Withrow Best Choice for Cincinnati Board of Education
The Citizens Council of Public Education urges voters to re elect John M Withrow to the Cincinnati board of education citing his decade long leadership improving schools his diligence and frugal stewardship. The piece asserts politics should stay out of schools and praises Withrow for energy integrity and cost savings.
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Citizens Council of Public Education
John M. Withrow
Withrow
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John M. ‘Withrow
President Wilson and Mexican policy critique voiced
The author argues American courage and firm policy are needed in Mexico, criticizing Secretary of State and the Lind dispatch. It contends a tough, decisive stance backed by navy and army is required to protect capital and lives, warning that continued persuasion worsens the situation and harms the nation.
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Mexico
Lind
Washington
A Line o Type: Miscellaneous Snippets and Q&A
A blur of light witted notes and questions fill the column from Paderewski's case to hippopotamus sighs. Readers inquire about crabs, wooden shoes and breeches in a playful mix while commentary touches on dates, Roman characters, and international peace thoughts.
Free Legal Department Answers from Cincinnati American
The Cincinnati American offers a Free Legal Department with attorney John W. Cowell to answer confidential legal questions by mail. Topics touch on judgments and homestead exemptions, divorce grounds related to insanity, and medical queries about ear noises and leprosy history.
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Cincinnati American
John W. Cowell
Cowell &Lamping
Free Legal Department
Better Eat Breakfast and Health Q&A Topics
Department of Health columns discuss breakfast impact on adults versus children, psoriasis remedies and dangers of arsenic injections, breast lump concerns for a 22 year old, elbow joint injury guidance, asthma curability varies by cause, leprosy facts and colony care policy, and head noise relief for a 26 year old woman with ear issues.
Objections to Technical High Schools Highlighted in Detroit
H E Miles of Racine Wisconsin, head of the State Board of Industrial Education, argues trades training should start in primary grades and that technical high schools waste money. He cites Cass Technical High School in Detroit, noting high costs per pupil, many toilng class youths leaving before high school, and few graduates entering trades. He urges vocational instruction within regular schools at low cost.
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H. E. Miles
Racine
Wis
Wisconsin State Board of Industrial
Cass High School
Miles
Cass Technical High School
Cass
Europe
Official Permission For Rate Advance Would Restore Confidence In Roads
Howard Elliott, president of the New Haven Railroad, argues that federal and state commissions should allow rate increases to restore confidence in the nation’s transportation system. He warns that continued rate declines, rising wages, and higher materials costs could push railroads toward bankruptcy, urging cooperation between owners, users, and regulators to avoid stalling needed improvements.
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New England
United States
Is It Wise to Destroy Woman's Daintiness by Athletics
Lord Northcliffe warns against institutionalized sports training for women, arguing vigorous activities like tennis golf and hockey may erode feminine daintiness and marriageability. He cites English and American clubs and notes a rising muscular ideal among emancipated girls.
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America
France
Germany
Atlantis
The Art of Letting Go From Ida M Layson
A poetic letter reflects on a dream of an airship disaster. The narrator imagines freezing high Alpine scenes, missing a parachute, and choosing flight over gravity. The piece ends with a cautionary lesson about not clinging when one must let go.
The American Amateur Cartoon Contest Opens Submissions
The American invites amateur cartoonists to submit to The American Amateur Cartoon Contest. Each cartoon will be printed and prizes awarded to the ten best submissions. First prize ten dollars, second five, third three, plus seven one dollar awards. Judges include Millard Tyree and Michael Ooh.
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Mechanics’ Institute
Millard Tyree
Michael On
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Amaniia
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