Honor Student Drives Pageant of American Ideals
Religious and civic address at Allen County graduation extols education, liberty, and nation building. Reverend L. E. Brown delivers lecture linking Uncle Sam, Plymouth Rock, and Columbia’s future to moral education and global responsibility while praising growth in industry and population.
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Ainele Sam
Josy
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Mev
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Uncle Song
Valvarant Uherty
Gloria
England
Anne
Sim Wes Patriciam
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Yates
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Otis
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Dar Citle
New York
Laan Sint
Texas
Sif
Glevstone
Oman
Europe
Gelden
Thor
Jim
Faraund Burke
Anya Mohumet
Duke of Wallington
Eton
Llu
Waterloo
Huxley
Columbus
Thia
Our Fathers
Chicago
Tio Jnsdé
Sam
Colwmbie
Vera
Earth
Columbie
Education as a Necessity and the Call for Higher Schooling
Professor Ira J. Petty of Huntington urges youths who finish common school with credit to continue education, arguing that high school and professional training are essential for success. He cites historical shifts, the rise of high schools, and examples of students who quit too soon, urging persistence to improve careers in teaching farming law medicine and ministry. Educational figures in Allen County highlight expanding commissioned high schools, teacher quality, and county enrollment, with 247 graduates and growing opportunities despite funding and staffing challenges.
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Huntington
Potts
United States
Eckoot
New York Elgutr
John
Ila Tuten
Heart Fm
Tadiana
Fay Fman
Scien
Run Standart High
Bilgi Echowl
Purdue University
Purdue
Fusinews College
Business College
Mr B
Tore
Allen County
Dec
Jim
Indiana
Phaye
Thia
Allan County
Theta
Harlan
Monrosville
Thaas
Tort Wayne
Ahe
Len
Mylan Center
New Haven
Ofter
Dodder Threat in Farm Seeds Warns Purdue Extension
Purdue University Experiment Station cautions farmers to watch for dodder in seed lots and weed content. It urges testing seed, avoiding cheap grades, and inspecting samples from multiple lots to prevent disseminating the weed.
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Anthue Goss
Purdue University Experiment Station
Mudie
Henriette Yao
Country schools under county supervision growth and turnover
The article notes that outside Fort Wayne, 180 teachers work under County Superintendent EH. G. Elxer- many schools visited yearly and teachers encountering trouble are replaced. Each year about thirty teachers quit, with positions filled by beginners, indicating ongoing turnover and expansion in the rural education system.
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EH. G
Elxer
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