Teaching the three R's in modern schools debated
The Llano News questions expanding the curriculum beyond reading writing and arithmetic arguing that basics lose share of classroom time. It urges restraint on new subjects including cooperative marketing and notes a Taylor tragedy sparked by a street loafing boy, suggesting disturbing social causes behind the violence.
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Local Vendors Urge Support For Home Merchants
Fredericksburg residents urged to buy from home merchants to boost the community economy. The Clarksville Times is cited for the viewpoint, noting that street pedlars selling produce often send earnings back to their origins.
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Fire prevention push and defense calls ring through Clarksville
The piece urges residents to clean premises for fire safety during Fire Prevention Week and notes calls for a national defense department. It covers Governor Ferguson’s request, Colonel Mitchell’s Senate testimony on air power and defense needs, and critiques of military services alongside warnings about neglect and danger.
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Beauty pageant head blasts women as dumb
Armand T. Nichols, director general of the Atlantic City pageant, denounces modern beauties as "beautiful but dumb." He criticizes scant clothes bobbed hair cosmetics and wild parties as defining features of today’s pretty girl.
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Armand T. Nichols
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Honor Farm Abolished At Imperial State Prison
Houston reports the Pat Neff honor farm at Imperial state prison near Snegartad is abolished by the prison board. 45 escapes have occurred, with 14 in September, and 79 inmates remain as trusties with prior privileges. 117 started, 173 added, 290 placed on the honor roll, 122 discharged or paroled.
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Pat M. Neff
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Walter Sayles
Honor Farm
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Neff
Imperial State Farm
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W. J. Flanagan
Gas to Win War Says General Fries At ROA Meet
Maj. Gen. Amos A. Fries warned at the Reserve Officers Association convention that future wars will hinge on chemical warfare. He urged rapid gas use to force peace and emphasized surprise, mask gaps, and the chaos a gas attack could cause in a city. He argued treaties would be scraps once modern methods prevail.
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Amos A. Fries
Chemical Warefare Department
Reserve Officers Association of the
United States
General Fries
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