Gary plan eyed for Jefferson school reforms in New York
Editorial criticizes current school routines after poor results on a daily history test. It praises Superintendent Bauman for adopting Gary plan features to modernize the Jefferson school, promising greater efficiency, practical training, and home economics integration while expanding the school plant for broader community use. The piece urges a shift toward practical and educational improvements.
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New York World
New York
Ivan
Womenhood
Europe
Bauman
Quincey
Gary
Jefferson School
Sigtual
Neds
Cherdeiner
Fas
Teghossesn
Rey
Wil Beg
Pallman
Progressives and Amalgamation in Political Alignments
A garbled discussion notes progressives and the amalgamation curve, predicting overlapping nominee choices across parties. It remarks the 1912 style scene as parties consolidate, with criticisms of social justice talk and calls for a return to elder national spirit amid shifting platforms.
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Bryan
ISWB
Chicago
Weald Peser Gindier Gans
Here’s to You and the Crowd of Forgotten Voices
Fragmented verses praise varied figures and eras, invoking May gatherings, socialists, and gladiators with a mix of names and phrases. The text reads as a chant or toast celebrating people, peace dreams, and shared memories with scattered, unclear references.
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Tyla
Ana Gecccals
Sein
Ford
Cate
Sagaas
Editors Night Cap: Wartime Policy and Political Quips
A fragmented editorial voice mocks wartime figures and policy options. It questions plans for German defeat, Mexican diplomacy, and compulsory service while noting Roosevelt’s nomination stance and Bryan’s repeated runs. Weather and politics mix with garbled lines on state funds and counties.
Editorial Fragment Highlights Election Struggle and Policy Debate
Multiple editorials from regional papers discuss election integrity and party tactics. Lines reference Republican shifts, constitutional questions, and wartime policy stances, with notes on leadership and public duty. readers see tension between reform, allegiance, and national security issues.
Lightfoot the Deer Surprises Jumper With Bravery
In a Green Forest setting Lightfoot the Deer jolts Jumper the Hare by pretending to chase him then explains his ruse was to protect an old friend from Old Man Coyote. They acknowledge Lightfoot s courage, discuss the snow, and plan a tour of Lightfoot s winter ward.
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Lightfoot
Jumper the Hare
Jumper
Peter Rabbit
Sam
Buster Bear
Coyote
Juaper Faenper
Tumper
Miss Palmer
Beville
Bret
Turin
Tory
Eddie
Ark
Sana
Fatty
Fatty Bellowes
Andy Anderson
Andy
This Day in Illinois History
A compact reflection of notable Illinois events with dates and local significance, drawing on historical items from the era. It highlights key figures, places, and milestones, presenting concise context for readers tracking state history.
Vagrancy Charges Against Villa Men In El Paso
Police report a man linked to the Villa organization was arrested on vagrancy charges. Captain W. D. stated at the police department that the matter involves a foreign-born individual. The event occurred as officers conducted a routine check in El Paso.
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VILLA
Miruel Die
de Villa Orcanmation
Gentay
Villa Learler
Tewar
Tireet
Potec
Greek Queen Visits Kaiser Denied by Berlin
London January 14 Queen Sophia of Greece had been summoned to the German capital but Berlin officials deny any plans for her arrival. The royal visit was reportedly requested amid mounting tensions in Europe.
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London
Queen Sophia of
Greece
Unclear smudged report on European royal health
Fragmentary wire service note from Berlin describes Emperor William’s health as a serious bail with mobility issues. It mentions Wheerness as spateh rious and cites The Berter Tageblatt. The queen’s travel and other details appear, but specifics are unreadable.
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Bedede
William
Berka
Fire in Ottumwa business district destroys several factories
A Thursday blaze in Ottumwa's business district wiped out PF J Graves cigar factory and damaged MP R Lear factory Neimver brothers paper box plant Finnerty hide plant and Lagemarcino Grapes sale frit store. Total losses about 30000 with partial insurance. State Fire Marshal Zimmerman investigating a separate 400 fire from last Tuesday. The story ends with a proverb urging economy over extravagance.
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Ottumwa
PF. J. Graves Cigar Factory
MP R Lear
Neimver Brothers Paper Box
Finnerty Hide
Lagemarcino Grapes
Zimmerman
Opinions of the Press on Roosevelt Progressive Split
A collage of editorials from Chicago Herald St Louis Globe-Democrat Chicago Evening Post Waterloo Times-Tribune Burlington Gazette Bloomington Daily Bulletin and others debate Theodore Roosevelt and the Progressive movement. They discuss leadership, party loyalty, and the potential for a Republican or Progressive ticket in the wake of 1912 dynamics.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Washington
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Col. Roosevelt
Progressive National Committee
Chicago Evening Post
Republican National Committee
Elihu Root
National Committee
The S1.50 Kinds at B15 and S2.00 Kinds at $1.55
A brief item noting two price points for kinds at different locations: S1.50 at B15 and S2.00 at $1.55. It records unit prices and a location reference without extra commentary.
Grantland Rice Victor at Advertisers Golf Tourney
Grantland Rice of Englewood won the championship in the Advertisers' golf tournament at Pinehurst with a gross score of 337 for 72 holes. E T Hanson of Framingham took second in class A with 341 and Marshall Whitlock of Baltimore was third with 344.
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Grantland Rice Victor
Pinehurst
N. C
Mim
Grantland Rice
Englewood
E. T. Hanson
Framingham
Marshall Whitlock
Baltimore
Sloan's Liniment Eases Sciatica Nerve Pain Quickly
A vintage ad claims Sloan's Liniment relieves sciatica and neuralgia by penetrating to the pain seat. It promises instant comfort without rubbing, useful for muscle or nerve pain including rheumatism, lumbago, sore throat, sprains, bruises, and headaches. Available at 25 cents at all druggists.
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Sloan
In Our School THURSDAY social mishap and Fatty invents
A school day story describes Torp Stebbins nodding off, family visits from Beville, and chatter about Fatty Bellowes inventing new foods. The piece notes wakeful moments, a mishap with spow, and Steve Hardy’s spill and Lilac Grimes’s lighthearted dance amid classroom tales and gossip.
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