University of Mullneis Seen as More Than Teaching
University president David Kinley stressed Mullneis is a center of learning and problem solving beyond teaching. He outlined four functions including undergraduate instruction, faculty training, research for new facts, and public service through expertise. He noted colleges differ in emphasis, with Agriculture and Engineering prioritizing research on farm and industrial problems.
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University of Mullneis
David Kinley
Agriculture’and Engineering
Foster Better Communities Through University Leadership
The article highlights the Better Community Movement led by the University of Mi bole and the Art Extension committee. It stresses collaboration with local groups rather than replacement, with tours across the state to study schools, parks, gardens, churches, and cultural sites to uplift community life.
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University of
Mi Bole
Windia
Dlatoria
Tate
Ha Committee
Conatruga
Have & King
Japan seeks earthquake aid to solve building failures
Imperial Government researchers including Dr Abe travel from Tokyo to the University of Michigan to gain engineering guidance on reinforced concrete and earthquake resistant design. Abe aims to transfer knowledge, aided by university bulletins and prior Japanese work, to address structural destruction.
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Groblem
Audh Materiola
A. N. Talbot
Miktabl Abe
Grand Central Division
Imperial
Hailwaye
Tokyo
Japan
University of Miiola
Aba Ii
Knowledge
University of Tinois
America
University of Nichois Hae Gub- Mahed
Aewall
Mela Ag
Honors Paid to Wearers of Gray at Johnsons Island Cemetery
A Sandusky Bay burial ground on Johnsons Island hosts the annual Memorial Day tribute to Confederate officers buried there. The event features a boat trip from Sandusky, prayer, and flowers laid on graves, honoring a tradition started decades ago by local residents including the Martha Patton chapter of the Cincinnati Daughters of the Confederacy. The monument at the cemetery entrance, dedicated in 1910, commemorates Confederate soldiers and was funded largely by Southern and Northern supporters. The statue, a 21 foot figure titled Louisiana Tiger, depicts a Confederate cavalryman and stands near inscriptions from Mississippi Masonry benefactors.
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Johnson's Island
Sandusky Bay
Banduaky
Ohio
Johnoeon's Island
Bandusky
Lonely Stand
J. F. Cragg
Scruggs
Virginia
Donument
Martha Patton
Oailey
Smithern
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Whanlad
Greorge
iMordon
United Confederate Veterans
Addrens
South
North
Mia
Mary Patton Mine
Coolants
Robert W. Patton
West Virginia
Robert Patton
Monea Esekiel
Lee
Louisiana
Johnson's Talents Cemetery
Minalnsippi
Grand Lodge of Masone
Grand Lodges
Winnaboro
8. C
Oraker
Johnnor
Joland
Foraker Aid to Confederacy Volunteers Honored
The text recalls Senator Joseph Benson Foraker of Ohio and his efforts with the United Daughters of the Confederacy. It notes his personal negotiation to secure title to a grave plot for the Robert Sutton chapter and his role ensuring federal markers for the graves.
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United States
Joseph Benson Foraker
Ohio
Women of the United Daughters of the Confederacy
Senator Foraker
Robert Sutton
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Wttle
Bronze tablet honors 28 army chaplains at Arlington
A bronze tablet was placed at Arlington National Cemetery to honor 28 army chaplains killed in action or who fled the World War. The unveiling occurred with the secretary of war present, along with regular army chaplains, clergy, and relatives of the honored men.
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Arlington National Cemetery
Secretary of War
Parma Italy memorial honors soldiers of the World War
A unique memorial titled To the Soldiers Who Died in the War stands in Parma, Italy. It joins many monuments raised after the world war, yet its design offers a strikingly distinct presentation.
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Parma
Italy
Remembering the Grand Army of the Republic’s Memorial
A historic note on the Grand Army of the Republic gathering yearly at appointed times to honor fallen soldiers. It laments changes as Memorial Day efforts broaden to include all war dead and pass to new caretakers to keep the nation’s memory alive.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Household Tips From A Vintage Text Including Food and Cleanliness
A dated collection of kitchen guidance covers nutrition from vegetables and meats to soups and sauces. It notes minerals in produce, suggests mush as a base for meals, and adds chopped meat or dried fruit for flavor. Cleaning tips urge damp walls, steam, and careful use of acids and paraffin. A few practical hacks on pie filling, sour milk in baking, and safe handling of household acids appear alongside tips for preserving kitchen ranges and cloths.
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Tornis
University effort puts farm progress into farmers hands
The University of Illinois agricultural experiment station publishes A Year’s Progress in Solving Some Farm Problems of Illinois, praised by farm journals and officials. The thirty-ninth annual report covers about 200 investigations and aims to bring scientific findings to farmers through Dean Mumford’s publication. The federal, state, and industry praise underscores the station’s role in translating research into practical farming gains.
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College of Agriculture
University of Alents
H.W. Stanford Han
Farm Press
Federal
State Authoritie
Furmers
Ilness
Breedera” Gazette
Agricultural College
Rome
Sinola
Dean Mumford
Anec- Aloo
Cyril G. Kopkina
Federal Department of Agriculture
BH. W. Allen
Chicago Daily Drovers
Ukewlae
Journal
Corp
Tion
Atate A
Citaang
Ilinat
Kor
Enrollment Surges At Illinois In Four Divisions
Four major divisions at the University of Illinois show sharp enrollment gains since 1920. The College of Law leads with a 160 percent rise, journalism courses up 60 percent, the Graduate School up 50 percent, and architecture and architectural engineering up 42 percent. Analysts attribute the growth to stronger faculties and expanded programs.
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Ihnois
College of Law
Journailam
Architecturs
Architecture Engineering
First Interment at Arlington in 1864 1864
Arlington National cemetery was established by act to inter United States soldiers and sailors who died in battle or served honorably. The first interment occurred May 15 1864 by request of Abraham Lincoln, with valid discharge or pension documents as proof.
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Arlington National Cemetery
Congress
United States
Caloiers
Arlington
Abraham Lincoln
Confidence and Quiet Strength for Common People
Fragmentary quotation attributed to Paul Brooks speaks of steady, unobtrusive resilience. It contrasts bustling, restless pursuit with the steady calm of ordinary individuals whose integrity and perseverance inspire courage and resolve. The piece emphasizes inner steadiness over public attention.
Trade Oddities on the West Coast Africa
A curious note describes cheap fruits and goods along the west coast of Africa. It claims apples can be grown in vast numbers with little effort, and both bananas and oranges are inexpensive, bought in large quantities at low prices.
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Africa
Wild Creatures Eyesight and Predator Skills
A biological survey notes that mountain sheep likely possess the keenest eyesight among animals. Wolves and foxes are cited as among the keen observers in the animal kingdom, with strong visual perception aiding hunting and survival.
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The
Biological Survey
Sage Mountain
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