Federal department of education urged by editors and groups
In a national education policy push, the National Education Association calls for a federal department of education with a secretary in the president's cabinet. Backed by over 20 groups including the American Federation of Teachers and the National League of Women Voters, it argues federal research and coordination will raise standards, echoing Washingtons founders. The piece links the move to the upcoming congress, Washington's bicentennial, and compares education promotion to agriculture, commerce, and labor.
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National Education Association
Department of Education
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Hot Springs
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Hearst
American Federation of Teachers
American Federation of Labor
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National Women’s Trade Union League
National League of Women Voters
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Agriculture
Labor
Congress
Secretary of Education
Department
Departments of Agriculture, Commerce and Labor
Washington
Adams
Jefferson
George Washington
Effect of Wealth on Solly Joel’s Life and Limits
The piece reflects on Solly Joel, a wealthy magnate with a $60,000,000 fortune, showcasing riches without granting health, happiness, or love. It notes wealth buys appearance and confidence, but cannot feed or quench the soul, nor buy genuine affection or skyward joy.
Underdogs Weave Hat Into Presidential Ring
Consternation in Republican Democratic and Socialist ranks as underdogs claim influence in party maneuvering. A club member escalates chatter about possible future leadership and strategy shifts shaping the upcoming political landscape.
Trains and Trials of Si The Seots in Texas Trails
Comic tale by Harry Williams humorously follows Trails as he gathers inside jokes and stories from friends, mingling ranch meets and irrigation history. Characters include Mac, Russell Sawnders, Captain Py W Tanmenn, and Jimmie, with scenes around a bus stop, a porch gallery, and rural Texas life.
Laughs and losses in hard times reported by locals
By HARRY WILLIAMS men are befsgent from $0 the day to $7 maybe when they do Wark Laugh says Jimmie All I got to depend on now are my Cows quoth the lady and believe me I'm tre teklog core of them They bring in about S120 a month and if I were ta lose tint don't know what'd beomae of tint Timmie's friend was un splendid rock ez new how to dress and had been to a movie end then a shopping tour ake and the charming kid daughter Honent now ant it Lough Jack to be out of s job at $0 the day and have to face the and fact that the wits can't bring in bat 400 the moon One draw-back to the roduiry 1a pronounced Policeman Jimmie that there are not enough women like that to go around I know gusa put nf work who int got no woman like that
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Jimmie
Timmie
Rockez
Ake
Jack
Worry injures health says Royal Copeland M D
Health advice warns that worry harms digestion sleep and overall wellbeing. The piece argues not all worry is avoidable but urges clear thinking about true values and avoiding chronic anxiety to prevent bodily harm. It cites nervous disorders and the toll of fear on health with dated attribution to 1921.
Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland
Mixed sploevers ona opuaily xelt oginiated. A tale of married life and love affairs as a man ponders partner roles. The column reflects on why some men avoid marriage and if true love remains an emotional core while navigating societal expectations.
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Helen Rowland
Listen World You Never Can Tell Noguchi Story Told
A fragment from Elsie Robinson extols Noguchi, praising his scientific feats and heroic death while detailing a flawed, larger-than-life biography. The piece contrasts public admiration with private faults, concluding with reflections on unexpected greatness amid chaos. Coarse prose and OCR glitches blur names and places.
Leblang the King of Cut Rate Tickets and Broadway Power
Joe Leblang built a theater ticket empire, buying and trading passes to place signs for business. He rose from a corner cigar shop to own theaters and a vast network, influencing shows and producers while donating to humanitarian causes.
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Joe Leblang
Andaelien
Ob Security
Leblang & How
Fera
Calu
Florida
France
Sizie Avenue
Tray
Forty-third
Trondyag
Wilding
George M. Cohan
Trondmag
Hig
Drew
20 Years Ago From The San Antonio Light
Twenty years back the county faced liquor election questions with poll data and county authorities noting a surge in local establishments. A county clerk’s office update shows rising filings and a busy docket as records mount and the liquor question looms over the community.
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