Failure of Our Schools in Progressive Education Reform
Dr Chadsey argues before the Congress of Mothers that the public school system must stop forcing every child through a uniform curriculum. He calls for adapting schooling to individual aptitudes, focusing on living skills and practical work, with history and geography taught together and initiative encouraged.
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Chadsey
Congress of Mothers
North Denver
N' Justice
Anerlena
Mustangs In Route County Report From Colorado Past
A Denver Republican note recalls Colorado’s early mustang herds in Route County. It describes mustangs as descendants of Cortés era stock, once numerous and bold, now rare aside from small groups. The piece frames them as graceful though undersized creatures, tamed by cowboys and ridden across plains.
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Colorado
Moffat
Route County
America
Cortee
Ion Whry
Adoted Herdsmen Tame Prey In Far Country
Fragmentary report notes how men pursue and drive herds and horses in a distant land. The text hints at dangers from predators and the struggle to maintain stock while facing harsh conditions and isolation.
Practical Charity and the Modern View of Clarity
The article discusses a shift to a practical charity approach. It cites the National Conference of Charities and Corrections in St Louis and supports state provisions for dependents, civil service, factory inspection, schools, and cities. It notes eradicating “systematic disease” and using land programs to aid dependent populations as a path to self help.
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National Conference of Charities and Corrections
St. Louis
Hémet
The Sky Par's Tale Poem Recited Aboard The Wal lowin' Tub
A humorous sea tale recounts Seaman Josiah Dulhe aboard the Wal lowin' Tub. He claims a sighting of a speeding light on the starboard beam at about one thirty, but a fellow tar reveals the truth that the tall tale was made of lightning bugs.
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Josiah Dulhe
May Robson Delights Audiences in The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary
May Robson and a strong supporting cast theatergoers at Capito Avenue Theatre last night. Robson’s performance as Aunt Mary drew praise for her nuanced portrayal of aged characters now faded from stage memory. The production’s detailed finesse and curtain call acclaim highlighted Tack Story and Jack as Nephew, Paul Decker, Nina Saville, and Faye Cusick in standout roles while the ensemble delivered solidly.
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May Robson
Aunt Mary
Capito Avenue
Miss Robson Giaplayya
Miss Robson
Joyanusnoag
Yeara
Espectilly
Elar
Tack Storyn
Jack
Paul Decker
Mitchell
Nina Sayville
Lucinda
Faye Cusick
Betty Burnett
Uoen
Explosion at Sherman Co railroad yard injures two workers
A dynamite blast at a Sherman County Wyoming railroad site severely injures Lewis Slewam and buries another worker 160 feet under debris. Kilpatrick Brothers and Callillas, contractors, employed the men. local crews and authorities began rescue and investigation efforts.
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Phrors
Rawling
Wyo
Lewis Slewam
Kilpatrick Brothers
Callillas
Eer Loualy
War Secretary Dickinson Addresses Young Army Officers
Secretary of War Dickinson urged the United States Military Academy graduates to pursue specialization and training across transportation education medicine and law. He warned that future wars would demand leaders trained in both military and civil administration and stressed maintaining government by law over individuals' power.
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Dickinson
United States Military Academy
Department of Human Activity
Weeharev
Respectang
Une
Taylor
Spain
Roose
Conan
Aeeoula
Grant
Lee
Mr.Davis
Diana's
Notable civic page highlights and society events
The Vocal Newspaper notes enduring national renown from prominent actions and lists society events at First Baptist Church on June 17. It highlights living pictures and entertainment while marking local fall interest in community happenings.
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First Baptist Church
Floods devastate Servian towns along Moravia River
Belgrade reports torrential rains causing severe floods in the Moravia valley. Thirty-five lives are lost as towns Chup ria Jagodina and Byllatnatz are inundated. Water reaches seven to ten feet. many undermined houses collapse. King Peter and the public works minister travel to the scene.
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Belgrade
Servia
Moravia
Chupria
Jagodina
Byllatnatz
Peter
Vocal Newspaper entertainment at First Baptist June 17
The Vocal Newspaper entertain ment will be given June 17 at the First Baptist church under the aus pices of the B. X. P. D. Admission 25 cents 16.
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First Baptist Church
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Leader
Deliby Carrier
Society Histor
Denver Newa
Route
Denver
Thia
Suerman Co
Sherman Co
West Point Military Academy
Por
Sale
Buechner Jewelry CO
National Bank Savings Department
Logan's Corto Store
Carey Ave
Johnson - Jeffries
Senate
Kelley Mercantile Co
W. 16Th
Paone
Chas, B. Bailey Agency Fire Insurance
Capitol Ave
Ita
P. J. Black Lumber Yard
van Lennen
Metropole
Guy Hovney
Menry Hoppman
Bou’ Ton
Metropole Bibles
Uuilldare
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