Northwest veterans gain new employment section
The Employment Bureau for Disabled Veterans in Seattle plans a new employment section with the U S Veterans Bureau district. L C G Josseph says over 800 Washington Oregon Idaho veterans are rehabilitated and 3228 are in vocational training. A E McCabe will lead northwest employment with staff in Portland Spokane Tacoma and Pocatello. H L McCoy oversees rehabilitation work in the district.
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Seattle
Pacific Northwest
United States Veterans Bureau
L. C G. Josseph
Northwest
Burea
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Josseph
A. E. McCabe
Portland
Spokane
Tacoma
Pocatello
H. L. McCoy
War Claims Extended to Five Year Period
Veterans may file compensation claims with the United States Veterans Bureau within five years after discharge. L C Jesseph of Seattle the northwest district manager clarifies the law allowing five years to file. Claims must show disability arose within one year after discharge except tuberculosis and mental cases where two years apply.
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United States Veterans’ Bureau
L. C. Jesseph
Seattle
Northwest
Bureau
Veterans’ Bureau
Fragmentary exchange on territory and wit in dialogue
A garbled dialogue line shows Berry dismissing overextended territory talk with a phrase about Beat T and Balsa wit, reflecting a clipped, informal newspaper snippet. The text is incomplete and reads as a partial quotation with misread names.
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Berry
Pity the City Child From a Washington Star Snippet
A brief fragment describes Helen, a city child raised in a small apartment with limited outdoor space. The narrative notes parks and sidewalks shaping her world as she grows curious about the outside, culminating with a question about a van observed in a Washington Star excerpt.
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Helen
Howe
Nba
St Iis
Wiburhatt Vielsone
Washington Star
Appeal of Music to the Human Mind in Education
The author argues for placing music in the public school curriculum alongside literature. Beethoven would be taught with Shakespeare and Milton, reflecting music as a equal tool for intellectual training. The piece claims composers like Bach and Mendelssohn strengthen reasoning, imagination, and higher nature.
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Itv
Beethoven
Shulespaare
Slaketheaiee
Mian
Wordsworth
Coleridge
Benthover
Bach
Mendelssohn
Regretted Fame in Bret Harte's Autobiography and China Episode
The passage recalls Bret Harte's late regret over sudden fame and the reception of The Heathen Chinee. It notes Harte's reaction to acclaim and his stance on public opinion, mentioning his work on The Lag of Roaring Camp and Tenes Partner.
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Bret Harte Gald
Welk
Bret Harte
Mark
Moa
Lin Ffarper
Jim Womay
Hemden
Heligten
Cunbett
American youths to judge livestock at Cambridge show
Three American boys chosen from about 15 000 youths will compete in a livestock judging contest at the Royal show in Cambridge next month. They will match technical knowledge and judgment against a British team, reflecting a trend in agricultural education and competition.
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England
Cambridge
Modern agriculture driven by eager youth reshapes farming
The article extols a new era in farming where 15,000 young men, including livestock experts, adopt scientific methods to improve efficiency and soil care. It notes how modern civilization pushes agriculture toward practical, research based practices for future comfort and prosperity.
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Clowely
Apta
Mall
Lookout Station Completed Under Warden Puller Watch
Lookout Station at Bald Mountain near Polk and Lincoln counties is finished under W. V. Puller district warden based in Dallas. A 100 foot tower rises from a 12 foot base. The elevation is 3,700 feet and the tower affords views of central and southern Polk county and northern Lincoln county. A forestry student from Oregon Agricultural College will serve as lookout this summer, joining seven other patrolmen in timber surveillance.
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W. V. Puller
Dallas
Bald Mountain
Township & Range TV
Polk County
Lincoln County
Tower Lowakout
Oreton Agricultural College
Puller
Dallas Observer
City Life Breeding Snobs and Self-Reliance
A reader reflects on rural living versus city norms, noting that self-sufficiency earns respect in the woods while hiring help is seen as weakness. The piece cites social prestige attached to servants and contrasts it with practical skill, quoting Fred Kelly from Lesile's Weekly.
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Civilization
Fred
Kelly
Lesile’s
Not Matter of Gallantry a City Employee Refuses to Move
An overweight Los Angeles city worker nicknamed Bill is described as a woman hater who dismisses young girls. He is seen occupying an entire street car seat until two girls seek space, prompting another employee to challenge him for his behavior.
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Bill
Los Angeles
Bui
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