Controversy Grows Over New Department of Education
The article outlines President Harding and cabinet plans to reorganize the executive branch, including establishing a Department of Education and Welfare. It details the docket, opposition in Congress led by Rep. Layton, and arguments on constitutionality and federal role in education.
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Ohio
Harding
Reed Smoot
Utah
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
New York
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
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Washington
Henry W. Temple
Pennsylvania
R. Walton Moore
Virgin
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Joint Committee On Reorganization
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Derf
Veterans’ Bureau
Caleb R. Layton
Delaware
Congressional Record
Layton
United States
Norbeck
South Dakota
Senatour Sterling
Senatorterling
Department of Education
Corner Questions Answered in Helen Brooks Column
Readers send in inquiries about ink removal dresser basics and how to announce engagements. Helen Brooks responds with practical tips, pricing hints, and etiquette guidance while inviting more questions.
Reasons to Make Columbine the National Flower
Reader requests ten reasons for Columbine as national flower. Text lists beauty, variety, hardiness, suitability to shade, many varieties, climate adaptability, showy blossoms, delicate foliage, graceful form, colorful variation, and rockery use. Includes an address and personal inquiries about wedding wishes and song lyrics.
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Miss Brooks
Dolly
Rare volume sizes yield world’s smallest and largest books
A writer on rare books notes extreme sizes have shaped prominence. He cites the Escorial volumes measuring six feet by four feet, the Thumb Bible the size of a postage stamp with copper plates, the Midget New Testament in Scotland at an inch by a half inch, Gray’s Elegy printed in four by three inches, and Salmin of Padua’s 1897 tiny publication as possibly the smallest book.
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Palace of the Escorial
Spain
Scotland
Gray
Salmin
Padua
New York Correspondence
Indianapolis Star
Origin of Ball and Ballet Terms Traced to Latin Greek
The article traces dance terminology from the French bal and ballet to Latin and Greek roots. It notes bal let derives from bal and ballet, tied to a Greek word meaning to throw, suggesting early dancing resembled throwing limbs. It adds pall now refers to formal social gatherings for dancing.
Just Between You and Me Questions and Answers
A Utah reader asks if a girl should greet a boy she passes regularly and if she should invite him to her home. The columnist advises speaking politely and letting the boy initiate calls, noting typical dating conventions and late-hours etiquette.
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Miss Brooks
Mary Pickford
Lottie Pickford
Jack Pickford
Alaterr
Tait
Mr Pleasant
Utah
Mary
Lottie
Jack
Brothe
Names and moral advice from Mapleton corners
A reader asks about the meaning of common names such as Dora Bertha Irene and Margaret and requests the sender's name for forwarding. A Monticello correspondent offers guidance on proper conduct for girls fourteen urging school focus and cautions on social interactions.
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Mapleton
Utah
Dora
Bertha
Bright
Irene
Margaret
Pearl
Elsie
Winnie
Minnie
Mildred
Josephine
Ida
Happy
Flolen
Light
Lucy
Charlies
Strong
Edith
Ray
Max
Lily
Meeegile
Rose
Amy
Advice for a Teen Girl on Dating and Boundaries
The writer, a 14 year old from Cambridge Idaho, asks if it is proper for boys to date a girl and what to do if a boy kisses her without consent. The reply argues that a fourteen year old should not be going out with boys and emphasizes setting clear boundaries.
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Miss Brooks
Jack Ford
Correspondenta
Comez
Peoria
Jack
Cale
Oll
Kentucky
Oakley
Utah
Ikiss
Idaho
Cambridge
Ida
Poem and Song Request Promised by Local Writer
The writer of the notice says she has the poem and song for LOVERHAM and SUNBEAM at Clinton Ida and requests a stamped addressed envelope to mail them. Space prevented printing more.
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Loverham
Sunbeam
Clinton
Ida
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