Football and education collide at Western Reserve
An essay contrasts the University of Pittsburgh football program with Western Reserve University’s shift to equal physical education for all students. The Reserve plan treats athletics as a student-body benefit rather than team advantage, prompting debate over whether a few stars or the entire student body should gain physical education.
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University of Gh
Coutry
U. of P
Wes
University of Pittsburg
Western Reserve University of Cleveland
Toco Parentis
Por
No Test of Truth Philosophers Harassed for Heresy Across Centuries
The passage recalls Copernicus, Galileo, and others silenced or punished for heliocentrism and scientific ideas, from medieval exiles to witch burnings. It notes periods in the United States and elsewhere where beliefs led to conformity and fear of dissent, highlighting historical intolerance toward free thought.
Nations League crowds Geneva as delegates arrive
Geneva brims with diplomats as the League of Nations prepares for its November 15 assembly. About 80 delegates are already in the city, with 1,000 more expected, crowded into hotels and offices. Notable figures include Dr. Gaston Da Cunha and other former leaders.
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ENEVA
Associated Preas
Geneva
Heginning
League of Nations
League
Tte P
Japan
Gaston da Cunha
Bragiliva
France
Lopelle Counsil
Ditleya
Hedfat
Presa
Jad
Republica
Premidia
Genites
Hongs of Representatives
Mague Council
Natiohy
Fice Corporations Chartered by State Board of Directors Named
The state charter actions list several new companies across Casper Riverton and Lik with capital stocks ranging from 30 000 to 500 000. Directors include Joseph Francis William J. O filen A C Allen Ce cil Bon Weldack A W Jarratt George W Campbell and others. The First Baptist churches trustees and officers are also noted among the filings.
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B. Inn
Avil
Netsy
Fesise
Joseph Francis
William J. O' Filen
A. C. Allen
Rivoeton
First Baptist Ohures
Lik
Joan W. Newell
Mer
Carl Fisher
J. G. Splowal
N. & A. Coal & Mercantilt Company
Casper
HW. Niebold
Hal Curran
A. E. Garrett
Directe És
Cecil Bon
Col. Weldack
A.W. Jarratt
Gesrse W. Campbell
Kh. Nichols
Deep Price Cuts At Local Clothiers Spark Winter Sales
George W. Datber Shepherd Klett and the Hon Shon Diet lac company advertise dramatic price reductions on winter clothing. Wyoming residents rush to buy overcoats and suits as merchants promise favorable terms and quick service to clear inventory.
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George W. Datber
Shepherd & Klett
Hon Shon
Wyoming
Catarbahal Deafness May Be Overcome Prescription
An advertising prescription claims catarrhal deafness can improve with Parmint double strength one ounce mixed in a pint hot water and a little granulated sugar. Take a tablespoon four times daily to relieve nasal congestion, ease breathing, and stop mucus drip in the throat. Not a medical recommendation.
Army Still Short Quarter of Quota
Army figures show a shortfall of about a quarter of the authorized 259,007 officers and men. Of the total, 142,919 are in the continental United States with 14,406 in the army of occupation in Germany. Other postings include the Philippines 19,947, Hawaii 6,927, Panama 6,000, Porto Rico 1,?2 in China 3,406, and France and the Philippines 101 in Bogland.
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Continental
United States
The
Raine
Germany
Philippines
Hawaii
Paine
Porto Bley
China
Alaeca
France
Sin Bogland
Knights of Columbus Explain War Memorial Offer abroad
The Knights of Columbus headquarters in New York issued a statement explaining the motive behind their offer of 5 000 007 dollars to the American Legion for erecting a permanent war memorial. The explanation comes amid criticism from Sperry regarding Colombian involvement. The action centers on honoring veterans with a lasting monument.
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New York
Not
Ty — No- Honal
Knights of Columbus
First Women Asses sor in Campbell Co
In Campbell County a public statement was made regarding a woman named Ms. Anderson and her role in a local matter. The reply referenced attorney Newt and the court context involving Marvin Cheyenne and Q. Sperry, with notes on public declarations by Ms. Anderson.
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Campbell Co
Washington
Elwood Anderson
Pronl
Newt
Gillette
Marvin Cheyenne
United Q. Sperry
States Court
Ms. Anderson
Private Soldiers and Sailors Legion Faces Fund Misuse Question
Fragmentary OCR notes suggest a debate over funds collected by the Private Soldiers and Sailors Legion. The text warns that diverting money for unrelated purposes would breach trust and constitute financial impropriety, describing it as an act of fin jumtion.
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Sailors Legion
Men Hurt From Train Wreck After Misunderstanding Orders
Two railroad workers, Phgiices Pred Allen and Fireman J. J. Ferry, jumped from a switching locomotive at Wamcutter on Wednesday. Allen suffered a fractured left leg, Ferry a compound fracture of the leg, plus facial injuries and bruising. Injuries resulted from becoming tangled in a switch and falling to the ground. They were brought to Cheyoho' at 8:10 pm and admitted to Union Pacific hospital.
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Allen
J. J. Ferry
Wamcutter
Onl Ferry
Brulsen
Cute
Cheyoho
Union Pacific
First Woman in Wyoming Holds Senior Position
The record mentions Roxa Kirby as the first woman in Wyoming to hold the senior position. The passage lists names and counts such as Haring Cox 498 and Sorier 590 among other figures, referencing a veteran of many polities and a county context.
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Vee Haring Cox
Dehw
Prohibition
Mondelt
Sorier
Carlaon
Morgan
Roxa Kirby Wan Phoen
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