Garfield School Notes Report Banquet and Debates
Garfield School notes recount events from January including slides on Norway and Sweden for OA and TI, a Thrift Honor banner won by 6A and 7H, a party for 4B by 8A, and an excellent primary program with gifts to staff. The 8A class took an intelligence test at Proviso, a debate on steel versus weld, and Jean Stalley’s recovery is noted. The Garfield PTA hosted a party for BA on January 20, and banners were awarded to Miss Schlosser’s 6A 7H on the upper floor and Handbo y’s room on the lower floor.
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Garfield School
Kalter
Edgar Hauser
Dorothy Johnson
Norway
Sweden
Steel
Jean Stalley
Garfield Parent-Teacher Association
Miss Schlosser
Mixw
Seventh grade notes and school activities described at Grant School
The report covers seventh and eighth grade news at Grant School including absences due to illness and flies, a notably bright display by students who drew a Northern Europe scene, a field trip planned to Field Museum via Austin Boulevard, and a production of the Student Prince. It notes basketball results against Washington and Irving schools and lists weekly banking results by class with deposits and percentages.
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Editora
Jeanette Hess
Pearl Eggleston
Anon Anderson
Marvey Carne Hay
Pin
Leona Beaucaire
Norway
Sweden
Miss Meyers
Judson Achina
Ernest Sehreiber
Uhoaries Amabrust
le Roy Wiebracht
Jeanette Vesa
Jon Costino
Grant School
Ome
Wicks
Auntie Boulevard
Faroright
Miss Seegar
Austin Boulevard
Field Museum
Prince
Baiking Reailta
OTEVEN BON SCHOOL Lays Plans and Absences Highlight Text
In a Weld-Stevensan school update, 60 students in our class held perfect spelling and attendance on the first Friday. Lynbeth Beauchamp Rudy Wechter and Gertrude Zolick were absent due to illness. Class 8B plans a field trip to Harlem State Bank to study elementary banking principles.
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Li Reum Neu
Lynbeth Beauchamp
Rudy Wechter
Gertrude Zolick
Iinews
Miga Copp
Misa Clara
Miss Higgins
Miss Ott
Blu Houtte
Kenneth Mending
Varnon Witte
Ilness
Harlem State Bank
Dow
Lester Zimmerman
Dorothy Waltera
Weld-Stevengan School
Ruth Blurck
Michigan
Elias Ty
Germany
Switzerland
Norway
Sweden
Great Brive
Brand Bertacet
Class display and student scores at Stevenson Archival
A fragment recalls a classroom event where 715 clans and 6A clogs viewed moving pictures in the Stevenson archival auditorium led by Don ald Burgmegar. The program included Tom Mix and Les Scouts as a cone petition drew attention to captaincy and star counts with a mixed set of grades and marks across rows and departments.
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Margaret Mirkett
Ines
Stevenson
Donald Burgmegar
Tom Mix
Tndlan Attek
Les Scouts
Bark Trath
Miss Maple
Miss Foreman
Milas Dring
Mira Iltenrock
Ms. Salmon
Misa Winters
Miss Wilson
Mise Moore
How Butter Fat in Milk Is Broken Up
A Chicago University food research summary explains homogenization the process that breaks butter fat in milk into tiny particles. Milk is forced through many small openings at high pressure to blend fat with solids, improving texture and mixing in foods. It notes evaporated milk uses this process for easier digestion and resembles natural infant food in digestibility.
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Given
Food Authority
University of Chicago
Misa
Thoas
Itaeli
Health and diet in ancient roots to modern home menus
A historical reflection on diet from ancient physician Epocrates to modern home dining. It discusses the rise of nutritionally minded cooking, the concept of vitamins, and the shift toward milk products like evaporated milk as safe, long lasting dairy. The piece contrasts evaporated milk with condensed milk, noting evaporation preserves milk without added sugar.
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Tilk Hag
Ammonia Leak Triggers Tears then Laughter in Aberystwyth
In Aberystwyth Wales residents cried as ammonia leaked from a refrigerator causing a street scene. After crossing the road their tears turned to laughter as onlookers watched the event unfold amid the disruption.
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Aberystwyth
Wales
Escape Mistyped by Arrested Man in Tulare Jail
A report from Tulare California describes J Marrs arrested and attempting a dramatic escape. He fled toward city offices then into an open doorway, only to find the door led into the city jail.
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J. Marrs
Tulare
Cal
Boys Study Leather Trades Institute Opens in London
A junior technical college for training boys in boot and shoe trade opens in connection with Cordwall era Techinien college in London England. The course blends general education with trade subjects to prepare students for leather work.
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Techinien College
London
England
Bikea in Persia Badronda Disguises Transport Confusion
In Versin clerks begin to use vehicles as a means of transport amid widespread talk of bikes and ridership. The note highlights confusion over who should ride and how bike use is shaping local mobility patterns.
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Persia
Badronda
Transportacion
Diogenes Lantern Paradox Sparks Cheap Clock Debate
A quirky exchange about a discounted alarm clock at 98 cents exalts honest pricing while a wife notes Brown's offer for 7 cents. The dialogue segues into a Diogenes joke on honesty with lantern tests and the idea that true illumination is scarce, concluding with a wink at uninvented umbrellas.
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Brown's
Stove’s Gone Out and the Installment Men Arrive
In a brief exchange the characters misinterpret a stove issue. The line reveals a misreading about the stove being out, then clarifies the fire is out and ends with the Installment men arriving, chiming in on the range situation.
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Nara
Sharp-Eyed Blind Man and the Vanishing Quarter
A quirky fragment recalls a blind man and a woman bickering over a quarter dropped near a footpath. The dialogue hints at a charitable gesture gone awry as a passerby notices the odd exchange.
Dinner talk on splitting peas and potatoes
A fragment discusses splitting food portions at dinner with a playful exchange about splitting peas and potatoes and how long it might take.
The Motorist's Lament Hostile Night at the Inn
A fragmentary verse satire depicts a hotel keeper labeled a slam landlord who pretends hospitality. A weary traveler seeks lodging and is met with curt refusals, then mockingly treated as a guest in a mistranslated, tongue in cheek scene.
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Senkem
McCaustle
Ike
Buston Trupweript
The Sacrifice Jennie-But Di Refuses Marriage Request
In a torn diary-like exchange Jennie asks to marry Di but Di declines citing income. Di explains she earns 15 6 per week and would have to quit her job if they wed, while Jennie contemplates giving up ming to proceed.
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Jennie
Ming
Misery and springtime attitudes in idle prose
A fragmentary quotation discusses dislike of work, noting spring evokes sympathy in the speaker. The snippet hints at a mood of reluctance tied to the season and a casual, introspective tone. No clear people, places, or events are identifiable in the readable text.
Fragmentary chatter on games and pumpkins and braces
A garbled exchange compares a festive scene to a parade of wooden heads and legs. It mentions Parhans and a gold brick, noting mixed feelings about performance and taste in a vague, column-like aside.
Coffee Anger Recounts a Father’s Death in Banter Lines
A fragment from Colgate Banter features distressed lines about coffee and a supposed cause of a father’s death. The dialogue hints at conflict and cryptic phrases with unclear speakers and context.
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Colgate
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