Mr Howells Honored After Seventy Five Birthday
The text recalls William Dean Howell s seventy fifth birthday tribute in 1912 and his role as a bridge between the Concord school and modern American literature. It notes his stature as a unique figure in letters, a professional writer, and a prolific reviewer and essayist whose works influenced later readers and critics.
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William Ead
Dean Howell
Howells
Tie
New England
Longefellow
Emerson
Lowell
Hawthorne
Treweils
Concord School
America
Trewelly
Dee. Net
Opinions On The Teacher Shortage By Dr Frank Crane
A 1920 analysis cites a teacher shortage as a democracy risk. Prominent educators including Julius H. Barnes Meves and college presidents warn shortages will persist despite raises. They urge improved pay, status, and training to retain and attract teachers across states and universities.
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Frank Crane
Julius H. Barnes
Institute For Public Service
Meves
College of the City of New York
Aometace
Coline Hi
Faintey
New York State
Anentreatre
Pittsburgh
Duavis
Durmter Callege
Mead and Women
Seeprtey
Iowa State College
Clark University
Chepking
Dartmouth
Saber Woo Pisampsen
Ghia State University
Bo Wissen
University of Montana
Mo O L. Burton
University of Mentanas
Basterd
Mitkine
Idusty
Things We Need by H. Addington Bruce
An essay urging social reform and human solidarity amid industrial inequality. It argues workers deserve food clothing and opportunity, condemns profiteer wealth and urban slums, and calls for education reform, broader welfare, and national unity to stave off class conflict.
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H. Addington Bruce
Associated Newspapers
Eddie Ly
Owelb F
Elumar
Rodoing Wei
Antigo Reforma
Smart Sammy Jay Foils a Forest Party Plot
In the Green Forest tale, Sammy Jay keeps a planned party disruption secret from Peter Rabbit’s guest list. Reddy Fox, Shadow, Blacky the Crow, and others plot to spoil the feast while Bowser the Hound’s arrival is faked, but Sammy’s keen warning ability thwarts the ruse.
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Peter Rab
Wing
Billy Possums
Peter
Eolous
Reddy Vox
Shadow
Reddy
Blacky the Crow
Sammy Jay
Mr. B Load
Prickds
Porky
Jis
Euel
Sammy Yoodaxy
Sammy
Sutimy Jay
Peter Rabbit
Samm
Tiny
Bower
Bowser
Ted
Johnny Y
Danny Mesage
Bebbe Coon
Timmy Shunk
Fercy Muskrat
Green Forest
Petr
Bowser the Helland
Political symbols and postage quirks in vintage quiz
The item outlines how the elephant and donkey became party emblems, notes Nast’s Harper's sketches from the era, and lists two cent postal rates to various regions. It also covers mail addressing for Danzig and nearby locales, clarifying correct city and country identifiers.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
Thomas Nast
Putete Linbed
Harper's
Religions of Pershing Wood Lowden and Cox
General Pershing Major General Wood and Governor Cox are Episcopalians while Governor Lowden is a Presbyterian.
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Pershing, Wood, Lowden and Cox
J. Vo M
Pershing
Wood
Coox
Lowden
Model Scientist Cottrell Named Head of Bureau of Mines
Washington reports Frederick G. Cottrell, a renowned scientist who donated major inventions to science and led practical smokestack emissions controls, has been appointed chief of the Bureau of Mines. His career spans California research, endowments to science, and pivotal work on gas and pollution solutions.
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Washington, D.C
Frederick G. Cottrell
Bureau of Mines
Cosmos Club
Washington
Cottrell
Tie
Cottrel
Cadiforn
Bor Choy
Ths
Riverdale
University of California
Ots Cement
Oras
United States
Bat
Socpper Works
Smithsonian Institution
Beack
Telated Corporation
Burea
New York Saloons Run Wide Open Judge Says
Judge Charles C. Nott in general sessions court condemns New York saloons for lax enforcement of prohibition law. He notes establishments provide abundant liquor of the worst kind to law breakers as enforcement remains weak.
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New York
Charles C. Nott
General Sessions
Frank Murray Manslaughter Case Remarks From Judge Nott
Judge Jude Nott commented on a rising crime trend after Frank Murray pleaded guilty to first degree manslaughter. He cited testimony from several murder trials and urged that honest citizens lose restraint while criminals drink freely, before arguing that self-conceit erodes bashfulness.
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Frank Murray
Jude Nott
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