Addressing Defects in Education and Welfare in 36 States
The piece discusses widespread learning and physical deficiencies among millions of American children, urging improved welfare and education funding. It highlights deafness, blindness, and other impairments, notes the impact on hearing, sight, and classroom access, and calls for action to prevent long term disability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preudem Moores
Bla Heath
Jean
Ano Srity
Littleden
Benin
Parole Reform And Its Machinery Debate
Fragmented discussion on parole reform as a remedy to leniency and overuse of parole. Critics argue parole boards function as rubber stamps and underfinanced systems fail to assess individual merits. Opinions vary on abolishing the privilege and replacing it with stricter administration and targeted reforms.
Williame J Grove Weiler Tours Valley Battlefields
William J Grove writes of a pleasant trip through the Shenandoah and Valley of Virginia visiting sites tied to Civil War history. He recalls the Ashby killed at an ambush, Sheridan’s defeat, New Market monuments, Stonewall Jackson’s grave, Washington and Lee University, and military colleges. The journey includes Staunton, Lexington, Natural Bridge, Beverly Hotel, and return via historic highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williame J. Grove Weiler
Spenanéeah
Tie News
Shinandosa Valix
Mayasaug
Hovn
Harisisontuty
Ashby
Sheridan
Ality
Shaw Market
Sige
Valley
Virginia
Staunton
Lexington
Stonewall Jackson
Cemery
Baltimore
Thomas GO. Hayes
Lerington
Natural Bridge
Fis
Grace Grove
Beverly
Tos
Bene Destroyed By Flames Near Long Corner
A two story dwelling at Lewis Stair near Long Corner burned Thursday morning after a fire started in a vaulted flue. The Mit Airy Volunteer Fire department arrived around 7 30 a m but the blaze had gained headway and little could be done. Mr Stull was home with his wife away at the time. The loss is reported at 1500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Stair
Long Corner
Mit Airy Volunteer Fire Department
Sre
Stull
Hogar
Fracture Suffered After Fall At Home
James O Bussard of Middletown reported a fracture occurring when she slipped and fell at her residence. The incident involved injury to a limb described as a fracture of a dodes in the jefr Alp area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O. Bussard
Middletown
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick County
Local notes recount a 1910 incident near the YMCA with Donald R. Hooker advocating equal suffrage and a cab accident involving Ralph Mercer. Sheriff William G. Griaws investigates the scene as witnesses recall a broken shaft and a tied horse. Population noted as 5272 in a ten year span.
Infant Water Needs And Hydration Facts
A medical discussion explains how much water infants should receive, noting that exact amounts vary with health conditions and feeding type. It states breastfed infants typically need about 2.5 ounces of water per pound per day in the first year, with adjustments for hot weather, diarrhea, or vomiting, and cautions against excessive water that can hinder digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regentry
Aye Waus
Eta
Tam Oeiows
Tate Prstharmore
Luf's Stuff BUY NOW Fee Prosperity
An oblique plea urges readers to spend to aid prosperity. It frames those with income as able to circulate money while the unemployed should cut spending, urging action to boost the economy. The author signs as WN. A. LUFBURROW.
Rogers Stresses Two Events in Thanksgiving Drive
A terse city column notes Rogers emphasizing two major events during Thanksgiving week. The piece hints at local schedules, community impact, and public response, referencing nearby venues and civic activities to engage residents in the holiday period.
Winter reflections and holiday preparations fill the city
The piece recalls Thanksgiving and Christmas mood in the city with families gathering for dinner, football outings, and store Christmas displays. It notes county officials taking office, election expenditures, health campaigns, girls clubs, postoffice receipts, and upcoming Christmas activities while reflecting on unemployment and charity efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaias
Ras Heart
Why The Seal and Tuberculosis Public Health Appeal
An analysis of tuberculosis control and public response outlines the need for isolation, supervision, and education. It argues for early treatment, preventive measures, and community effort, highlighting Christmas Seals as essential funding to combat the disease and support health work. The piece contrasts attitudes toward TB with other illnesses and urges collective action to eradicate TB.
Quotations Pave and Philosophers Stir Fresh Controversy
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled quotes and names like Albert and Rev. Mo MrKee amid references to barriers and primes. The readable pieces imply a discussion on relevance and philosophy with uncertain context and many obscured details.
From Salt Lake Club to Gotham Ghetto Observations
Gilbert Swan relays Elliott of Salt Lake Telegram’s view of New York City tenements and the East Side, drawing a portrait of crowded blocks, diverse crowds, and cultural clashes. He notes the metro, opera, Carnegie Hall, and Met, with 2500 to 5000 people daily in the ghetto, and cites Jewish figures and reflects on urban life shaping cultural identities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Salt Lake Club
Ong
Bod Elliott
Salt Lake
East Side
Bob
Gotham
Indiana University
Universiiies
Rivington
Eldredge
Ioan Fr
Metropolian Opera House
Bronx
Rivington Street
Carnegie Hall
Tostan
Ini
University Stadium
Chesterton
Darrow
Metropolitan Museum
Weber
Gilbert Swan
Daily English Lesson Mixed Misspellings and Prompts
Daily lesson describes common misspellings and pronunciation hints with phrases like Say the dispronances and three times make a word yours. It urges practice of one word daily to build vocabulary and spelling habits.
Today In History and Birthdays Meet at Oceanic Almanac
A clipping lists multiple historical anniversaries and birthdays for figures such as Charles Thomson Wendell Phillips Morrison Waite Maria Theresa Jesse Fomeroy Albert R Gates Francis L Jones Rev John Haynes Holmes Admiral Magruder Ellen Rabin and others with dates and places. It also includes a Today’s Horoscope noting a patient contented disposition and domestic focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert R. Gates
Chicago
The
Professions Golfers’ Association of America
Wranel
Fil
Francis L Jones
Employment Service
Department of Labor
Eat Bleasbutz
John Haynes Holmes
Community Church
Philadelphia
Thomas FP. Magruder
U.S. N
Yazoo County
Mis
Ellen ©. Rabin
Mwaukee-Downer College
Sun Prairie
Wis
Butchering Herd Held at Taylorstown Home in Virginia
A large butchering occurred at the home of Mr and Mrs Edgar Carnes in Taylorstown Virginia on November 26 Three hogs were slaughtered weighing 480 pounds and two at 470 pounds Attendees included Mr and Mrs R E Newton Mr and Mrs Edgar Carnes Mrs W W Detnory Mrs Laura Spring and several Carnes Spring and Demory family members plus other locals
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Cares
Taylorstown
R. E. Newton
Edgar Carnes
W. Wdetnory
Laura Spring
Wilsie Pella
Enna Carnes
Dorothy Rollins
Anna Rellins
William Spring
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Frederick Tramth
Dupaich
Frederick Couety
Saad
Lufburrow
George Clark
Rogers
Everts
Cape
Chris
Thesera
Jesus
Atere
Telit
Sr Sn
Oeeriy Ringers
Geen Ny Ag
Telerio Chratcas
Prac Nealy
Sineas
Agaton Carr
Tiver Brown
Mo MrKee
Ef Barvard
Elo
Stal Rey
Fiacmon
Ati
Wille
Johny
Lasi
Majestic
Gand
Poole
Mair
Wastakboro
Maine
iMohonk Lake
William G. Lee
la Prairie
Maria
Theresa
Empress of
Austria
Jesse Fomeroy
Massachuens
Lier
Marie Dressler
Charley Chaplin
Tillie
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