Music in the Schools argues for public instruction
A teacher argues that music belongs in public schools as essential, not optional. It claims music trains the ear and voice, aids mental alertness, physical health, and moral character, and cites Chicago and Yale as supports for including music in the curriculum.
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America
Warvard University
Germany
Tandicare
Rubenstein
Chicago School Board
W. L. Femlins
Closimme
Bron Yue Guy
Yale
Youns Min Ao
Myrtle R. Lee
Honest Testimonial for Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea
A mother praises Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as the world’s greatest baby medicine, claiming it makes babies strong and active. The product is offered in tea or tablet form for 34 cents by Scallin Bros.
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Hollister
Scallin Bros
Wift Specific CO
Atlanta
Gas
High School Commencement Events Planned This May
Four commencement entertainments are scheduled this May and June. May 26 features the class play at the opera house directed by Prof. Lardner. May 28 hosts the baccalaureate by Rev. W. Greene at the city hall. May 29 presents a school musical led by Miss Windle at city hall. June 1 holds the formal commencement with Hon. L Branson delivering the address at the city hall.
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Opera House
Lardner
University
W. Greene
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Miss Windle
L. Branson
Davison County Offers School Money to Loan at 5 Percent
Davison county invites bids on a five percent loan of school funds totaling 5009.00 with terms described as better than ever. Inquiries directed to the county auditor’s office. Dated April 26, 1905, O. D. Stearns, County Auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison County
O. D. Stearns
Smart Child Mothers Exchange Snappy Reply
A motherly exchange over a child halves a row with a child retorting that her grandmother had dirtier hands. The brief facet of motherhood echoes in a pointed wit about clean hands and family judgment.
Case Against Kelley Estate Opens as Jury Returns Verdict
Court records show the jury retired Wednesday night and returned a verdict for the defendant Storms. Opening motions included Norris versus contractor with a continuance granted. Warne against Harker was dismissed without prejudice due to unavailable foreign witnesses.
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Benutit
Teircau
Storm
Ho Noble
Storms
E Norris
Herbert Fe. Hitchcock
Avery Warne
Messrs
Harker
van Wagnen
Price of a pretty face advertised in local sale
An old advertisement sells beauty products including Hollister Rocky Mountain tea or tablets. Prices mention a dollar for multiple packages and 385 cents for another item. Seallin Hros is listed in the ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Seallin Bros
Rocky Mountain
Seallin
Garbage Repositories Improve City Cleanliness in Dayton
A Dayton plan uses a two foot by eighteen inch sewer tile sunk near alleys with a fitted galvanized can and conical bottom to collect waste. Weekly the garbage wagon empties contents. sandy soil permits drainage and two receptacles may separate ashes and kitchen waste. The Civic Improvement Committee suggests adoption to keep backyards clean and healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
Civic Improvement Association
Civic Improvement Committee
Sealed Bid Notice for Four Bridges in County
County auditor invites sealed bids for four bridges to span James river and local tributaries in Verry Badger Rome and Vobin townships. Structures include a 100 ft steel bridge and three A truss pile or similar bridges ranging 28 to 32 ft long with 16 ft roadways. Bids must include one fourth of bid as certified check. plans at auditor's office. Open May 20, 1905.
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Office of County Auditor
James River
Verry Township
Badger Township
Kive
Hight
Rome Township
Twentythree
Vobin Township
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Pearsons Jewelry Store
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South Dakota
A. H. Thurnes
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Buffalo
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W. Carter
Ashboro
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