Urgent Deficiency Bill Signed For Railroads And Roads
The Urgent Deficiency Bill signed by President Wilson allocates 300 million dollars for railroad operations with about 125 million to be used by the roads for purchasing new rolling stock. A local citizen Mr Sterling in poor health was advised to seek rest at Olympian Springs. A landlord kept the rest and the waiters got the change when asked how he fared. For rent two modern flats listed by H Clay Mees Tobacco Plants for sale by Roy L Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Mr. Sterling
Olympian Springs
Music in the Home by Mrs Seymour
Mrs Harriet Ayers Seymour argues every home needs music and mothers can learn to play simple songs. She criticizes costly, showy pieces and urges teaching melody rhythm and harmony through folk songs and ballads to bring daily joy and spiritual influence to the family.
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Anita
Josef Hoffman
Kindergartens urged and egg market notes in bulletin
The passage advocates kindergarten education and provides contact details for petitions through the National Kindergarten Association. It also reports a Missouri poultry bulletin warning against keeping male birds in flocks after hatching, noting economic benefits from removing males and the impact on egg quality, storage, and prices amid spring demand.
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Bulletin No. 8
Missouri State
Poultry Experimental Station
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D. Hazelrigg
H. Clay
Roy L. Morris
the Advocate
C.D. Cunningham
Lowe Bros. H.S
West Short St
Lexington
Harriet Ayers Seymour
The
Seymour School of Music
HH. HH. Proper Co
Ford Car Contest
H.H. Pieper CO
National Kindergarten Association
West 40Th Street
New York City
Produce
H. M. Wright
Office Traders National Bank
Office
Res
Ford
Strother
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