Questions from an Elementary Education Teacher Exam
Prepared by the State Superintendent for teaching candidates, the document lists exam questions on theory and practice in elementary pedagogy. It covers measurement and tents, works of prominent Americans, shapes and geometry, punishment, content, community engagement, soil and farming terms, stock, subsoiling, conservation, and farming topics, with multiple parts and directives for selecting two parts as a single question.
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J. Manne
Pepe
Ohio
RITHMETIC. Choose 6 and 4.
Arithmetic items混. The text shows a long fragment with math word problems involving dollars, percentages, and quantities like 400 dollars, 15 percent, 22 percent, and 40 and 10 units. It mixes questions on arithmetic comparisons and money, plus a history prompt about wartime help and citizenship. The fragment also references a desk top setup.
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Sas
Penmanship and literature review questions list
A fragmented exam page asks about penmanship essentials, respiration, ventilation, contagious diseases, plumbing, and literature. It includes questions on introducing literature, American writers, and matching works with authors, plus prompts on authors’ works and naturalists.
Geography study and questions from a school text
A fragmented set of geography and language questions. Topics include naming three world rivers and reasons, famous expeditions, Duluth water trips, cities, US winter and summer resorts, war region conditions, wind facts, infinitive and participial phrases, clauses, verb forms, punctuation, adjective usage, and sample writing tasks.
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Reece Teac
Duluth Te Ean
United States
Zee Weir
High School Agriculture Primer Questions on Plant Health and Farming
A series of classroom prompts discusses plant diseases and remedies, pruning and shaping trees, weed and disease control, soil water retention, irrigation, drainage, hot beds, and alfalfa popularity. It asks what causes deep rot, how to prevent puddling, the role of under draining, and what constitutes guaranteed fertilizer analysis.
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Farmore
Spring Style Hip Drapery Sets Paris Fashions for Spring
A fragmented note on late spring dress shows highlights Bouffant drapery and Paris designs influencing American manufacturers. It mentions fabric draping techniques, waist treatments, and color coordination across new frocks aimed at daytime wear, with emphasis on refined silhouettes and retail-ready finishes.
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Paris
New Veil Designs and Embroidery Trends
The article describes latest veil styles with plain mesh and elaborate patterns. It notes allover designs in rarer numbers, graduated borders, trailing effects to the chin, and neutral backgrounds with colored embroidery. A few veils feature metal brenite and some purchasers favor plain fabrics over frequent changes.
Early Spring Frock Choices for Gentlemen and Maids
The piece discusses fabric and fit for a fleet spring frock. It notes Geelston ta to ma ortal and vial points, comparing serge and taffeta fabrics. Serge is favored for ease, while taffeta gowns remain stylish though warmer.
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Geelston
Ohio World in Briefs and Obits Roundup
A wide array of short items notes deaths and injuries across Ohio figures. Martha Smith and Frank Smith die, boosting obituary items. bootlegging and missing youths prompt police hunts. strikes threaten Elyria workers while wage fights ripple to Cleveland and Port Clinton. Fire, thefts, and legal actions thread through Cleveland, Findlay, Mansfield, and rural towns as tobacco and oil discussions frame state politics. notable rail, streetcar, and municipal actions wrap the page.
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Hancock County
Dayton
Knights Templar
Cromwell Steel
Lorin
Perry County
Alv Roads
Loraln
Arthur W. Morris
Allianca
James Dutton
Macksburg
Noble County
L. Dean
Crooksville
Charles Baker
Grant
Salineville
A. E. Stocker
Miamisburg
William Washorn
Elyria
Cincinnati
Newark Council
Canton Shirt
Cleveland
Steubenville
East Liverpool
Beaver Malls Traction Company
John Singleton
Lancaster
Lake Shore Electric Railway
Maumee Pike
Fremont
Genoa
New York Central
J. Brandenburg
Miami University
Tivrartan
Federal Board of Vocational Education
Willys-Overland Company
Toledo
Camp Sherman
Dennison
Wooster College
J. Campbell White
Interchurch World Movement
Columbus
Akron
Youngstown
Walter Richardson
John Gorgas
Pennsylvania State Constabulary
Frank Flowers
Warren
Watkins
Edward Kibler
Newark
Kibler
Ohio Bar Ssociation
Griswold
House
Senate
Obie
Colonel Hunt
Dayton Soldiers Home
Tiffin
Newark City
3. W. Prince
Piqua
State Industrial Commission
Cox
Ohio Senate
Parrett
Gladys Musgrave
Kenton
Oxford
Martha Smith
Pmata
W. B. Patton
Arcuitect
Cadwell
Nick Machurga
Madaline Francis
Cortland
Frank Smith
Findlay
Charles B. Clext
Dayton Street Railway
Taylor
Floyd Clotz
Lorain
Malcolm V. Arnold
London
Truswian
Roebuck
Bellefontaine
William Harriott
Plain City
Mansfield Reformatory
Clarkson Company
St. Clairsville
George Noll
Pleasant Township
Fairfiield County
Santurky
Mary Beon
Louis Beon
Coshocton
Detroit
Mathews Best Company
Port Clinton
Crabbe
Gardey
National
Farm Et Lorain
Ashtabury County
Red Cross
Ohio
State Department of Health
Cleveland, Columbus and South- Western Electric Railway
Louise Maselantelo
Willoughby
Florence Laluxrutto
Sime
Irenton Chamber of Commerce
Glenn
Sherman
Miller
Ohio House
Wenner
Sen
D. C. Wills
Central Berry Loan Committee
Darke County
Miami Valley
Louise Wagner
John E. Wagner
Circleville
Letitia Arms
Wellston
Sulzer Brothers
Springfeld
J. T. Beggs
Sandusky
Patda Bay
Moses
Wrider
David L. Shaw
Shaw
Victoria Potts
Madison County
Henry Potts
Albert Ever
Tayton
Miami River
William McConville
Hich
Memorial Hall
Waist Length Blouses Lead Spring Fashion Line
Fashion notes predict more waist length blouses for spring with long distinctive tops attracting attention. Sheer cotton voile organdies and plaid, striped, or figured cottons dominate fabrics, with filmy chiffons nets and lace for chic tailoring. A knee length tan satin blouse with navy cuffs paired with a black or navy skirt forms a stylish early spring street wear ensemble.
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Simarh
Pepgen praised by Indianapolis milliner for stomach nerves cure
Mrs Murry Pike of 721 N New Jersey St Indianapolis credits Pepgen with ending her nervous dyspepsia and sleep troubles. She says she could eat freely now and feels stronger. The testimonial notes Pepgen is available at first class drug stores. Also a brief joke about a letter carrier and a week apart delivery system ends the item.
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Murry Pike
New Jersey Street
Indianapolis
Harry Pike
Richymond
Ind
Ady
Made over skirts and wool embroidery in wartime fashion
The article notes narrow skirts returning and petticoats redesigned with simple hems and scalloped edges. It highlights using old frocks’ petticoats, cautions on knee clearance, and suggests wool embroidery as a versatile, inexpensive wartime trim for georgette, serge, velvet, and cotton crepes, with common stitches like darning and buttonhole.
Hat Styles Shift With Youthful Taste In Postwar Fashion
Fashion notes highlight young wearers adopting thatched hats and directoire influences, while older individuals are urged to avoid such bold headpieces. Parisian trends and shredded straw accents appear, with straw braid revival seen in spring gowns. Home milliners claim praise for flower hats, noting the careful craft required to secure petals and flowers.
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Directoire
Paris
Simple and Youthful Fashions Evoke Modern Wardrobe
The article notes many present day fashions trend toward long skirts and draped lines yet remain youthful in spirit. It argues a business never stays self managing and must adapt to changing tastes.
Dainty Neck Fixings Rise to Solve Collarless Style
There is growing demand at neckwear counters for items to enhance collarless necklines beyond plain frocks. Women seek dainty fixes such as square neck outlines, cow collars, and flat round backs, with festively edged collars and lace trimmed cuffs to achieve a youthful, fashionable look.
Show Preference for Suits in Early Season Forecast
An authority in the women’s ready to wear industry says predicting whether this will be coat or suit season is difficult. Retail buyers show a slight preference for later sales, while retailers report more suits sold to date than in years past, though fashion remains volatile and coats may still win out.
Boy Mistakes Zoo Worker for Animal at First Visit
A seven year old boy at the zoo excitedly exclaims that he has found a native animal named Female, confusing a cage worker for a real creature. His mother reassures him, and the moment becomes a humorous miscue captured in Cartoons Magazine.
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Bobby
Cartoons Magazine
Boschee’s Syrup Promoted For coughs and lung troubles
Fifty one years of use across the United States is cited for Boschee's Syrup. Advertised as helping sleep at night, easing coughing, and aiding recovery by soothing inflamed throat and lungs. Made in America and sold for over half a century. Cartoons humor note about a country club garage reflooring.
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Boschee
United States
Nature
America
Adv
Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets Advertise Health Aid
An ad extols Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for cleansing and regulating the bowels and stomach. The message repeats the promotion, urging readers to take the pellets for cleanliness and health. A second line notes the bulldog saying a famous dog clings to life to the end.
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Doctor Pierce
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