Improvements At Clemson College Campus Inaugurates Culinary Upgrades
Clemson College announces extensive upgrades for the culinary department including a larger kitchen and bakery, a four ton refrigeration plant, and updated dishwashing facilities. Mrs. M S Middleton appointed dining hall matron to assist Mr. Schietter, with electric fans and planned enhancements in the dining area. A truck garden will supply cadets with vegetables under Prof. G Newman, while various church denominations list their local officers for the year. A separate note mentions a Brooklyn dress makers union strike over use of profanity by foremen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemson College
Clemson
M. 8. Middleton
Clinton
Schietter
Riggs
G. Newman
Migsh Nascett
Clemson Covay Tay
Fem Dueyes
Georgia
Chenson
Fragmented OCR scraps reveal medical and agricultural notes
The readable text blends anti-abuse warnings, a fiction fragment about a clever tradesman, a discussion of pest control with tree and crop spraying, and an ad claiming relief from fever and throat ailments. It mentions Whittom gear, Wood, trade talk, and doses of compounds from a Maine address.
How the House Elects a President in Contingency
Philadelphia Inquirer outlines constitutional rules for choosing a president if no candidate wins a majority of electoral votes. It notes constraints on voting, state delegation as one vote, and two thirds of states for a quorum, with 1824 as the only prior example and a list of states by party division in the Congressional Directory.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
House of Representatives
House
The
Inquirer
Hlouse
John Quincy Adhd
Clay
Save Mat
Uke Park
Hensonants
Wistead
Gleetorat
Leputitioun
Onitfornia
Nevada
Connecticut
Newhampshire
Delaware
North
PaKaly Tela Tee
Oregon
Trials
Pennsylvant
Iowa
South Dakota
Kansas
Ouma
Massichusetts
Vermont
Michigan
Walington
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Montana
Wyoming
Fragmented OCR text with scattered political notes
The document presents a jumble of place names and political speculation about elections across multiple states. It discusses party divisions, possible crossovers, and the influence of death or illness on voting dynamics, along with scattered health notes and unrelated anecdotes. The garbled text references Taft Wilson and various regional items, mixing incoherent commentary and unrelated advertisements.
Medical examination bill for South Carolina schoolchildren urged
The South Carolina Medical Association and the Public Health Board urge voters to support a proposed statewide system of medical examinations for school children and college students. They cite data from Charleston, Columbia, Spartanburg and other towns showing defects in 34 to 70 percent of examined children, argue early treatment lowers crime and improves education, and present the measure as an economical way to raise student outcomes. The letter notes the governor vetoed a similar bill and invites alternatives if a better approach exists.
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Health Department
Unis Ste
Chidren
Liewe
Chicane
New York
Ely
South Carolin
Bia
Winsett
Nikchi
Columbia
Walter Keawee
The
South Carolina Medical Association
Public Health
South Carolina
Spon
Medical Association
Senate
House of Representatives
Ignor
Charleston
Spartanburg
Seneca
Lockworm Corps
Imo
Hawoune
Balloonist Honeywell Dies After 925 Mile Race Elimination
Capt H B Honeywell of St Louis piloting Uncle Sam died at dawn near Bull Run after a 35 hour flight from Kansas City to decide the three American entrants for the International balloon contests in Germany for the James Gordon Bennett trophy. Roy F Donaldson survived as aide.
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Managuae
Uncle Sam
H. B. Honeywell
St. Louis
Bull Run
Kansan City
Germany
Honeywell
Roy F. Donaldson
Crow Files
Kansas City
Kong
Bea
Atlantic Ocean
Manassig
Alleghenies
Eloud
Demand for Robert Morris loan repayment grows in Denver
Denver residents including Mrs. Julian Garner, a great great grandniece of Robert Morris, plan a Washington trip to press Congress to repay the 1 400 000 loan to Revolutionary forces. Two prior attempts failed. Garner notes 22 heirs have been paid and urges gratitude for Morris by settling the debt now. Roosevelt is cited on Morris, and an ad for Thomas Needle supports the page.
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Denver
Colo
Aus
Robert Morris
Philadelphia
Julian Garner
Morrin
Washington
Congress
Seth
Roosevelt
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Chet Hehilletor
Cimse
Drossmakers’ Union
Brooklyn
Pena Brees
Deatvey
Whittom
Gras
Prass
New York Sun
Arenl
Steffen
Ike
Hany
M. Merothen
N. Searsport
Manemys
Nathan
Well
Hut
Contine Rendos
Foargla
Oklahoma
Tiliana
Wentucky
Tennesawe
Lousiana
Towns
Maryland
Virginia
Misalenippi
West Virginia
Kivenly Birtaed— Malan, Nebwaaki
New Mexico
Taft
Wilson
Mate
Severn
Chavet Musie
Tedderinen
Gordon
Enjiehs City
Chicago
Sam
Miracle
Indiana
Dean
Dren
W. Pitchford
Walhalla, S. C
and the Public Schools
Asinuidi
ASK Nation
Robert Morris Renow
de. Wand
Thomas
King Cotton
Dr. Valvey
Waverly Chemical Go
Waverly
Aize
St. Joseph's
Haymond
Raymond
Andrew
Colgate
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