Montessori education exhibit prompts teacher interest
A report describes Montessori methods illustrated by a George exhibit and a speaker who has translated Montessori into English. It notes teachers’ questions clarifying the system, and mentions Christmas goods and local ads at 820 Massachusetts and 717 Massachusetts streets.
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Abe
Ted Aer
George
Thal
Rome
Ahd
Sie
Hook
Washington
Amber
Jawa
Sis
Local Residents Gather for Holidays in Baldwin City Area
A garbled community notice lists numerous visits and dinners as residents such as Mr. and Mrs. Michael Young, Miss Pane Young, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pippert, and Mr. and Mrs. Abe Harris share gatherings. Mentions of Lawrence visitors, shopping trips, and a Christmas visit to the doctor highlight holiday social ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werner Oscar
Heinen
Grandma “Stoebner
May Stoebner
M. tHack
Baldwin Cay
Fetherstone
Michael” Young
Pan
Henry Elna
Clint Garmen
Okbe
Mary Shot
Miss Grerrrtde
rMs
Charles
Harcerter
Harold
F.H. Bell
Nerée
Elizabeth ‘Whitehead
Bert | Emery
Martha Turner
Tewin
Ippert
Harry Hobson
Sam Gulley
Lawrence
Abe Harris
Emma Fleer
Brothers Irvin
Oscar Heinen
Sat
Ehe
Henry
John’ Sehwalch
Frieda Schwartz
Tnez, Heffner
Mabelle Fleer
A. Hock
Sunmn
Jachin
Walter Hanne
Irvin
George Fleer
Worden
Charles Harterfer
Free Christmas Effort Helpers Sought at Henry Parsons Office
Fragmentary notice urges contributions of food or money for a Free Christmas Effort. It directs to leave at Henry Parsons's office No 10 East. Henry. The incomplete text mentions Captain E W Morris of 1037 Connecticut Street and a phone 636. A quip about late hours appears in dialogue.
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Henry
Parsons
Anny Hall
E.W. Morris
Connecticut Street
Hdme
Icelandic Exploration Record by Herm. Stoll
A Swiss traveler Herm Stoll conducted remarkable explorations in Iceland during 1911 and 1916, covering over five thousand kilometers. He traveled more than three thousand similes in the two years, detailing routes and landscapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iceland
Raveller
Herm. Stoll
By-Product Viewed As More Important Than Original Art
An industrial expert notes that in some cases the by-product surpasses the original article in importance. Senator Sorghum agrees, citing this phenomenon in connection with appropriation bills.
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Senator Sorghum
Practical prompts inspire clever schemes and ample yields
The fragment discusses practical people valuing wisdom and money, noting ingenuity plus active effort. It compares brains and wealth, suggesting practical folk aim to amass resources like many potatoes and a steady fire for boiling. The tone hints at frugal, industrious self-reliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akes
The Uabieey Bar. Red orcas whring ice a Rocd!
The fragmentary clippings describe a misread or garbled notice from a New York Tribune page. It mentions an unusual scene with red orcas and ice, but the text is incomplete and lacks clear facts, names, dates, or locations to confirm a specific event.
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New York Tribune
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Massachusetts
Byron Jones
W. Parsons
Jeweler
Massachusetts’ Street
Charles Schwartz
Joseph Heiner
L.tanne
Hart-Magann
Baldwin City
Bert Foster
Harles Latterfer
Baldwin
Jevweler
Maesachiseits Street
Paris
Lawrence's Newest Clothiers
Tia
Santa Fe
Bath
Kans
Kansas City
George Scearce
Father
Daugh
London Standard
Gigna‘ore
Lowna Grubs
Cora
Motor
Frontier
Nk V. Webster
Ellis
Castleman
Hays
Sir
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