Students urged to study Spanish over German in postwar schools
The article argues Americans should favor Spanish over German as the practical modern language for commerce. It notes shifts in student choices after the war, Spain's evolving prestige, and Latin American trade as the key arena where Spanish proves valuable. It also predicts Germany will need to learn English to engage with U.S. ports and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Spain
Latin America
America
Castile
General Disarmament Hopeful for Real Conference
Public leaders broadly crave disarmament yet resist action. Prime Minister Lloyd George notes the U.S. invitation to discuss the Pacific issue and hopes the conference will move beyond words to concrete limits on armaments and genuine international understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd George
United States
Pacific
The Optimist On Change In Society And Tradition
A reflective piece argues the old world is not worse than we make it. It champions living lightly and working earnestly, accepting trend shifts like bobbed hair and smoking cars for women as temporary. The optimist foresees a return to noble instincts after a crisis.
Farmers Week draws crowds at Amherst MAC event
Amherst July 22 Farmers Week at Massachusetts Agricultural College aims to repeat 1920 attendance with four days of programs. Grange onion fruit and dairy topics plus poultry and nursery stock inspections attract visitors and extend to women’s home economics sessions.
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Amherst
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Mac
Plymouth County
Nashoba Valley
Berkshire
Ega
Leslie R. Smith
Hampshire Pomona
Ecollege
Connecticut Valley
Grange
Willard A. Munson
State Bureau of Markets
H. F
Massachusetts Fruit Growers’ Association
F. C. Sears
W. A. Sanders
Wakefield
U. S. Bureau of Crop Estimates
Shaw
O. M. Taylor
Geneva Experiment Station
Ralph W. Rees
N. Y
W. R. Cole
Ture
Ts, Wi
Louisiana’s Early History and Statehood Timeline
A concise summary of Louisiana from early explorations by Aly de Pineda and De Soto through La Salle’s claim for France, the 1718 founding of New Orleans, the John Law era, shifts to England and Spain, the 1803 United States purchase, 1812 statehood, and the Pelican State nickname.
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Louisiana
Aly de Pineda
de Soto Suiled
Mississippi
la Salle
Louis XIV
New Orleans
Company of the West
John Law
England
Spain
France
United States
Orleans
Union
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Auto trip through the South and West with the Cohens
Mrs Harry Cohen and her husband travel through the South and West. Miss Gladys E. Stome, a soprano at the Unitarian church, receives a mahogany lock from choir associates in honor of her upcoming marriage to J Albert Halliwell of Gleasondale.
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Harry Cohen
Gladys E. Stome
Unitarian Church
Choir Associates
J. Albert Halliwell
Gleasondale
Matchless Spencer Nine To Play Saturday
Hudson faces Matchless Spencer nine in a Saturday matchup. The contest highlights regional schedule action with both teams seeking a win on the road and regional standings at stake.
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Spencer
Spencer Team Seeks Revenge After Controversial Call
Spencer faces Hudson on Saturday hoping to reverse a disputed last inning loss. Umpire Hanlon missed the exact play when a batted ball hit the Spencer third baseman and caromed to a Hudson runner who was ruled out. Fans anticipate a fierce rematch with strong turnout expected from Hudson and Proutyville.
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Spencer
Hudson
Hanlon
Proutyville
Mrs Elizabeth P Brothers Funeral Held
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth P Brothers were held yesterday afternoon at her Felton street home. She died Friday night at Clinton hospital after an appendicitis operation three days earlier. Born in Charlestown she lived in Hudson 14 years. She was wife of George Brothers manager of the Hudson municipal light and power plant. Survived by her mother Betsy Robinson two sons Allan and George and brother William Robinson of California. She belonged to Hudson Woman's club Corinthian chapter CES past matron Social Reading club and Methodist Social union.
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Elizabeth P. Brothers
Felton St
Brothers
Clinton Hospital
Charlestown
Hudson
George Brothers
Hudson Municipal Light and Power Plant
California
Hudson Woman’s Club
Corinthian
CES
Methodist Social Union
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Frank S. Rock
A Morace F. Wilder
Edith M. Hawley
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S. M. Salisbury
M. J. McNamara
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Southwick
Hartford County
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Connecticut Valley Tobacco Growers Association
George H. Chapman
Chapman
Association of Tobacco Growers
Winston-Salea
P. A
Prince Albert
Board of Selectines
Creighton
Frank Binks
Edwin Carlton
Charles B. Keene
D. Robinson’s Sons
Everett
Sims Brothers
Walnut St
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Kimball
BUICK
Littleton State Road
Concord Reformatory
Leo Comeau
Concord Junction
Norman C. Spencer
Main
Richardson
Louis Sullivan
Nason St
Dr. $. B. Garland
Maynard, Mass
Williams’ Baths
River St
KINOX
William A. Curley
Concord Junction, Mass
Geekral
World
Waldo P. Lapham
Main St
Telphone
L. P. Goulding
South
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