Millage Fails to Increase University of Oregon Funding
Dr James H. Gilbert of the University of Oregon warns that millage taxes on higher education fall short as state wealth and assessed values change. He cites 2013 and 1938 estimates showing wealth totals and suggests a plan to provide financial aid to keep the university efficient. The data illustrate how current yields lag behind potential due to tax structure.
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University of Oregon
Eugene
Aome
James H. Gilbert
College of Liberaliits and Sciences
Department of Economics
Oulbert
U. S. Cenusus
Oregon
Industrial Conference Board
Gilbert
Drugs in Modern Use Familiar to Ancients
Dr. Charles Singer notes about thirty percent of modern medicines trace to remote antiquity. Egyptian papyri list Aloos caraway castor oil coriander dill fennel juniper mint myrrh turpentine and minerals like salta of cover and lead. Assyrian tablets reference many Egyptian drugs plus almond oil anigaibanum Acorice and minerals such as alum and bitumen still used today. Early Indian medicinal herbs are also still in use in scientific medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Singer
Oxford University Press
Blnoger
Pride in His Job and the Marks of Craft
A Forbes Magazine excerpt asserts pride in work, noting how draftsmen, machinists, and stonemasons imprint personality into blueprints, tool marks, and typewritten sheets. It argues that every craftsman reveals spiritual qualities through their craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stelae
la Forbes Magasine
University Regents Urge Aid For Work At Oregon Extension
University of Oregon officials ask for a continuing 60 000 appropriation to finance the extension division. They cite rising attendance and the need to maintain service without burdening the general fund, noting Oregon State College receives federal and state support totaling 60 000 annually.
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University of Oregon
Eugene
University of Oregon Extension Division
Regenta
Hall
Portland
Oregon
Oregon State Agricultural College
General Millage Fund
Beause
Motorist Claims Scream Saved Street Window Crash
An Indy motorist who veered across a street and smashed a plate glass window faced police questioning. The sergeant pressed why the driver did not prevent the accident, and the driver replied I screamed as loud as I could to warn others.
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Indy
Red Cross Emblem Tied to Humane Work in Crees Report
The article describes the Red Cross as an emblem guiding humane actions. It notes the society’s aim to protect animals and promote welfare through its humanitarian efforts.
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American Blue Cross Society
Motes Animal Protection
Humane’ Basta
6 Point High School Basketball Fund Drive Ends Soon
The 6 Point High School basketball team relies on ticket sales and student backing to boost season morale. With tickets selling quickly, the community is urged to show support, proving belief in the players as they strive for a strong finish.
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Rene Mapper
Willamette Glee Club to Perform in Series Auditorium
The Willamette Boy's Glee Club will give a concert in the Series Auditorium on Wednesday February to entertain lovers of singing. Many repeat performers return from two years ago and the program promises a pleasing evening. A brief intermission is planned during the Glee Club performance. A play advertisement will precede the show on February 21 at the same theater.
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Willamette Boy's Glee Club
Selies
Sae Theater
Caa T
Myrtle Point Beats Marshfield In League Showdown
Myrtle Point High School defeated Marshfield here last Friday to remain atop the league standings. Led by Druliner at forward, Myrtle Point showed superior teamwork and shooting compared to Marshfield, coached by Osborn.
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Myrtle Point Asion High School
Babtaige
Myrtle Point
Osborn
Marshfield
Myrtle Point High
Desives
Lever
Bay
Druliner
Life in the Middle Ages A Miserable Day to Day
A historical view describes life in the Middle Ages as harsh with low life expectancy and widespread poverty. It paints cottages with dirt floors and thatch roofs, straw clothing for the poor, scarce food, and smoke-filled homes. It notes men dying by forty and women earlier, citing a 19th century observer.
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J. Frederick
New Age
Editorial asserts sacrifice fuels progress in science
The Liberty editorial argues that progress stems from experiment and sacrifice, framing governmental and social challenges as obstacles to scientific development. It contends that bold, costly efforts advance knowledge and innovation, even amid resistance.
Hasel Ripe Descent Recalls School Honors and Events
A fragmented passage reflects on Hasel and a series of events and honors tied to school life. The text hints at past achievements and the arc of recognition within the educational community.
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Hasel
Sur
New sewing class develops for letter writing workers
Riverton and Allee workers labor on letter writing sections with regular business letter heads. The program promises a great advantage to them, expanding clothing production. The Clothing 11 class shifts from woolen goods to advanced children's clothing.
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Riverton
New Library Adds Spark Student Interest This Year
The school library welcomes many new books this year and notes a growing collection. Some copies remain unloaned as students need library cards to borrow them. Educators urge careful handling and pride in the expanded reading resources.
Gems of Every Kind Appealed to Beecher Sermons in Ettones
Dr George F Kuns recalls Ward Beecher collecting tiny gems that inspired sermons and benevolence. Beecher carried and traded these stones in public as tokens of beauty, often buying and gifting them to friends while insisting each piece could start a personal collection. He reflected on aging and time shaping the Creator’s treasures.
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Beecher
Tenry Ward Beecher
Mart
George F. Kuns
Fragmentary Loosely Related Text Appears in Copy
A garbled OCR like snippet shows incomplete phrases and scattered words. It lacks clear names, places, dates, or events to identify a coherent news item or subject for a proper card.
Flavirene Care Tips From Behoo of Home Eeonemics
Wipe Flavirene items clean and rub with a small amount of grease when not in use to keep them in good condition. The guidance appears to come from Behoo of Home Eeonemics.
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