Urge Divorce of School Heads and City Governments
A national survey reports red tape and political control degrade public schools. It finds independent boards perform best. many New Jersey and New England boards face political budget interference. The study cites 377 cities, shows 25% revenue from federal sources, and highlights high capital outlays for buildings and health services.
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York
Boards of Education
National Committee For Chamber of Camotren
Buerall
Tin 'Sttreet Whch
New Jersey
Oram
New England
TIZ FOR TIRED OR ACHING FEET
TIZ soothes tired feet with a foot bath claiming relief from burning swelling and exudations. The ad promises instant relief and suggests smaller shoes after using Tin foot bath product.
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Survey Highlights School Housing and Salaries Details
A government survey notes populations above 8,900 and marks the third in a series. The first report from October covered salaries and training, while the March release focused on school housing conditions.
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Last
Toehe
Ipert
Slavs and Serbs Drawing Closer Amid War Tensions
Amid World War I era shifts, Slavs Bulgaria and Yugoslavia move toward reconciliation as France backs a Slav bloc to counterbalance German and Ottoman influence. Czechoslovakia seeks unity with Serbs to extend Orient policy, while press and governments weigh a personal union under Sofia influence.
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Pulgaria
Jugoslavia
Crrtain
Agen Sen
Saloniki
Belerade
Seoen
Czechoslovakia
Sorfia
France
Nere
Head Protection for Miners in Europest Districts
Miners in Europest districts commonly use hard material bats as head protection against falling earth. The practice, popularized after World War I, is rising despite resistance to wearing helmets. Protective headgear reduces injuries during mining work. Oyster beds in Puget Sound need artificial dikes to prevent freezing and maintain water coverage. Nome hosts a major hydraulic mining operation in the region.
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Puget Sound
Tde
Five Million Acres of Canadian Land Allocated to Veterans
Ottawa reports on the Soldier Settlement Board plan to place ex-service members on 5,000,000 acres with training and financial aid. The project envisions a populous farming district with 126,000 people, averaging five per family, aided by experts and ongoing supervision to build a self-sustaining community.
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Ottawa
Oht
Canada
Soldier Settlement Board
Special fish laws and historic royal reigns noted in brief
A fragmented early text mentions special fish laws in Washington for Indians allowing spear fishing, contrasting with white men who must use hook and line. It also notes the shortest reign of an English queen, Lady Jane, in 1653, and a vague France policy about ships.
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State of
Washington
Irealy
Lady Janeay
France
When a Match Is Not a Match in Film Lighting
A film studio chief electrician unveils a tiny electric arc lamp for actors, claiming one thousand candle power to boost illumination on screen. The article notes how matches and standard lamps fail to capture expressions, contrasting with powerful studio lighting.
Corn Husker Silo Fillers On Hand At La Crosse
On hand at La Crosse for quick delivery are corn husker silo fillers from Jenney and Rosenthal. Hart Implement Co and La Crome firm advertise readiness in Wisconsin for immediate shipment and service.
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ROSS
Rosenthal
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la Crome
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Nome
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