Five future teachers study arithmetic teaching methods
Five trainee teachers report on possible devices for first or second grade arithmetic and share art projects using jointed figures and arithmetic tools. They discuss American Government with new, improved textbooks and study Principles of American Government, heat engines in physics, and a John Deere Tractor Co show illustrating a four stroke engine.
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John Deere Tractor Co
Thomas Gray
Robert Burns
Percy Shelley
Charles Lamb
John Keats
Public Speaking Class Studies Speech Beginnings and Closings
The public speaking class studies methods of beginning, filling the News, and closing a speech. Time is spent on correct pronunciation. An arithmetic class continues to add, and the growing column size makes tasks more complex.
Second Grade Class Report From Early Semester
Second grade students Louze Bennett Charles Enlison Iris Croushorn Rose Marie Fickel and Freida Hall show perfect attendance in the first semester. The third group reads new books while scrapbooks document weeks of absence due to illness. The class is shifting to Eskimo studies.
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Louze Bennett
Charles Enlison
Iris Croushorn
Rose Marie Fickel
Freida Hall
Third Grade Honor Roll and Class News
The third grade honors list includes Donna Tackett Donna Lee Ratine Martha Rosenblatt Carrol Neuser Richard Smith and Gail Bell. Geography study sparks interest as each child has his own book this semester while the class begins a unit on Food. Paul Kline Norma Clem and Orlo Jones were absent last week.
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Donna Tackett
Donna Lee Ratine
Martha Rosenblatt
Carrol Neuser
Richard Smith
Gail Bell
Paul Kline
Norma Clem
Orlo Jones
Visiting teachers and student illness report in first grade
The week featured visitors Mrs Gearhart Mrs Elliott Mrs Dyke Mrs Wynna and Mrs Berry. Absentees due to illness included Donna Joy Freed Allan Davison and Eileen Jones. Students painted winter pictures and planned a booklet. The new primery reading program began and has been enjoyable.
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Gearhart
Elliott
Wynna
Berry
Donna Joy Freed
Allan Davison
Eileen Jones
Insulation and Building Materials Offer Local News
Gearhart News promotes insulation to save on cold costs as winter continues. It advertises building materials for eight room homes or small garages, and offers free planning help including plans, cost estimates, and material guidance with no obligation.
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Lille
Manual Arts Students Work with Artificial Marble
Manual arts students have spent much time on a new material called artificial marble. It is mixed with water and colored, then poured into glass jars. Many have completed electric table lamps using this material, and it can be molded on a turning lathe.
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Manual Arts
Fifth Grade Courtesy Lessons and Attendance Update
A crate of tiny oranges and a card arrived from Tona Biggerstat in California since Christmas. Week focused on courtesy with examples discussed in class. Hygiene week titled Play and Health. Pupils reviewed rates and listed familiar games. Absences due to illness noted. Dick Summers and Wayne Lyford returned.
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Tona Biggerstat
California
Jan- Buaxe
Dick Summers
Wayne Lyford
Fourth Grade Poem Booklets Foster Class Exchange
Fourth grade notes report several weeks of illness with colds flu and scarlet fever causing many absences. Students finish poem booklets by exchanging poems among classmates, aiming to include poems from every member. They praise My Weekly Reader and study tong division in arithmetic.
First Semester Exams Ended for Seventh Grade Students
The seventh grade finish the first semester exams while Eunice Miller, Sylvia Smith and Phyllis Stapleton were absent this week. The English Book Club met Friday with hovok reports from Edel Knight, E. B. Lamm and Phyllis Stapleton. A surprise party honored Johnny Pauls on Wednesday for his birthday.
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Eunice Miller
Sylvia Smith
Phyllis Stapleton
Engglish Book Club
Hovok
Edel Knight
E. B. Lamm
Johnny Pauls
Eighth Grade Writing and Math Topics in Civics Notes
The article lists eighth grade topics including adjectives adverbial and noun clauses in English and arithmetic stacks with stock quotations for atmosphere. It mentions transportation stories from Indian canoe to dirigibles, machinery as inspiration, a joke by Eugene Jackson, and biographies in civics with personal stems to 190.
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Carolyn Bochner
Girls Plan Menus and Costs in Home Economics
The sophomore girls study vegetable and meat combinations and menu cost substitutions for potatoes. Freshmen learn decorative stitches for paras and bring handkerchiefs to study practicality. They also work on operetta costumes while the history class splits into two groups. Honors list includes Doris Stapdill and others.
Around the Clock with M. H. 8 news roundup
The column recalls student antics during exams and assembly. Donald Jackson appears ill and absentmindedly gazes north while Hazel Hasselquist decks Jim Hatfield in a fight. A physics exam anecdote with Elmer Jackson and Selmerie Tame sparks high marks. Bob Wills naps at his desk as commentary on student life ends.
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Donald Jackson
Donald
Miss Walker
Hazel Hasselquist
Jim Hatfield
Hazel
Litrcott
James
Jim
Elmer Jackson
Duke
Mr. Jackson
Selmerie Tame
Jackson
Jones Boys
Debating Republican Leaders and Follower Numbers
The text discusses talk of new leaders for the Republican party and suggests arranging for more followers. It cites a figure of 16,000,000 as apparently insufficient to meet the implied goals.
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Republican Party
Kiwi Lays Largest Egg Relative to Body Size
New Zealand flightless kiwi produces the largest egg relative to its body size among birds. The egg is notably large for the species, illustrating remarkable reproductive biology in this flightless native.
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New Zealand
Congress Aims At Land Purchase Plan And Rural Electrification
Congress moves slowly as committees prepare laws to pass soon. A proposed model land purchase would use Federal Land Bank lands for tenant buyers with long contracts at under three percent. President Roosevelt rejects joint Tennessee Valley electric transmission plans while supporting rural electrification. Ways and Means advances a reciprocal trade treaties bill to the floor next week. Ramspeck postmasters bill clears House and heads to the Senate. An ever normal granary plan receives bipartisan praise to store surpluses for short crop years. Senate leaders from both parties back the idea as a path to steady farm support.
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Congress
House Committee On Agriculture
Federal Land Banks
Roosevelt
Tennessee
Towa
Ways and Means
House
Ramspeck
Georgia
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
McNary
Frazive
Bryshly
Wallace
Last Session Presses Early Action on Snow and Rain Control
The session emphasized counting on proactive measures to counter snowfall and rainfall well before they impact major areas like Sheet and Ae Ot mad. Officials urged preemptive planning to mitigate anticipated weather effects.
Unified moisture control urged to aid small streams
A written appeal argues for a national soil and water program to slow runoff in minor tributaries like the Nodaway and Nishna rivers. The plan favors gradual moisture delivery over large one time levies, aiming to protect farms and prevent flooding while avoiding wasteful spending.
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Nishna
Nodaway
Eecey Farm
Great Pyramid Story Seeks Stone Mystery Noted
A fragmentary report discusses stones in the Great Pyramid and a scientist named Maton researching a RAM or SRP anomaly. The text hints at a mystery surrounding construction dates and methods, with emphasis on stones and possible engineering indicators.
Proud Farmer Georg Wisaiustean Pride Wis to Be the Fi Che Country
Fragmented OCR text mentions a farmer named Georg Wisaiustean and pride in the country with unclear context. The readable fragments reference a person and national sentiment but lack concrete events, dates, or organizations to form a full factual item.
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Georg Wisaiustean
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