Mass mobilization of 30,000,000 schoolchildren for return to class
The piece asserts a national effort to educate 30 million American children, detailing 20 million in elementary schools, 6.5 million in high schools, and over a million teachers. It argues for an informed, intelligent public will, citing the Northwest Ordinance and warning against emotional, blood-based thinking.
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Europe
America
United States
Swith Lincoln
Northwest Territory
Poultry House Ad Seeks Help Near Frisco Depot
Wanted notice offering payment to buy chickens eggs and junk metals. P Beard's Poultry House near Frisco Depot advertises 35 dollars per week plus an auto, directed to Parm Eureka Mfg Co East St. Lowis DL 8 lp for selling Poultry Mixture.
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P. Beard
Frisco Depot
Parm
Eureka Mfg. Co
East St. Lowis
Botanist Puzzle Clue Grid From Historical Page
The provided OCR shows a dense word puzzle with numbered across and down clues. It references terms like Hygienic care, Slacks, Celestast, and various terse definitions, but the readable data is fragmentary. The grid appears to interweave botanical and generic terms with partial entries and theme hints across two directions.
Survival of premature babies through modern medical care
The article notes the survival of many underweight babies due to incubators, oxygen mixtures, and mothers milk. It cites premature birth rates from the Childrens Bureau, details low birth weights, and describes incubator advances and heat regulation, including portable devices and nursemaid efforts to supply milk for all premature babies.
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Lo Sya
Strance
Grant's Six Cent Lawsuit That Shaped His Career
A Detroit courtroom case in 1850 pitted U S Grant against Zachariah Chandler after Grant, then a lieutenant, sued Chandler for hospital bills following an icy fall. Chandler, a leading local figure, argued the claim, and a jury awarded Grant six cents. The incident shaped perceptions of Grant and Chandler, who later became close allies and Chandler supported Grant during his presidency.
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U. S. Grant
Shiloh
Grant
Detroit Barracks
Detroit
Mich
Zachariah Chandler
Chandler
Congressional Committee
Cranium Cracker Computations and Odd Estimates
The text presents quirky timing puzzles and totals such as 21 minutes for shopping and 48 rili as a three quarters of an hour. It notes an age of a rat as 2,000,000 years and whispers about the age of women in a playful, contrived tone.
Barbs and oddities from a scrambled era
A fragmented OCR item mentions German people, Miller, telephone service, and an adviser on poetry amid ailments. It notes a preparedness shaft, thieves carting two weapon like items, and William Kiet described as famous pride expelled on May 2, 1701.
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Miller
Cohanhia
Thieves Inne
Coat House
William Kiet
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LaFayette
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AME
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Gilbert Fuller
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Washington Gin Company
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Ray Alien
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Galileo
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Wenne
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van Scamp
Ruby
V. T. Hamlin
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Carol
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Red Ryder
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