Examination Questions for Teachers in Training
A historical test set prepared by the State Superintendent for prospective public school teachers. It covers physiology, writing, theory and practice, arithmetic, high school agriculture, and more. The fragment shows questions on dental care, alcohol effects, handwriting, educational theorists, social centers, crop economics, and farm management.
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction
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Wt Superintendent of Public Instruction
Coun| Sy
Parker
Moiern
Frederici
West
Rousseau
Salzman
Horace Mann
Mirshowsts
America
Germany
Grammar and Geography Study Aid for Rural Schools
A dense scanned roster of questions covering grammar punctuation syntax and parts of speech alongside geography orthography and history. The list asks students to analyze clauses teach indirect objects compare voice active and passive, name world regions, identify rivers and plateaus, and discuss agriculture biology and literature.
Auto intoxication and Tanlac advertised remedy
The article warns that auto intoxication or self poisoning weakens vital organs and causes jaundice constipation indigestion and nervousness. It promotes Tanlac as a tonic and invig orant to cleanse organs and restore normal function, noting it is sold at the Fink and Haumesser Drug Store in Wauseon. It also reports Kansas state finances and a public bond burning ceremony, with weather data and local notices including road assessments and a financing bid.
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Wanseon
Fink & Haumesser
Plans For County Junior Contests At County Fair
The county prepares a Junior Contests Club to oversee farm and domestic science events for 1916. Eligible include contest entrants and fund pledgers for Washington trips. Officers include president, secretary, treasurer, and three executive members. The group aims to promote local and state fairs, organize trips, and disseminate Bureau of Junior Contests literature.
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Sote
Cxty
Ohio
Bureau of Junior Contests
The
State Board
Adehonsines
Washington
County Club Association
Dciation
Bureau of
Board of Agriculture of Ohio
State Board of Agriculture
Bureau of Junior Ee
J. ‘R. Clarke
Columbus
Allen's Foot-Ease for the Troops and War Time Ads
Wartime promotions tout Allen's Foot-Ease as antiseptic powder for troops with claims of comfort and friction reduction in shoes. The ad warns against substitutes and notes broad drugstore availability. Additional items describe county essay contests in Ohio, bowel remedies, and Willys-Overland auto shipping tactics amid car shortages.
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Allen
Pease @3
Willys-Overland Company of
Toledo
Toadad Faene
Atlantic Sea- Board
Bats Pittsburg
Chattanooga
Atlante Mobile
Alfonso Xtii
Spain
Medical students serve under fire in Russia trenches
Dr. Harry H. Shively of Ohio State University reports medical students volunteer in Russian trenches amid scarce doctors. He notes 75 percent of these assistants are killed, with auto trucks, two wheeled ambulances, box-car trains, and dining cars used to treat wounded. Also warns feldspar not a potash substitute and describes a new electric light plant in Harper’s garage with a two-cent per kW rate.
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Red Greet
America
Harry H. Shively
College of Medicine
Ohio State University
Shively
Russia
Red Cross
Snively
Eletro
F. R. Harpe
Harper
Olds
K. W
Geo. J. Oakley & Company
Aree Iv
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