King Alfred and the English Education Efforts
A readable sketch on King Alfred of England promoting English literacy in a multilingual kingdom. It notes his translation of Pastoralis into English, his letter to bishops, the push to teach free men’s youth to read English, and the blend of old and new laws. It also mentions his death at about 51 and praises his noble character. Riddles and puzzles advertised in a separate leaflet.
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Births Ahead of Deaths in City in January
White births more than doubled whites deaths within the corporate limits during January. W M Tucker, official recorder, reports 41 white births including two stillbirths and 20 white deaths, versus three Negro births and 12 Negro deaths. Pneumonia led with 11 deaths. Two deaths were premature, meningitis two, heart disease two, and two still deaths. Single causes include diphtheria, diabetes, pulmonary tuberculosis, nephritis, acute influenza, Bright's disease, arteriosclerosis, regional enteritis, apoplexy, peritonitis, second degree burns, cardio renal, cancer and coronary thrombostia.
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Knight receives odd auto payment date from finance company
Ned Knight of Scottsbluff and city park board members reacted to a finance company statement indicating the next automobile payment would be due on February 30, a date queried as incorrect but welcomed as a pleasure by Knight.
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