Marriage Holds Advantage to Woman Teacher
A Carnegie Foundation report urges reform in teacher education and supports married women pursuing teaching. It argues motherhood humanizes the profession, calls for stronger training, and advocates integrating normal schools into the university system to attract capable women and widen the educator pool.
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Andy Goma
Proparu
Tesla
Carnegie
Desate
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Renter University
Auste
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Women in Public Education Reform and Leadership Roles
A discussion on elevating married women as central figures in schools and community leadership. The report notes tensions between high school and elementary teachers, urging merged professional status and stronger ties to society. Authors include Learned, Bagley, McMurth, Strayer, Dearborn, Kendall, and others.
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Elveen
William C Bagley
Teachers College
Columbia University
Charles A. McMurth
George Prabady College For
Teachers
George D. Strayer
Walter F. Dearborn
Harvard University
Lt. Kandel
Carnegin Foundation
Homer W. Doscelyn
University of Kansas
Wisconsin Teachers Sail for Battlefields Today
Twelve Wisconsin public school teachers sail aboard the American liner St Paul bound for Cherbourg to study European education and observe the wartime devastation in France and Belgium. The trip, organized by The Milwaukee Journal, aims to compare methods of primary schooling with German and Allied systems and report findings back to Wisconsin. Accompanying the delegation is University of Washington School of Journalism Dean My L. Spencer who will study education phases in France and England and publish results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Cherbourg
Wisconsin
Europe
Milwaukee Journal
France
Pulstner School of Journalism
Wisonsin
Grant Wange
Barone
Cust
Puth
Belgium
Germany
America
Tean
My L. Spencer
School of Journalism
University of Washington
Seattle
Dean Spencer
England
Ellen Baker
Oshkoshi
Basie
Juniors from Ten Colleges to Study Work in New York
Ten junior students from diverse cultures will travel to New York on July 5 for a month under the Clarity Organization Society. Selected by REu Ment faculty, they aim to study social work’s practical aspects, with participants including Nan Alvert, Barbara Kienn, Helen Wurgess, Anita Makhurg, and others.
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New York
Cuesis
Clarity Organization Society
Reu~ Ment
Eneden Login
Wholreoaven
Sedenth
Nan Alvert
Smith College
Barbara Kienn
Wellveley
Helen Wurgess
Wella
Anita Makhurg
Vasnar
Itoporta Newton
Cunametleury Marjary
Platt
Holyoke
Bogath
Tilronio
James Herring
Kata Lynch
Muhlenborg
Hraty Princeton
Welles
Knights of Columbus to Present Baton to Marshal Foch
The Knights of Columbus plan to present a baton to Marshal Foch during the Lafayette statue unveiling at Metz. The ceremony is tied to French honor and a royalist imperial context with ornate insignia and wartime symbols.
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K. of C
Marshal Foch
Lafayette
Metz
Knights of Columbie Atauensa
Marshal Roch En Phette
Taefayette
Murat
Loch
Bevtom
Alvive Hig
Mareriul Perdlewand Bork
Trance
Tun Vaid
Lorraine
Nehta
Coluarhias
Little Open Space Becomes Memorial To Thomas Mulry
The article describes a funeral or memorial event at West Eleventh Street and Green Street, honoring Thomas Mulry. Local officials and residents attended the ceremony, with a procession and remarks about the late individual. A public park area was memorialized with trees and a dedication noting Mulry’s contributions and the community’s regard.
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Thomas Mulry
Holy Name Rally and Outing in Hempstead
A fragmented report notes Holy Name Rally in Brooklyn Society and an outing to Hempstead. Names such as Matis Tov and John So Nicvati appear among unclear references to attendees and speakers at a religious community event led by figures like Rey Mather and Majer John’s College.
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Brooklyn Society
Hempstead
Matis Tov
Rey Mather
Robert J
Pew John So Nicvati
Majer John's College
M. Black Ayer
Meryl
Simi
Kitten Fark
Rey
Cotman
Yin Denen
W bin Vuledoasen
Piston
Hmy
Thayer Feoy
New York University Deficit Covered by Endowment Grant
An archival note reports a graduate aid endowment intended to cover the gap between tuition and costs at New York University. The donor’s plan aimed to fund the annual shortfall, ensuring the university’s finances balanced as tuition rose.
Columbia Expects 15 000 Predict Simmer School Finvoll
Unclear OCR text mentions Columbia expecting 15 000, registration periods and dates, and references to schools and possible events. Several garbled phrases appear, but the core notion signals a large anticipated attendance and forthcoming registration plans related to a school event. The exact names, dates, and places are obscured by transcription errors.
Council for Co-ordinating Child Wealth WarK Forte
Fragmented text lists numerous organizations and names, including Amica CN Hiyvieie and National Ubihi Gatate, amid scattered phrases about health and education. The passage reads like a garbled roster of groups and individuals with no clear event or outcome.
Thill Gores Farmex to Deaths GRRAT MAWNYOTON, Mio
The readable fragments describe a local farm related death in a hazy sense, with scattered names and terms obscured. It mentions a resignation involving Persia's prime minister and references various unclear figures, dates, and places, shaping a sparse, disjointed news item.
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Mio
Countess Dies While Bathing Off Trish Coast
The Countess of Dudley drowned while bathing off Cosnomara near Trish, eight miles from shore. Her husband, the Earl of Dudley, later attended at the inquest held at Sereebe Lodge. The coroner reported death by heart failure, with a naval coroner’s inquest to follow.
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Trish
Earl of Dudley
London
Countess of Dudley
Cosnomara
Trelsod
Providel of Dudlos
Liuitenony
Ireland
Sereebe Loche
Galsig Coast
Iwnehoon
Csiminy Bay
Dudlex
Tai
Sereetw Lodge
Viscount Bunion
Hubert Ward
Wilef
Enel
Dudley
Jean Rebbe
Cornerstone of Jewish East Side Center Laid
A cornerstone ceremony was held for a Jewish East Side community center planned to cost 250000 dollars. The structure aims to aid in youth education in the district with speeches by local leaders and donations from residents and organizations.
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Peta
Fyelah
Vila Austin
Uthsaes
Cape Mtutea
Stegelitet
the &T Dts
Hart
Kwordn
Modern Uiptian Asylum
Ted
Jet Seer
Syikgopur
Benefit for Aerial Polter TM set Une aerial Divhony avt Vie Row Tow Poth By Goths Wy pM int fie
The text describes a benefit event with unclear names and locations including Milton Wilton Lakin and Pine reigns Rennie, mentioning a hotel setting and multiple people linked to a fundraising effort. Details are fragmented and uncertain.
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Milton Wilton Lakin
Milton Wilton Lakin, Pine) Reigns Rennie
Po Oil Wes
Serthun
Hqavetlers
Olacenda Mint
Iil
Breblie
Syne Lane
Anna Pavlova Returns in a New Stage Appearance
The fragmentary report recalls Anna Pavlova and a forthcoming performance tied to the Manhattan Opera and a gala event. It hints at arrangements, guest artists, and the tone of a mid century cultural page without clear dates or locations.
Beginatia with Monday's Ise sav Bedtime Stories daily
A note announces that bedtime stories titled Bedtime Stories will be published each day on the newspaper's last page starting Monday. The item previews a recurring feature and names the daily placement for readers seeking nightly tales.
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Beginatia
Ise Sav
Funeral of Mrs Jewel Rippen Held at Harlem Temple
Funeral services for Mrs Jewel Rippen widow of Nicholas Rippen will be held this morning at Lenox Avenue and 125th Street Temple. She was a civic leader suffragist and mother of Jacquelin aged fifteen months. Survived by her parents two sisters and a brother and a long line of New York notables.
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Harlem Temple
Jewel Raz Rippen
Wake Plachi
N.Y
Temple I
Af Florim
Lenox Avenue
Ilfth Street
Ter
Nathant Kras
Ripren
Siein
Pha M. Lovbinger
City
Washington Irving
Max Gegna
School of Design
Nicholas Rippen
Boston
Jacquelin
Jwenh Neuburger
Acta Tendith
Albert Payne Higelow
New York
Abrahass Giuran
Carl M. Ne Berger
Tri City
Barid
Death of Wealthy Recluse Grief Over Sister Revealed
Obituary notes the death of William S Rowley a wealthy recluse from Haslings-on-Hudton amid family grief. It mentions his England origin the family prominence and reference to sister Mirry and connections to local figures. No clear dates or specifics are confirmed in the readable text.
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William S Rowley
Haslings-on-Hudton
Percy
Fie Rayal Moves
Stuurt
Kighdewylen Sury
Huwley
Rowley
Cabinet Boyrosy
Owner's Body Pound in Fireworks by An Exploded Event
An unclear report describes a disastrous explosion tied to a property and fireworks. The fragmentary text mentions a fire, potential injuries, and authorities examining the incident. Details about location, time, and individuals are obscured, leaving a scarred recount of the event.
Duel Over Politics Leaves Town In Murder and Wounding
A violent dispute over political alignments ends in a duel that kills one person and wounds four others. The town gathers as tensions flare over debts and property, with tribal loyalties and old grievances fueling the confrontation.
Fragmented Rubbled Text About Local Matters
A garbled OCR passage mentions burial, names like Matha and Lin, references to people and places, and disjointed phrases about meetings, publications, and an attack narrative. The disjointed content lacks coherent events or clear entities to summarize meaningfully.
Obituary Notice for Orrin B Stoudard and Movel Braddand
Orrin B Stoudard of Middletown died tonight at the lime house after a long illness. Movel Braddand Gray Morehasia passed away, with funeral details to follow.
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Stoudard Middletown
Orrin K. Stuchinydh
Braddand
Gray Morehasia
Editor J K Ohl Dies After Long Illness in New York
J K Ohl longtime editor of The Evening Telegram and later associated with The Sun and The New York Herald died at his East Fifty-ninth Street home after a long illness. Born in Brownsville Pennsylvania he studied at Kenyon College and held reporting and editorial roles in Washington Manila and New York. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at the Church of the Heavenly Rest.
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New York Herald
Josiah Kingsley Owl
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Frennie Telegram
Fisty-Nith Street
Ohi
Brownsville
John Frank
Kenyon Gallege
Iineres
Atinata Constiturinn
Washington
Tin Lomo Daily Telegraph
Washingtin
Ames
Uldad Rannety
Manila
Dn Aecepet
New York
Bay East
Japan
Udi
Tila
Buteayis
Bennett
OT Wise
Herald
Ely Braue
Heinnhapie
Huepowh
Lavisy Chuyutier
Cheam
Vivenia
Bolinupyatte
Cheatin
Pranen
Delta Kappa
O Bis
Chi Wan
Im.t
James Flerden
Joan
Winfried
Seminones
Church of the Heavenly Rest
David Foster
Clark
Church of the Heavy Heer
Obituary Notice for Charles H. Boderon in Brooklyn
Charles H. Boderon formerly of Montague Street Brooklyn is remembered in a late night accident as he enjoyed a drive on the Ridortan road. Born in the United Staten he served as a longtime figure in Brooklyn society and in the Prooklyn club. Friends recall his leadership and public service in the community. He had lived in Brooklyn for twenty years and passed Friday night near the 9h mobile Me in a sudden event. The Tribune notes deadlines for burial notices and other memorials.
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Charles H.boderon
M Peel Weble Jorator
Ridortan
United
Staten
Births Announced in Local Ledger Amid Quiet Holidays
In a sparse entry from the community pages, a birth is recorded with minimal details reflecting a quiet season. Names, dates, and local hospital references are omitted in the OCR text, offering only a glimpse of new family arrivals to the town.
Pan, ailing judiciary chief to retire after decade of service
Not enough readable information to identify individuals, places, or events. Summary cannot be formed from the fragmented OCR text provided.
Fragmented OCR text presents scattered names and phrases across a strange mix
The readable portions reveal several personal names, places, and dates embedded in a jumbled OCR sequence. The fragment hints at discussions or items involving multiple individuals and entities, but no coherent event or clear narrative emerges.
Judge Philip Sidney Post Dead at Winnetka Home
Judge Philip Sidney Post longtime Harold Harvester Company executive died at his Winnetka home after a short illness. He joined the company in 1904, served as general counsel and later vice president, played a key role in industrial trade plans, and was born in Vienna in 1869. He practiced law in California and later moved to Illinois, serving Knox County and surrounding districts.
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Philip Sidney Post
Hhe International Harvester Company
Winnetha
Post
Wtheraige
Judge Post
Vienne
Ila
Ahuyings
Washington
Caleelure
Knox County
Circus Cour
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William English
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