University as Social Engineer in State Service
The article argues the state university should act as a social engineer, extending training across the state through correspondence and local study centers to improve municipal governance, conserve resources, and supply experts to state boards. It highlights Oregon and Wisconsin as models, notes the University Advisory Bureau, and outlines plans for field sociology, sanitary science, and expanded extension work to meet state needs.
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University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Mener Aradece
Commonwealth Service
Railroad Commission
Tax Commission
Bureau of Comparative Legislation
Oregon
Abandonthy
Fick
Department of Sociology
University Advisory Bureau
University of
School of Sanitary Science
Oregon Medical Fraternity
Hyomei Cures Catarrh or Money Back Offer
Talman and Co offer Hyomei to cure acute or chronic catarrh with a money back guarantee. The remedy uses Australian eucalyptus with thymol and antiseptics. A bottle costs 60 cents, and a complete outfit with inhaler and instructions costs one dollar.
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Talman & Co
Tallman
East Oregonian
Tallman’s
Sanitation and prevention urged at university conference
Noted physicians at a Commonwealth conference at the university urged scientifically constructed sewage systems to render watersheds sanitary and streams wholesome. They argued state funding for prevention would curb the heavy social tax from cures, improving life prospects by reducing disease and neglect. The bulletin notes a professor linking short toenails in hens to scratching for food, implying industriousness and productivity from such behavior.
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University—D. of
Stork to Visit Buckingham Palace After Long Dormancy
London January 27 for the first time in fifty four years a stork hovers over Buckingham Palace. Queen Mary has refurbished the Toys nursery in anticipation of the arrival and hopes the newborn may be a girl. Princess Mary is thirteen and the only daughter among six children. Prince John was born six years ago. The last stork visit was in 1867 with Princess Henry of Battenburg.
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Palace
London
Buckingham Palace
Queen Mary
Princess Mary
Prince John
Princess Henry of Battenburg
Queen Victoria
Hee the Stork
Hen Toenails Test For Egg Production Advised
Examing hens toenails near Ithaca New York on January 27, Professor J E Rice of Cornell University proposes a toenail check to determine if a hen is a prolific and industrious egg producer.
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Ithaca
N. Y
J. E. Rice
Cornell
Woman's Mission Jubilee Opens in Louisville
A golden jubilee meeting marking the 50 year formation of the first women's missionary society began in Louisville Kentucky with sessions planned evening and tomorrow. Speakers include Mrs Henry W Peabody Boston and Mrs Helen Barrett Montgomery Rochester among other mission leaders. Over half a century the number of societies grew from one to 67424 with last year raising three and a half million dollars for missionary work.
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Woman's Mission
Louisville
First
Women's Missionary Society
Henry W. Peabody
Boston
Helen Barrett Montgomery
Rochester
N. Y
Gould-Gould to Wed Lord Decies on Feb seventh
Good Waiding Date New York January 27 report announces the wedding of Misa Vivian Gould daughter of Mr and Mrs George Gould to Lord Decies set for February 7 A number of distinguished relatives and friends of the bridegroom have sailed to attend per reports from London
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New York
Misa Vivian Gould
George Gould
Lord Decies
Lonodn
East Oregonian Building Unfurnished Rooms For Rent
Unfurnished housekeeping rooms available in the East Oregonian building with steam heat gas range in the kitchen and electric lights. Includes hot and cold water and bath. Recently renovated.
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East Oregonian
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