Enter Winship Theme School Embraces New Education World
Dr A E Winship editor of the New England Journal of Education spoke to Central Michigan Normal students and local school officials about a child centered education. He likened child growth to fruit stages from budding to harvesting and stressed the teacher guides the child's moral and mental development for a useful place in society.
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A. E. Winship
New England Journal of Education
Central Michigan Normal
Winship
Work to Restore Buffalo to Prairie
Vancouver July 29 The government plans to move more than 2000 buffalo this season to stock reopened prairies as part of a broader restoration program. Officials say the effort aims to replenish herds and revive prairie ecosystems with coordinated transport.
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Vancouver
B. C
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Herd moved by water to distant northern shores
The herd traveled from Edmonton to Waterways and then 800 miles down the Athabasca River on scows to the shores of Great Slave Lake. The journey began last summer and followed a trek from falo park at Wainwright to the North, involving train and boat segments rather than a single voyage.
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Falo Park
Wainwright
Edmonton
Athabasca River
Ti Shores
Great Slave Lake
Insect Appears in Iron County Oats Field
East Lansing July 29 The Greenbug or Southern Grainhouse has been found in Iron County Michigan per Prof R A Pettit entomologist at Michigan State College The pest destroyed a 20 acre oats field marking its first Upper Peninsula record and possible statewide damage Minnesota also reports pest damage Parasites usually keep it in check.
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East Lansing
Iron County
Michigan
R. A. Pettit
Michigan State College
Upper Peninsula
Minnesota
Pettit
Mt Pleasant Market Prices for Wheat Oats and Beans
Wheat, oats, rye items listed with prices. White beans and light red kidney beans priced at 6.00 and dark red kidney beans at 7.00.
Blackallers Return with Little Child Shall Lead Them
The Blackaller Players bring a strong society drama to Broadway Theatre Thursday night. A Little Child Shall Lead Them is highlighted as a classic with tense domestic appeal. The troupe offers varied bills from light comedy to serious pieces plus musical numbers each performance.
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Blackaller Players
Broadway Theatre
Little Child
Blackallers
Michigan Wheat King to Defend His Crown
Detroit July 29 The champion wheat grower of Michigan C D Finkbeiner of Washtenaw county will defend his crown at the Michigan State Fair in Detroit on September 5 He is among the first to notify fair management that he will compete in the crops classes this year
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Detroit
Michigan
C. D.finkbeiner
Washtenaw County
Finkbeiner
Finkbeiner Eyes State and National Honors in Wheat Show
The unofficial state champion Finkbeiner also holds multiple national awards with Red Rock wheat winning blue ribbons at the International Hay and Grain show. His grain samples will compete in Michigan state fair agricultural classes amid hundreds of entries from across the state.
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Finkbeiner
Michigan
New York Cartoonist Tries Suicide After G O P Cartoon
In New York a cartoonist attempted suicide possibly over drawing a Republican political cartoon without an elephant. The incident highlights tensions in political humor and public debate surrounding party symbols.
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New York
Immortal Authors Nominated by Kipling Mentor
A quirky note references Kipling seeking twelve immortal authors and nominates the writer behind the work titled Dad's Check. Book. The fragment hints at literary satire or playful editorial chatter in a historical newspaper context.
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Kipling
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