Libraries Train Teachers In College Courses
A government inquiry reveals colleges and normal schools nationwide requiring or offering library courses. Institutions like Western Reserve University and the University of Wisconsin are cited with credit toward graduation for training in effective use of books, while electives exist in many states.
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Ibstrietien
Heeneshillisnerdd
Istrie- Hew
Ransay
Grinltural College
Uboat North Dakota
Oli State University
Oregon Agricultural Col Tene
Pennsylvania State College
Agricntural College
Univer.e of Washington
Ies Corner University
Indiana
Town
Maine
Michigan
New Mexico
West ¥ S
University of Denver
Wisconsin
Idaho
Award Browling Prize Ball Travels Y M C A Tour
The Mineralize tourist jug ball will visit Y M C A houses across the state from December 21 to December 22. Any Y M C A member bowls three games and sends the score to Brunswick. On March 1 the bowler with the highway score wins a trophy presented by Charles D. G. Mastas. The ball's route goes Atchison to Lawrence and even Europe as it visits Y M C A chapters and expositions amid wartime mystery. A sale of Hut candies and fudge accompanies the event at One PALACE OF SWEETS.
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United States
Kasonic
Y. M. C. A. House
Brunswick
Wis
Charles DG. Mastas
Wells Fargo Company
Atchison
Lawrenes
Europe
Yom
Berlin
Paris
Bowl First Game Sets Evening at Local Alley
The Printer team meets the Eagles in the first bowl tenmian event tonight at the Bowling Alley. Town residents plan to test this winter sport while rumors swirl about upcoming arrangements. The scene is lively with anticipation and social chatter.
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Ile
Incomplete Manager W C Uilliild Reported
A garbled note hints at a manager named W C Uilliild involved in an annual in door track event in Lawrence rather than Manhattan as scheduled Owing to the confusion over events at the gymnasium the plan was considered unwise and will be reevaluated Also mentioned are local attractions and a gala featuring Kimball Young with a promotional confectionery display in town
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W. C. Uilliild
Lawrence
Red Line basketball fundraiser aims to mark Kansas City to Denver
A Casco basketball loan will mark the Red Line from Kansas City to Denver after year start. The team, described as a dead chapel, seeks funds from gates and chocolate shipments to pay for the event. A local promotion invites supporters to visit the open bar and view a curated selection of items while the fundraiser proceeds.
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Kansas City
Denver
Casco
Phe Phivet
Ubis Lute
Ransas City
Baldwin and Lecompion Highs Open Season in Lawrence
In Lawrence the Baldwin and Lecompion High basketball teams meet on a local afternoon court in the season opener. Both sides aim to stay within reach of a central door home on the same day, avoiding train delays. The contest promises to showcase two programs known for strong rivalries and improving rosters.
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Baldwin and Lecompion
Titons
Aeyrverdt
Tey
Tecomptor
Clara Kimball Young In Shubert's Get at The Varsity Today
Lola? at The varsity today only by Step in at the Bust Bee Saturday morning. Wiedemann's chocolates touted for quality and happiness. one point box SU cents.
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Wieddenian
Clara Kimball Young
Shubert
Lola
Varsity
May Free Philippines Pledge Heads for Independence Date
United States expected to set a date for Philippine independence as a bill moves forward. Senator Henderson urged prompt passage before the Senate, arguing a definite timetable would bolster Filipino confidence in American intentions.
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United States
Washington
Senate Philippines
Henderson
Islands
Manila
Martin
Glara Kimball Young in Shubert's Sad Lola at The Varsity
The Busy Bee offers fresh nuts at cut prices of 10 and 15 cents as patrons discuss glances from Glara Kimball Young in Shubert's Sad Lola at The Varsity today.
Officials Warn Against Beggars and Card Scams
City officials and the Merchants Association warn of beggars selling alms cards amid health fears. Secretary Sparks urges reporting suspicious cases to police as cards spread dirt and germs while some beggars fake misfortune to solicit aid. In sports, Lutherans defeat Business College in basketball 25 to 15 and Lutheran vs Protestant league games are listed.
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Sparks
Merchants Association
Wrenee
Thrmiel
Lawrence
Business
Praetorians
Methodists
Congo
Lutherians
Business College
Child Labor Violations Highlighted by Lewis Hine
Fe photo grapher from the National Child Labor Committee reports dire conditions for underage workers in the South. He cites 1910 census figures showing thousands of children under 14 in cotton mills and in non agricultural labor nationwide, urging reform to prevent accidents and lost education.
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Lewis W. Hine FE
National Child Labor Committee
South
North ‘Carolina
Carolina
Wheat acreage expands as winter sowing rises
Washington reports winter wheat sown across 43 2 63,000 acres, up 4,185,000 from revised estimates. Department of Agriculture notes December condition around normal with ongoing statewide contrasts. Southern states lower cotton acreage while major wheat states show 3 to 15 percent gains, Kansas showing a per cent drop. Also notes Victorian skating nightly through Friday and a masquerade on Wednesday.
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Washington
Dees
Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Burglary Prank at Sorority House Scares Girls
Police found no burglar after a noise in the sorority basement. Officers searched the basement, then an alarming prank ended when a male student appeared at the front door. The incident was a scare meant to frighten the residents.
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Anu
Have New England Dinner Night of 20th Century Club
Twenty third annual New England Club dinner set for Monday evening December 21 at Ecke's Hall. Open to all descendants of New Englanders and those whose parents or grandparents born there. About 173 members. Banquet features homegrown New England cuisine. Prof Charles Skilton to lecture on early New England music with songs. Short talks planned and a full dinner program to be published in four days. Attendance includes the auditorium event on Friday night December th rink closing. Masquerade Wednesday night noted. Discussion on physical culture for women referenced.
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New
Adventists Hold Meeting Tonight on Christ's Return
The Seventh-day Adventists invite all to a meeting at 8 pm at the German Mebs Church. A statement asserts Christ will come with power and glory, and invites attendees to test the claim against the Bible. Also noted are nightly skating at the Auditorium through Dec 25 and a masquerade. Faulk, formerly of Lawrence, is mentioned.
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Hit
Seventh Adventists
Chronicle
Wheat and corn prices in Chicago market report
Chicago market report shows unchanged wheat and mixed oats and rye with receipts around 2,000 for wheat and 45,000 hogs. Prices list Dec and May wheat at 1.13 and 1.23 respectively, oats near 46 to 50, and hogs at 6.85 to 7.40.
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Dee
Chicago
Geeves
Ndue
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