Turmoil in Education Conference Agenda and Attendees
Abstract notes outline a conference on relation of universities and colleges to public education with speakers including William Herre and James Powers. The schedule lists Friday morning sessions in Virginia and Georgia venues, with Illicit references to various presidents, chairpersons, and committees. it notes deputy deans and educator discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Mely
Woesmalend Industrial
Ridney College
Fridey
Esaslen of Arthve Council
Tople
William T. Herre
United of Commissoner of Education
V Branson
State Normal
Sager Tendent
J. G. Woe
Timsipps
Willie A. Jenkins
Portsmouth
A. PF. Tage
Furman University
F. W. Rich
Richmond
J. L. M. Curry
LL. D
Peabody Fund
Washington, D
South
P. B
Virginia
G. BR. Greas
Atlanta
F. G. Woodworth
D. D
Tougaloo
James Iher
Roanoke College
Ralem
James K. Powers
University of Elama
Downing
New For Teachers
New York
E Bied
Mary Wate
North Carolina urged to expand public education
Six editorials in this morning's exchange table press the need for widened educational efforts in North Carolina. They argue compulsory schooling may come, state funds must be invested as a sound business proposition, and continued agitation is essential until every child is urged to use available educational opportunities statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Beathern
Suicide by Phillip Bondheim at Manhattan hotel
Phillip Bondheim of the Astor Battery serving in Manila, residing at an uptown hotel, shot himself at Sixth Avenue and 4th Street this evening. Detectives, informed of a possible suicide, confronted him in the hotel room as he emerged with a weapon and attempted to shoot officers, who then pursued him to the street. He died almost instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Phillip
Ter
Astor Battery
Manils
Sixth Avenue
Bondheim
Describing Germs and Diet to Halt Cheese Destruction
The passage explains destroying a growing germ stops cheese destruction and highlights adjusting intake of Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as a supportive food. It advises starting small, increasing gradually, and using ordinary foods to satisfy hunger while rebuilding strength, with the germ deemed dead once recovery occurs.
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Scott
Standard the Highest Leap in Oil Certificate Era
A late New York dispatch notes Standard Oil certificates issued amid ongoing oil industry shifts. The report highlights corporate actions and market implications, detailing certificate issuances and regulatory perspectives affecting investors and competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Standard Oil
Prates for Ger Bays is Chins. i. an mish a ee ad ee
The fragmentary text provides unclear names and phrases. No discernible event, place, or actions emerge to form a coherent news item with identifiable entities.
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Prates
Fragmented War Dispatches and Local Clerical Moves
A jumble of reports notes revolting incidents in America and Asia. Details describe assassinations, mass killings, and outrages tied to religious and nationalist tensions. Separate items mention Filipino battlefield actions near Bulacan and Ban Rique, American casualties, and deserter Fagan wounded. A Charlotte dispatch reports Rev. T J Gattis planning to transfer from the North Carolina Conference to Western North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon
Oover
Morrow
Ores
Bulacan
Victusis
Maj
Floes
Ban Rique
Bohbal
Fagan
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Charlotte
T. J. Gattis
City
Oxford
Gattis
North Carolina
The Best Plaster Promises Prompt Pain Relief
A flannel dam with Chamberlain's Pain Balm is sold by J. W. McPherson & Co. It claims superior healing for lame back pains in the side or chest and promises rapid relief from discomfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Wien
J. W. McPherson
Dr King’s New Life Pills and DeWitt’s Early Risers Ad
An OCR fragment promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming they cure constipation and related issues by flushing bowels and matching arsenic effects. It mentions 26 cents at Dr. W Taylor’s Drug Store and references DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as tiny pills that never fail. Mount Airy NC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Mount Airy
N.C
Cure Cold in One Day King Laxative Promotion
A vintage ad claims the King Laxative cures a cold in one day with a money refund if it fails. Each box bears the signature of E. W. Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mine Walters
E. W. Grove
Mortgage Sale Notice of 1900 by J W Pulk in Barry County
Mortgage sale announced under a deed dated 1806 to J W Pulk securing a payment bond. The notice cites records in book 18 page 100 and keg page in Barry County. Dated December 8 1900.
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Deane
J. W. Pulk
Barry County
J. C
JH. Jaceson
Uae
Reytater
Geteul
Anc
Pegeene
Frankie Rues Borth
Franklin Street
Sweet Corner
Pakwne
Tuatous
Gao
Winston Voices Demand to Move Collector Office
A Republican speaker argues the Eighth district produced the most Republican votes and urges placing the Collector’s office in Winston. He cites past locations in Salem and Winston and praises W. A. Lemly as a strong collector candidate, noting the office’s beneficial local impact.
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United States
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America
Barhs
Ote Conta
Granila Guy Mills
Dresher
Wada
Hondoke Mills
Rae” County
Derietto
Winston
Bam
Ineton
W. A. Lemly
Pulton
Atay News
Witvems
EB Alexander
Iseo
Michigan Drug Company
Detroit
Mich
Sao Penese
J. W. McPherson & CO
Davoaiers
Henderson
John T Patrick
Portramovurn
Pi Price
Pres
Genov Law
Tri
Seansel Benking
Acts & Guardian
A. Hadles
Airy
Bigoed Cox
Cox
Get Oini
N. C
Aes
Acti
Hertel
Avery UL
Castoria
What Is
Hood
Monatairy
Mountainy
Pagar Uiimer
Rawley Avenue
Falls North
Ides Corper
Gilmer
Hawley Avenue
Khawp
Geo W. Branden
Hurke
Main Street
W. L. Reece
Alemantine Satterfield
John W. Mullin
Surry County
Eugentor Ee
John W Mullin
Laura Mitchell
Cicero Mitchell
G. W. Mullin
Mollie Satterfield
Thomas Banks
Themes Banks
Lew Webb
Clemantine Satterfield
Murry
B. A. Irvin
Geo. W. Sparger
T. M. Everitt
Marshall
Hanehetared
Ee Marshall Wom Plea
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