Deserved Tribute for Heberle School Naming
The board of education plans to name a new school after Joseph Heberle a driver known for kindness to horses and for funding free textbooks and drinking fountains Heberle’s work earned him broad support among workers and scholars alike A memorial fountain fund is urged with contributions to BE L Hitchens or Miss Edith Campbell.
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Joseph Heberle
Joseph Heberie
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Heberle Memorial Association
Joseph Heberne
BE. L. Hitchens
Regent Avenue
Norwood
Edith Campbell
Union Trust Building
Spring Weather Styles and Thaw in News
The era notes spring styles and warmer days as the thaw continues. A playful line-up mentions King George of England attending his first baseball game today, while Paris sightings include Jack Johnson ejected from a cafe and Irish gendarmes joining the police force.
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King George of
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Jack Johnson
Paris
Damages Query on Wearer vs. Proprietor Over Stained Dress
A reader asks if they can claim damages from a shopkeeper after a clerk spilled ink on their dress causing damage. The text notes entitlement to damages and discusses motion picture rights and the theft of goods, including recovering stolen property as no one can claim title to stolen goods.
The High Cost of Living by Charles Frederic Gene tt
Analyzed debate on high living costs and retrenchment. critics doubt rising desires outpace wages. Questions about social causes and possible cures, with Henry T. Hunt urging action and challenging fatalism about change.
Seven Million Americans Go Daily to the Movies
Film fans learn about the moving picture industry in this New York report. It notes daily U S attendance of about 7.2 million, with 365000 in New York City, and discusses theaters, manufacturers, and unions of film companies. It names actors and producers and outlines distribution trends and the rise of multi reel theaters.
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Americas
New York
United States
Frank L. Dyer
Exe
Wees
Willing Workers by Walt Mason
Poem laments unemployed able bodied men called Willing Workers who want work but face injustice. Narrator recalls hiring workers who worked hard yet failed due to lack of thought and planning, ending with a sardonic note about the job hunt and social labels.
Dinner Stories and a Barque Word Lesson
In a reading class Willie struggles with a new word barque. The teacher corrects him and the scene shows a nervous mother and a noisy child amid a fragmentary classroom moment.
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Willie
Whales and Their Vast Ocean Homes
Fragmentary prose on whales describing their size and life at sea. The text notes that whales dwell in the ocean, grow large up to eighty feet, and are born at sea, never entering rivers or lakes. It reflects a curious, incomplete meditation on the whale's form and habitat.
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Tyre
North Pacific
Fie Department
What the Other Fellow Is Saying From The Whale Content
A garbled pastiche reviews uniforms of General Villa and officers, jokes about misers and alfalfa, and a disjointed description of whales. It references press dispatches, humor snippets, and crude whale facts, noting whale anatomy and blubber usage in a scattered, satirical collage.
Little Question in Morals from Baltimore News
A brief, old time moral quip notes a Chicago woman will not reveal age at registration and questions propriety in social behavior. The snippet ends with a wry remark about chances and a hypothetical typhoid claim.
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Chicago
Baltimore News
Dreamer Sees Wealth Of Banks And Cars In Vision
A traveler recounts a vivid dream of owning hundreds of banks and motor cars with ease. The tale shifts through snippets of hotel dining room chatter and humorous asides about trains, shows, and a busy urban scene.
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