Jubilant High Point Victory Celebration by Democrats
A large Democratic celebration in High Point honored county state and national election victories. The 1,000 strong parade featured torches and a bonfire on a vacant city lot, with cheers for the president and prominent Republicans in attendance but not speaking.
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High Point
Ke Klux Klan
Social Department
South Main Street
Main Street
United States
Republic
Government Study of Schools Aims to Unite Higher Ed
Washington reports federal education surveys propose major and service lines to reduce duplication among Iowa institutions and similar reforms in other states. A commission chaired by Samuel Paul Capen studied Iowa conditions and urged broader graduate work, normal schools, gender health oversight, and $2000 average departmental salaries.
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Towa
The
State University
Ser
Collee
Iowa State
Mtit
Board of Education
P. P. Claxton
Samuel Paul Capen
Bureau Education
Henriett W. Calvin
Bureau of Education
James Rk
Angel
Facultiva of Arts, Literature and Science
University of Chicago
Kendrick C. Babcock
College of Liberal Arte
University of Illinois
Liberty H. Bailey
New York State College of Agriculture
Hollis Godfrey
Drexel Institute
Philadelphia
Raymond M. Hughes
Miami University
Iowa
Fitec
Rita
Mhher
Iowa State University
Iowa State College
Milk improver placed on sale to lower high prices
London reports the Housewives War league has released a white powder called milk improver. A penny's worth mixed with water turns a pint of milk into a substitute, offering households relief from rising milk costs.
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London
Housewives War League
Federal surgeon on health reforms and future public health
Dr Carl Ramus of the U S Public Health Service writes in the International Journal of Surgery on the future scope of public health. He argues health reform will expand to food, eyesight, alcoholism, crime, and education, with national progress measured by public health, education, and sympathy.
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Bulletin of
United States Public Health Serve
Robinson and Wilson
Battle of Prairie Dogs Sparks Bronx Zoo Feud
In the Bronx Zoo the war among prairie dogs in the northern and southern burrows intensifies. Keeper Charley Snyder notes nightly chatter, barricades, and tunneling as the two clans clash with taunts and pushes, led by Smudge and a large Canadian leader. The ground combat resembles a football match with no serious injuries.
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New York
Europe
Zoological Park
Bronx
Kentucky
Charley Snyder
Snyder
Reptiles
Raymond L. Ditmars
Smudge
Savings and thrift urged by local bank ad
A bank appeals for thrift and saving, promoting 4 percent quarterly compounding and inviting customers to use its savings department. The piece stresses confidentiality, safe depository, and community trust, with a mix of bank promotion and unrelated local chatter about a clan and wartime remarks.
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Federal Bureau of
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Southbouns
Thomasville
Gordentowm
High Rock
Merthbdound
Dr. Ramus
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Carl Ramus
United Staes Public Health Service
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International Journal of Sur
Gery On
Federal Medical Organization
Ionholder
Smudeve
Chatterine
Smadge
Lomyder
Bank & Trust
North Carolina
T Service Water
Aun
Economcal
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N.c.public Service U
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