff
Benton
National League
Rube Benton
Charley Herzog
Garry Krrmann
St. Paul Club
Tenton
Landis Nada
Herzog-Benton
Household Hints for Rug Placement and Room Layout
Brief domestic note on laying small rugs parallel to walls and avoiding crosswise placements. Advises leaving two triangular unoccupied spaces, with garbled spelling suggesting tips for furniture arrangement and floor coverage in a room.
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Garmiert
Olympia Pascaled
Mary Russo
Fauline Wanchess
Mew
Tracweray
Ehiliree
Hette Chilkiver
Fesis
Treuelines
Sivenily
Max Beer
Hampshire Sons & Gilts
E. M. Tow Newhall
S. First ST
Picnie Telants
Regwlar Flame Breakfast
Dacou Prankfurts
Seeanne
Saghelien
XY. Garfield
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Times Office
B. K
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Ompany
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
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