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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1916
Page
14
Washington reports the United States has renewed its representations to Germany regarding Belgium deportations. Belgian minister Havenith told Secretary Lansing that over 100000 Belgians have been deported with 3000 more sent weekly, prompting a strong humanitarian stand.
Teachers discuss problems at the Colorado school noting increased interval measures and reforms. A second reform establishes a standardising scale for rural schools with scores to meet as far as possible, starting with grounds and buildings assessments.
The report highlights school standard criteria including building, apparatus, and teaching quality, noting 2805 schools achieved standard status. A parish house banquet hosted 254 teachers by St. Mark’s Guild featured a five course supper and toasts from educators and university officials praising time, efficiency, and western opportunities. British soldiers in the Balkans are photographed during transport, crowded in gondolas due to rail shortages.
A new bulletin authorized by Dr. Philander P. Claxton of the U S Bureau of Education, titled Persons Hygiene, is written by Susanna Cocroft of Chicago. It stresses teacher health, personal hygiene, exercise, diet, breathing, and poise, with practical guidance on walking, dressing, and daily routines to improve physical, mental, and moral condition.
County superintendents attending the Wyoming State Teachers' association convention met in the Plains hotel tea room. Laramie county superintendent Mamie BE Hefferon spoke, with Miss May Hamilton of Natrona county presiding and introducing topics for the afternoon, including Eighth Grade Examinations.
Word from the war front reports Romanian forces in retreat under German pursuit led by Field Marshal von Mackensen. Teutonic troops seized supplies and captured prisoners as Romanian forces attempted to reroute via Campulung and Pitesci along the Wallachian river valleys.
Kansas City officials and federal experts confirmed the cattle ailment is stomatitis, not foot and mouth disease. Predictions say the local stockyard quarantine could be lifted within days as restrictions are eased.
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