Woodlawn School Moves to New Modern Building
Woodlawn students celebrate from their new up to date elementary building after two years of effort under trying conditions. Weekly Friday assemblies at 9 10 in the auditorium invite the public. Sixth grade notes mark holidays, student achievements, and the health contest with detailed prize lists and Valentine parties across kindergarten through sixth grade.
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The New Woodlawn Building A City Improvement
A reader group from 5-A describes the new Woodlawn building in Lawrence. They praise white walls clean desks and a forthcoming landscaped yard and gymnasium. Desks are movable and cloak closets are provided.
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Woodlawn School Notes From Young Readers
A collection of student writings from Woodlawn School describing classrooms, gym, stage, and library life. Entries praise clean rooms and heating, recount gym games, and share short stories and poems by students such as Robert Brooks and Opal Shirk.
Lincoln Helps Farm Family Then Attends Trial
A young Abraham Lincoln stays at a farmhouse and works six weeks splitting rails. He later walks twenty miles to a village to attend a courtroom where a trial for a fourteen year old named John Wilson is underway. The tale highlights Lincoln early acts of duty and perseverance.
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Lincoln Defends Boy in Farm Trial Murder Tale
An account recalls young John Wilson killed by a pitchfork during a haying dispute with Schaunessy on a farm. Abraham Lincoln, present in court, volunteers to serve as the boy’s lawyer, aiding the defense while later recounting his own unpaid six week stay with the family and settling that no debt was owed.
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Home Made Pinex Cough Syrup Promises Strong Relief
A simple home made cough syrup using 2 ounces of Pinex in a pint bottle topped with syrup claims to outdo ready made remedies. It loosens phlegm stops throat tickle and heals irritated membranes for bronchial complaints and hoarseness with a day’s use. The Pinex Company of Wayne Indiana guarantees satisfaction or refund and advises asking your druggist for 2 ounces of Pinex with directions.
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Milwaukee Woman Credits Vegetable Compound For Health Recovery
Mrs Ens O Brasy of 651 87th Street Milwaukee describes severe weakness and headaches from a rundown condition. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained strength, weight, and can do housework again. She took four bottles, found improvement, and continues using it while recommending it to friends.
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