Health course offered at Yerger High in Negro school
A faculty and student resolution at Yerger High School honors a health course shared with Philander Smith College and the Arkansas Tuberculosis Association. It commends Professor K J Blakely for instruction, notes gains in health education and disease awareness, and thanks the Department of Education and local officials. The resolution pledges to promote health consciousness in their communities and forwards copies to Philander Smith College, A M N College, the city school board, and the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Exucath
Philamier Smith College
Arkansas ‘Tuberculosis Association
Mo&n, College
Yerger High School
Sciente
Boards of Health
Department of Education
State of Arkansas
Philander Smith Colege
Philander Smith College
A. M. & N. College
Arkansas Tuberculosis Association
Mise Berg Henry
K. J. Ll. Blakely
Hempstead County
K. J. Blakely
Blakely
Fiilander Smith College
Our City School Board
Roosevelts feud and 1916 style muddled party lines
The piece reviews early 20th century contenders with Teddy Roosevelt's disparagement of “pussy-footing notes” and Wilson’s “a nation too proud to fight” stance. It notes GOP focus on domestic policy, warning about war, and Hughes winning the Republican nomination on the third ballot. It also recalls Roosevelt’s third term doubts, Wilson’s electoral edge, and Wilson’s 277 electoral votes amid submarine warfare tensions. Texas is highlighted as the leading cotton state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy Roosevelt
Lican
T. R
Hughes
Repubican
Bethuean
Wilson-Hughes
Hayes- Tilden
New York Newsps
Stance In Cotton Bags Reacts To Liquid Oxygen
A description notes stance placed in cotton bags soaked in liquid oxygen where the water is driven off and blue smoke rises upon impact with the earth. Bar
Hazardous Material Production for Military Use Reported
A note describes production of hazardous material by a group or facility for military use. The text mentions a 30 hour window and a plan to assemble devices, with references to shunt J and a per pound cost, indicating a potential weapon or explosive concern. Further verification needed from authorities.
How Near Like 16 Will Year 40 Be
In a 1916- era reflection by Jack Stinnett, the piece compares the looming 1916 election to 1918, noting a push toward neutrality amid European warfare. It contrasts Wilson era preparedness and public sentiment with today, referencing Weltes and House, and recalling submarine dangers and calls to sever diplomatic ties if German aggression continues.
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Jack Stinnett
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Charles Evans Hughes
Europe
Roosevelt
Sumner Weltes
Wilson
Cri. M. House
Ami
Wilson Timatum
Uncle Sam
Ican
T. R
Wilrail
New York Society
Erskine
N. J
U. S
Gerguinn
Explosive Demonstration In Baltimore Draws Crowd
A Baltimore event showcased a liquid oxygen based explosive claimed to be highly powerful. Under scrutiny, officials tested stability with several charges up to five pounds, while observers watched from behind sandbag barricades. The display aimed to prove the device could not be detonated by impact or shock, though some claims about its military viability were challenged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Lester Bare
Su- Nok Militey Atfairy
Empmithos
Meady Shack
Black-Draught Laxative Promotes Noted Points
A vintage ad asserts three key benefits of an all vegetable laxative. It claims ease of use with simple directions, mild appetite and bowel tone support, and suggests a spicy flavor appeal. Product name Black-Draught appears with pricing and dosing hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee
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Yerger
Harvey L. Washington
Mary Sue McColum
Conway
W. M. McFadden
Roosevelts
Justice Hughes
Eughts
Wilson Daining
Hughes Oid
Taaguraion
Severdtes
Germany
Cahiness
Texas
Franklin, JR
Ethel du Pont
John
Anne Clark
Elliott
Elizabeth Donner
Anna Eleanor
Curtis B. Dall
James
Betsey Cushing
We Fcb
Curtin Winsor
Ruth Georgins
John Boettiger
Katherine Leas Dee
Franklin
St. Patrick's Day
Eleanor
Romelle Schneider
Acola CO
Hope Cocagoa
Enemnore
West Ste
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