Spelling Bees Proposed as Washington School Pastime
Mrs Josephine Corliss Preston Spokane state school superintendent elect proposes nationwide adoption of spelling bees to strengthen spelling in schools. She notes success in Walla Walla County and aims to implement the plan statewide while pursuing industrial education ideas.
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Washington
Josephine Corliss Preston
Spokane
Wash
Josephine Corliss Preaton
Walla Walla County
Preston
Plan law por mothers to restrict rubber bottles
German authorities move to pass legislation limiting rubber on nursing bottles. Berlin authorities describe the measure as protecting maternal and child welfare while voicing opposition to perceived grandmotherly overreach by the current government.
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Berlin
Germany to bar nursing bottles with tubes by law
The government plans a Reichstag bill imposing strict penalties on the manufacture or sale of nursing bottles that have tubes of rubber or glass. It cites one third of infant digestive deaths linked to such bottles and notes cleaning costs, overfeeding risks, and prior warnings failing to stop their use.
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Reichstag
Shakespeare Memorial in London Honors Southwark Ties
Shakespeare associations in Southwark are celebrated with a monument unveiled by Sir Sidney Lee at Southward Cathedral on November 4. Sculpted by Henry McCarthy in alabaster, the half recumbent figure sits within a Gothic shrine, drawing on the Crosshout portrait for its likeness and depicting Globe Theater, Clink, St Saviour's, and old London Bridge.
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London
Shakespeare
Southwark
Metropolis
Sidney Lee
Southward Cathedral
Henry McCarthy
Crosshout
Chandos
Globe Theater
Clink
St. Saviour’s
Old London Bridge
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Pendleton, Oregon
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