Frenzied News Fragments and Curious Scraps of Early 20th Century Texan Gossip
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Amadeans and the Chautauqua Movement in American Education
The article contends that urbanization erodes traditional yards and school spaces, yet public playgrounds grow while preserving a home sense of outdoor play. It praises Chautauqua summer assemblies for broadening education beyond instruction, attracting teachers and professionals, and offering vigorous cultural programs and speakers.
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Helen Keller honors Rogers memory with grief and gratitude
The letter recalls Henry H Rogers as a generous patron of Helen Keller’s education, praising his kindness, sympathy, and support. Keller mourns the loss and reflects on Rogers’s lasting impact, noting his wife’s devotion and his steady generosity throughout her studies.
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Helen Keller
Henry H Rogers
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Aes Keller
Ff Rogers
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Toshini Net
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Rogers
Referee Board Probes Dioxide Process’ Dried Fruit Risk
The National Referee Board, appointed by former President Roosevelt in 1908, investigates sulfur dioxide in California dried fruit production. Experts from Johns Hopkins, Yale, Northwestern, UC Berkeley, and Columbia join in assessing health hazards and industry impact amid a debate over allowable preservative levels and potential market consequences.
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San Meancisco
Roosevelt
Ira Poumsen
Jahnaoykine University of Baltimore
Russell M. Crittenden
Sheffield School of Buence
Yale University
New Haven
John H. Long
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Vinnie E Taylor
University of California
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Department of Agriculture
California
Bureau of Chemistry
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Leiter
Californa
Secretary of Agriculture
Taines
Watson
Wilson
Remsen Chamian
Fetnam
Water Monopoly and Coal Grab Now Up to Taft
Washington reports say two major struggles drive the Ballinger Pinchot quarrel. Water power controls threaten irrigation supplies as hydro companies consolidate streams in California and the West. Separate coal land claims in Alaska involve Cunningham and a possible government patent push amid investigations and political maneuvering.
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