List of School Books for Lawrence Pupils Eight Grades
A scanned list details required textbooks for fifth through eighth grades in Lawrence. It names primers, readers, arithmetic, English, geography, physiology, history, music, and applied arts texts from authors such as Wooster, Rathbun, Scott-Southworth, Searson, Martin, Smith, and Gilbert. The compilation reflects the town’s educational needs and book allocations for the new school year.
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Lawrence
Willie
Little Mary
R.A. Kent
Arnett
Wooster’s
Smith
Scott-Southworth
Oh One
Searson & Martin
Rathbun
Speliee
Coe
Scott-Southworth Lee English
Peeses
Wellings Hoik
Applied Arts
Rade Searson & Martin
Kansis
Rathbunfs
PEI Scott-Southworth Hessons
Einglish
Outlook
LASS
Krohn Crumbine
Avis
Eee
Hihi
Cohen
United St Foster
Gilbert & Brighan
Lesgons
Sault
Marsh
Gold Medal Oil Capsules Publicize Pain Relief
The advertisement touts Gold Medal Oil Capsules as a ready relief for backache and general pain. It claims Holland government authorization and a charter for sale, promising sturdy women and children and urging readers to buy only the original product.
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Eltims
Holland
Netherlands
Toland
Vaarjem
Cholera Outbreak Linked to New Corn Feeding
Article notes hog cholera does not come from new corn itself but from infection. Outbreak risk rises if hogs’ resistance is lowered by abrupt feed changes or overfeeding green or immature corn. Gradual transition and cautious feeding recommended to prevent spread.
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Fey E.R. Spence
Minaouri College of Agriculture
Contented Cow Key to Best Work in Dairy
Farm and dairy owners widely believe a dairy cow performs best when contented. The idea is spreading beyond dairy quarters as people recognize the link between well being and productivity in cattle.
China Cement Method For Delicate Porcelain Repair
Instructions describe dissolving gum arabic and mixing with new plaster of Paris to form a near colorless cement. Pieces of china or porcelain are bound in place with pipe, then heated in milk to near boiling, cooled briefly, and left to dry on a shelf.
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Paris
China
Clergyman Calls Break From Ten Commandments Interest
A prominent clergyman argues true interest comes from breaking the Ten Commandments, claiming originality is scarce in human behavior. He says seeking novelty often yields the least original acts.
Socialist nominees named for president and vice president
The letter identifies Nan L. Benson as the Socialist presidential nominee and George T. Kirkpatrick as the vice presidential candidate. It states all party candidates are chosen by referendum, and outlines the 1916 Socialist platform, calling for industrial democracy, antiwar measures, broad suffrage, constitutional reforms, collective ownership of key industries, and extensive social programs.
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Editer Journal-World
Socialist Party
Topeka Giltul
Fe Botkin
Journal-World
Nan L. Benson
Leetunre
George T. Kirkpatrick
Socialist Party of America
Sovia Party
Taft
Wilson
Federal Public Health Service
United States
Europe
Bot
of States
Cits
Advosve
Menaoe
South
Central America
Confederation of Nations
Co-operative Commonwealth
Senate
Supreme Court of the
Congress
District of
Calumbia
United States Territory
Red Cross Ball Blue Advertises Bright White Wash
An old promotional snippet touts Red Cross Ball Blue for washday, claiming it cleans to a snowy white and brings a smile when you see the bright laundry. The ad references the brand and its cleansing effect.
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Red Cross
Pigs Is Pigs and a Child Sauntering Tale
A short scene depicts Toha eating broth with loud inhalations and exhalations. His mother rebukes him thrice and compares him to a piglet at a trough. John replies solemnly asking if piglets' mothers talk to them as his mother talks to him.
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Toha
John
Mortimer Seeks Sugar for Dessert Encouragement
Mortimer pleads with his mother at a company dinner to have sugar with his plain rice for a bit of encouragement. He recalls the condition that he not request the rich plum pudding and speaks in a plaintive tone.
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Mortimer
Suffrage Caricature Sparks Clash Over Tacks Incident
A cartoon caption humorously depicts a nurse informing a mother that her baby swallowed tacks. Mrs Suffrage laments the difficulty of mounting posters with glue, creating a satirical scene about suffrage activism and public display.
The Woman of It Scene Sparks Gossip
A girl in a sports skirt questions a maid about a man named Fon. The maid replies she can tell by his gaze when she is looking at him, implying romantic interest and intrigue.
Hadn't Been There Torturer Ga on Small Town
Fragmentary dialogue narrates tense exchange about inside anatomy and the unseen horrors of confinement. The text hints at a meeting where one speaker interrupts to insist on clarifying details for outsiders.
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Chaimen
Puck
Substituted remark sparks domestic dispute in Pittsburgh
A Pittsburgh report notes a tense exchange as a husband accuses being constantly seen with his wife and attaches a reference to carrying a monkey, prompting a pointed reply about their outings.
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Pittsburgh
Cockroaches Dispersion Report Notes Unclear Text
Fragmentary OCR notes suggest a mention of dispersing cockroaches with a spray or chemical, but the readable portion is incomplete and lacks details on method, efficacy, or context.
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