Texas Public Education Stats Include Teacher Demographics
A long extract from the twenty third biennial Texas education report covers teacher counts by education level, gender, and district type. It notes total teachers around 1922 28 and 1923 24, salary patterns among San Antonio Dallas and Houston, grade enrollments, and anomalies in San Antonio census data affecting state apportionments and per capita funding levels.
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Texas
M. N. ‘Marrs
Superintendent of Public Instruction
San Antonio
Dallas
Houston
Fort Worth
el Paso
Bexar County
San Antonio Independent
Alexas Educational Survey Commission
George A. Works
Fen
Continents buoyed by isostacy in Hayford’s work
The article notes the death of John F. Hayford, a Cornell scientist, and reports his updated earth dimensions from pole to pole and equator. It highlights his broader impact on geophysics through isostasy, a theory explaining Earth’s crustal balance and earthquake risk, and how his calculations refine understanding of the planet’s interior.
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Cornell
John F. Hayford
Sudlden
Hayford
Barford
Tellus Mater
Prohibition Voices and Debutante Bias in Ye Towne Gossip
The piece blends a tirade against society figures and debutantes by a prohibition enforcement voice, railing at social pressure and moral policing. It shifts to a scientific extract on isostatic compensation under the United States, describing continental density, mantle flow, and 75 mile depth equilibrium, with a call for good deeds through restraint and kindness.
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Earth
Deneer
United States
Hayford
Hartford
Greatest Known Force by Dr Frank Crane
Fragmented OCR reads Greatest Known Force by Dr Frank Crane. The text mentions Mr Everest and Maui, with garbled phrases about toxin, site, and a 1935 copyright notice. No coherent event or context is clear from the readable fragments.
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Frank Crane
Description of leukemia and family case hints
A letter discusses a Nebraska case described as infectious leukemia with two family members affected at once. It covers symptoms like skin pallor, swollen glands, throat pain, nosebleeds, and high fever, plus heredity questions, treatment advice, and a plea for medical literature references. Copyright 1925 by Newspaper Feature Service, Inc.
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Nebraska
Bio Scientific
Wess
Feature Service, Inc
Over Life s Beadles By Louis E Aes Cops
The piece outlines early 20th century views on child development and retardation. It notes birth weight, deafness, fontanel closures, malnutrition, and milestones like talking and walking, urging careful medical evaluation for persistent physical or mental retardation. It reflects dated terminology and advice on growth patterns and early diagnosis.
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Louis E
Their First Jobs By Philip Nowlan
A famed silver screen actor did not begin as a baggage master or ship clerk. He started acting at age 14 in Denver after schooling in Boulder Colorado. He moved to New York, joined Elsie Janis' company, and later worked with Henry Woodruff, Ethel Shannon, Margaret Anglin, Kyrle Byrd, among others before film stardom.
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Silver Screen
T.ae & Shipping
Denver
Boulder
Col
New York
Elsie Janis
Acresses
Henery Woodruff
Ettle Shannon
Margaret Iwington
Kyrle Edlew
Mary Pickford
Norman Tale Madge
Steve
Eugene O
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Henry
EDSEL
Ekopemient
Pert
C. SS
Hho
Garrett P. Serviss
Mebel
GAT O'Neil
Binghamton
N. Y
Voent
Huatford
Prohibition Enforcement
Debutantes
Maui
Mr Everest
Nawapaper
Sindtegte Covrrisht
Thexe
S. Copeland
Er’s
Moet
Philip Nowlan
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