Social Activities At Grant School P T A Meeting
The Loyal School Parent Teacher Association plans a Friday evening meeting on December 14 at the high school gymnasium. A program by the music and drama departments will precede important association business and a large turnout is urged.
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Gyinostwo
Avaploen
Mudle
Drutmue
Igh School
Grant Schoal
Association Grup
Legeher
F.T
Garfeld School Parent-Teacher Association
Garfield School
John’s School Notes Reflect Heating Upgrade and Attendance
November notes show perfect attendance counts across rooms for fourteen weeks, a new central heating plant linked to Memorial hall, and staff trips to several Chicago area schools for training. Enrollment tops 370 as rooms near capacity, with a holiday granted Friday. Teachers’ conference in northern Illinois drew about 250 at Trimanuel school Dundes. C. W. Lingmann elected conference chairman.
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Memorial Hall
Penoola
Chicago
Deaplatnes
Maywood
Oak Fark
Lroiniog School
Concordia
Teachers’ College
River Forest
St. John's
Doe
Hlinols
Trimanuel
Dundes
Ryan
C. W. Linigmann
Grant School Notes Honors and Attendance Record
Grant School notes show Evelyn Viewing and Geo Ary Dammann receiving thrift honors while the eighth grade reports 100 percent attendance and punctuality on Thanksgiving day. Classes list prize amounts per grade totaling 10.65, with several misread figures reflecting a school awards program.
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Fulter
Evelyn
Thrift Honor Young
Ary
Geo
Dammann
Grant School
Blent
Atth
Paranips Nourishing Tonic Described in Invoice Text
The item described as Paranips Nourishing is noted as wheleaume and nourishing containing a choy do both tureh and sugar with a heat giving property in cold weather. This summary preserves the naming in the document and notes its claimed health attributes and seasonal use.
Perfect Days Always Perfect Days Always Here
A poetic meditation on days that shine with gold and quiet skies. It contemplates beauty in each day, contrasts harsh trial with calm moments, and urges readers to appreciate the world’s printings of earth. The verse invites reflection on perception, peace, and shared beauty across life.
Tragic death at city hospital under unclear trial
Fragmentary report describes a patient at a local hospital who died after a sequence of breathing cessations. Medical staff attempted resuscitation three times but could not revive him, and the reasons remain unclear in the damaged text.
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Eugeen
Glaane the Paint Method Suggested for Cleaning Surfaces
The instruction advises wiping the palace surface with a kerosene-dipped cloth to remove fingerprints, then finishing with a cloth wrung out of hot water to clean and restore the finish.
Atlantic's Glacial Stags Coastline Note
Fragmentary report from Atlantic coast describes glacial stge observations with Charleen 3, C, noting far south locations and water conditions during the event. Names and specifics are incomplete but indicate a glaciation study context and shoreline impacts.
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Atlantic
Montana Diamond Queen Reigns at Livingston Mine
Misa Truth Johnson, the only woman manager of a world gold and gem mine, is named the Montana Diamond Queen. She runs a gold and diamond operation near Livingston where all stones are mined and cut under her direction.
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Misa Truth Johnson
Montana
Livingston
Bent
Practice baby Jean Elizabeth Christie at SDSU home economics program
Jean Elizabeth Christie, a practice baby at South Dakota State College in Brookings, is housed at the home economics practice house where young women studying home economics must complete a term by caring for her before earning degrees. The child appears thriving under the program’s care.
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Jean Elizabeth Christie
Talea
Home Economica Howe
South Dakota
State
Allege
Brookings
Ig House
Jean Mitzabeth
State College
Fox
Middle West
Home Economica
Stand Up For Your Boss Loyalty Wins Over Mockery
A columnist argues that loyalty to a boss is a noble virtue, countering insults like diplomat or teacher's pet. By sticking by one’s leader, a worker upholds integrity and sincerity, even as critics scoff and label.
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Uga
Virtue
McChurn Newspaper Syndicate
Flicker to Your Friend Ends Ant War in Gardens
A Nature Magazine note details conflicts between flickers and ants. It highlights ants as wood borers harming Amber and infesting houses while tending aphids. It notes flickers as great enemies of trees, plants, and shrubs and mentions finding thousands of guts and ant eggs in four angled flickers.
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Nature Magazine
Peaches and a Noted Find Mentioned in Brannon Co Ad
A fragment recalls a New York man named Crawford who found an oversized peach in a curbside garbage can. He wrapped it, planted it, and the seed produced a lineage of Crawford peaches. The item appears in an old TL Brannon Co advertisement for homes.
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New York
Crawford
National
Personal notices of Fatlan and Marie departure and Shepherd hospital stay
Purely Personal items report Lillian Fatlan and Mise Marie Foam leaving Forest Park for Los Angeles for an indefinite stay. Earl Shepherd, recently moved from Milwaukee TB home to Speedway hospital, Ward As1 room 115, hopes to see friends. His mother, Mrs. Faonle Shepherd, back at work at Woodlawn cemetery after an auto accident August 28.
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Bills Lillian Fatlan
Deaplaines
Forest Park
Mise Marie Foam
Highland Avenue
Oak Park
Los Angeles
Calif
Earl Shepherd
Booth Grove Avenue
American Legion of
Winconsin National
T. B
Milwaukee
Speedway Hospital
Earl
Faonle Shepherd
Woodlawn Cemetery
Too Free With His Advice in a Car Incident
Higgin, curious about others affairs, questions Smithers in a teamcar about a horse for his wife. The exchange reveals casual chatter and a punchline about the wife wanting a clotheshorag horse as they part, illustrating overheard gossip turning humorous.
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Higgin
Smithers
Atanda
Butberg Smithers
Higglnn
Pigeon Delay At Traffic Light Causes Laughing Cop
A New York Sun and Globe report describes a traffic pause as a pigeon drinks from a shallow rainwater pool while a policeman gawks and grins. The officer proclaims the bird should be punished for thirst, then chides drivers to proceed. The scene ends with the bird waddling away and the cop smiling.
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Arm of the Law
New York Sun and Globe
New Nose Surgery Lets Soldiers Face Be Repaired
German medical advances in facial reconstruction after war injuries enable near complete submission of a person’s face. Surgeons claim remarkable results in grafting new noses and straightening damaged faces, drawing high regard for operators.
Will I Improve Her Health
A father urges his daughter to take factory work to improve her health saying society girls should pend the number in factories for a complete change. The daughter replies naming a candy factory as a potential job.
Limited Mental Work and Odd Purchases Reported
A fragmented OCR note mentions a pretend mental exercise and a jumplog reference. It lists a large line of babies’Byugiera and ‘Yadles’ Felt Buppars for sale at Dood's located at 7838 Madison Street.
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Byugiera
Dood's
Madison Street
Humming Bird of the Sea Craft Tested at Anacostia
Experts at the Naval Air Station Anacostia tested the smallest seaplane called the humming bird of the air. It is intended for submarines and could serve as a high flying aid to underwater craft. The craft weighs about a thousand pounds, measures eighteen feet overall, and has a three cylinder sixty horsepower engine. Some planes have been delivered to Hampton Roads and are expected in service soon.
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Naval Air Station
Anacostia
Naval Sera Nauticg
Periacops
Hampton Flonds
Fragmentary Train Tatkera Dialogue Shown in Transcript
A Boston Transcript excerpt presents a cramped dialogue about a wife at home and a typist or stenographer observed by two speakers. The text shows fragmented phrases about heat, mountains, and daily work, with little clear context or complete sentences.
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Cil
Maya Abe
Daley
Coot
Boston Transcript
Report on employment shifts across industries in early history
Government figures show American workers decreased by 1,705,000 in 1920 compared with 2010, while sectors such as film and railroads expanded payrolls with gains in other years. The economy gradually released manpower into new industries and growth, raising average living standards.
Stone carver testifies in court punchy clash at tombstones
A stone carver testified how the defendant charged into his yard and slammed him against a tombstone. The witness shouted that he was hurt, claiming the back bore the stamp “Sacred to the Memory,” underscoring the assault’s impact.
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Moe
Philadelphia Ledger
Barratry and Mutiny Legal Definitions
Barratry means an unlawful acts by a master or crew to their advantage harming the owner. Mutiny is a revolt against the ruler of the ship or lawful commands by a superior officer.
Children Work In Silk Industry In United States
The record notes that the highest percentage of child labor is found in the silk industry in the United States. It highlights widespread employment of young workers in this sector and signals concerns over child labor practices and industry conditions. Further data and context are needed for precise figures and dates.
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United States
Ui Wilk Tuduatey
Derman Proverb: Love Without Reciprocation
A compact proverb notes that love returned with no reply resembles a lion awaiting an answer, underscoring the ache of one sided affection and the silence that follows unreturned love.
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Derman
Leon
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