Loyal Schools Adopt Home Credit System for Graduation
The Loyal School Board, at a September meeting, approved a home work credit system for graduation. Students may graduate with sixteen regular credits, or fifteen credits plus home work credits, with various combinations including three or more home work credits for honors. Credits cover piano lessons, glee club, trades, farm work, horticulture, raising crops, domestic crafts, and related essays.
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Hall's Catarrh Cure Internal Remedy Claim
Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications and is influenced by constitutional conditions. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, claims to act through the blood on mucous surfaces. The advertisement touts a blend of ingredients as producing wonderful results and invites testimonials.
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Credit options for senior year activities and work requirements
The document lists optional credits for senior year including participation in Literary Society programs, debating, declamation, and various special work tasks. Credits range from one eighth to one fourth, covering duties like home cooking, sewing, farming tasks, auto care, and community reporting, with limits on additional lines and prohibitions on intoxicants during junior and senior years.
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Humane agent checks stock at Wood Waushara Adams fair
Humane agent W. H. Potts visited the city on Tuesday to inspect the stock fair. He condemned two horses offered for sale by a local horse man and announced he will attend future fairs to prevent worthless stock from being sold. Grand Rapids Tribune reports.
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Chamberlain's Remedy Promises Quick Colic Relief
An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential for every family. It claims fast relief when colic and diarrhoea strike and notes the remedy is readily obtainable everywhere and trusted for prompt aid ahead of a physician.
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Make All Acres Work Says U S Department of Agriculture
The Farmers' Bulletin argues that every acre of nonproductive tillable land should be put to productive use or sold. It discusses waste from fences and lanes, reorganization of fields, reclamation of unusable land, and comparing land costs to productive output. Tenants tend to farm more efficiently than owners, and land value should reflect productive acres rather than total area.
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