Reform begins at home with local government
The piece argues that fixing state capitals cities and counties is essential before sweeping federal changes. It cites Nebraska’s two house legislature reform and cites Cincinnati Milwaukee as models of efficient open government, urging local citizen action to curb waste graft and expense to improve democracy overall.
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Nebraska
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Henpecked Heroes At Prussia Supreme Court
The Prussian Supreme Administrative Court ruled that a man dominated by his wife is unfit to hold state office. A state official deprived of position and home under this edict prompts the joke that if a man cannot rule his own home, how can he lead a state. The piece notes Lincoln as a counterexample of henpecked men in history.
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Hitler
Germany
Supreme Administrative Court of
Prussia
Abraham Lincoln
America
Parrot Fever Psittacosis Risks and History
Dr Morris Fishbein outlines psittacosis in 1879 Switzerland where parrots spread disease to two brothers. Bird contact, often via feeding, causes fever, cough, and lung involvement. Humans rarely pass it to each other. deaths skew older. US cases traced to Boston 1904 with later epidemics in New York and California. import controls on South American parrots and regulated love birds. Avoid birds possibly infected. treatment includes blood serum from recovered patients. bird infections often fatal.
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Germany
Canaries
United States
Boston
New York
California
Oscar Straus in Hollywood for Bobby Breen score
Hollywood hosts composer Oscar Straus as he comes to write background music and songs for the next Bobby Breen film titled Make a Wish. He notes the mood comes from one mind and supports jazz as a separate form while keeping his waltz and operetta roots.
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Oscar Straus
Herr Straus
Agnerica
Richard Tauber
Straus
London
Paris
Yvonne Printemps
Sol Lesser
Bobby Breen
Europe
Rudolph Friml
Cole Porter
George Gershwin
Irving Berlin
Jerome Kern
Sigmund Romberg
Paderewski
Stokowski
Gershwin
New York
Second and First Grade Student List Names
Second grade includes Joyce Calhoun Arlene Gilbert Virginia Mortincate Josephine Powell Betty Joe Jones Emma Jean Hardaway Dorothy O Roke Billie Joe Morton Eugene Murphy Dale Woods. First grade lists Berlie Osburn Frank Carnes Lena Neal Betty Jean Mayo Beatrice Woods Martha Sue Messer Maxine Clark Pauline Clark.
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Hharles Edward Thompson
Joyce Calhoun
Arlene Gilbert
Virginia Mortincate
Josephine Powell
Betty Joe Jones
Emma Jean Hardaway
Dorothy O'Roke
Billie Joe Morton
Eugene Murphy
Dale Woods
Berlie Osburn
Frank Carnes
Lena Neal
Betty Jean Mayo
Beatrice Woods
Martha Sue Messer
Maxine Clark
Pauline Clark
Parrot Disease Fills Birds With Fatal Infection
A description of a deadly illness in parrots notes mortality rising from 30 to 95 percent as infected birds lose appetite suffer diarrhea and die within days with germs detectable in most organs.
Guernsey High Honor Roll Lists Sixty-One Students
The Guernsey High School honor roll for the sixth month names twenty students from the department across grades nine to twelve and forty-one pupils in the grammar department earning B or better. Notable names include Fay Griffin Norma Pittman Verna Lou Edwards Fay Boyd Freida Boyd Leeta Thomas Ralph Francis and many others across seventh through twelfth grades.
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Guernsey
Fay Griffin
Norma Pittman
Verna Lou Edwards
Fay Boyd
Freida Boyd
Leeta Thomas
Ralph Francis
Norma Jean Alen
Marie Aylet
Iva Nell Caudle
Louise Cornelius
Rachel McLaughlin
Lee Calhoun
Elbum Delaney
Lottie Faye Edwards
Charlene Martindale
Sibyl Simms
Joy Children By Olive Roberts Barton
Advice on nurturing a child's confidence balances praise and correction. Use gentle, timely praise then guide mistakes, teaching steps gradually. Avoid overpraising or harsh criticism, and encourage effort over perfection while letting the child learn new tasks beyond comfort.
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Joy Children
Olive Roberts Barton
Chile
Harry
Sunday Singing Draws Crowd at New Hope
A large audience attended singing at New Hope Sunday night. Guests included Misses Sibilly Cox Relda Mae Jolt Marine Paris and Glenn Hatfield visiting Mr and Mrs George Marton. Sunday school begins at 10:30 with singing at 7:30. Everyone is urged to attend.
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Relda Mae Jolt
Marine Paris
Glenn Hatfield
George Marton
Fart Schooley
Hope
Jewel Dean Cox
Ola Mae Harels
Zanley Polk
Francis Harts
DeAnn Sant
Reece Arfington
Willig Willis
W. Williams
Washington
John Hatfield
Marie Arrington
Lomo
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