Blind Children Not Defective Says Texas School Official
Austin August 18 Superintendent E R Bramlette of the Texas School for the Blind protests the labeling of blind pupils as defective in state census reports. He argues the school should be classified as an educational institution and that blind students are capable of high intellectual and moral development. Bramlette urges removal of the stigma and equal treatment alongside seeing students.
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J. E. Bramtette
Texas School For the
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Bramlotte
Uint Win
vBtaté
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Tee
Doverty
Lima
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Ustad Industice
Wirt
Millon
Anny Crosby
Raster Perr
van Cleve
David Wood
Geibrl
Gore
Dohmen Sud
Barong
E.R Bramlette
Hughes Campaign Tour Highlights Chicago Stop
Charles Hughes, Republican presidential nominee, drew large crowds in Chicago as he toured the city visiting the Conway Building and the Catlinza Hall. He spoke to more than 13 000 at a rally and impressed reporters with his steady delivery and use of percentages to critique the current administration.
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Ciuigago
Charles Vans Hughés
Chicago
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NL Rytunde
Conway
Worg
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Hughes
Romake
T. Thoase- Volt
Stery
Ile
Supreme Bench
Tnis
Colo Isorum
Roosevelt
Etughen
Jiughes
Commerce
Redsiell
Ossi
Tlighes
Anghes
Minneapolis
Chienza
Jatter Ab
Eruptions on Face Disfiguring Woman Healed by Soap Ointment
A reader from Ontario Ontario reports severe facial eruptions starting as pimples spreading across cheeks and forehead. After trying Cuticura Soap and Ointment she received a free sample and two boxes of ointment, which she says healed the condition.
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L. Moseley
Ontario
Vai
Parcel Post Cuts Cost of Living in Washington
Washington reports show parcel post cuts household costs by delivering garden produce and other perishables directly from producers to city dwellers. The Post Office Bureaus indicate sizable savings for American families as parcels service expands, with Washington Post Office handling many perishables and boosting direct producer-to-consumer purchases.
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Parcel Post
Washington, D.C
Taeia Sam
Postoffice Department
Wade
Durinsan
Anterl van
Ue Postmister
Washington
Ealy
Parcel post demand rising for farm products in summer
parcel post traffic grows as eggs poultry butter and perishables move from rural sellers to urban homes. Washington families buy multiple dozens weekly with shipments mainly from the first and second zones and post officials urge sturdier pasteboard crates to ensure freshness.
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Parcel Post
Post Office
Montha Bence
Washington
Seagan
Chance
Japan gifts German POW Emil Weed glass eye from Empress
In Tokyo a German prisoner Emil Weed, a Bavel gunner captured at Tsingesu, received the first imperial gift the Japanese Cypress has given a POW a glass eye to replace his damaged one. German POWs in Japan have been in custody over eighteen months and endure a monotonous routine with occasional escape attempts.
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Tokyo
Tne
Emil Weed
Tsingesu
Yokohama
Yokohama Prisoners Receive Small Comforts From Home
Reports detail German inmates in Yokohama receiving cigars cigarettes tobacco and mailed parcels. Prisoners send home postal cards and small gifts including fabrics kimonos pictures and personal items amid hardship.
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Yokohama
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