North Carolina Taxpayers Back Eight Months School Term
Editorial from Raleigh argues the state’s eight month school term, funded by reorganized government, leaves no child without schooling while cutbacks hit other states. It cites Governor Gardner and Governor Ehringhaus, noting reduced local government and lower taxes as key to funding public education.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
United States
Atlantic
Tennessee
Virginia
South Carolina
Gardner
Gompelen
Tnder
Ehvinghrus
Old North State
New Skin Game in Crime Showdown
Chicago police report a criminal may have grafted skin onto fingers after fingerprinting failed. Officials note fingerprinting remains the only absolute ID and federal records loom large. The story cites unconfirmed claims of skin grafting and the public debate over crime investigations.
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Chicago
Laval
Sein-Vonfling
Low-cost plan for military planes sparks debate
A garbled report outlines plans for affordable aircraft, mentioning figures like 700 and 10,006, and quotes from Eugene Vidal of the Department of Communications. It notes concerns over safety, engineering support, and the viability of low-price jets, contrasting past progress with current uncertainties and a distant timeline.
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Mugene Vidal
Gevoniities
Hensel
Staeleyt
YOO
Alpha Mechanics
Wanvant Uf
Indipstra
Geo HO Mess
STM
Weld
Undefined Prompt Source Summary
Fragmented OCR text presents no clear events, names, places, or dates. The readable matter appears abstract and lacks a coherent news item or identifiable entities to summarize into a factual headline and teaser.
Holliday returns with new essay on civilization
Robert Cortes Holliday, after eight sabbatical years, resumes writing with a serious tracing of civilization. His work, set in Indiana and linked with critics who hail him as the American Belloc, delves into art, theater, and urban life, noting the decline of street life and the grit of New York’s cultural scene.
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York
Jovers
Ampilean Casey
Robert Cortes Holliday
Tiends
Eveda
Whistler
George Moore
Holliday
Indiana
Christopher Morely
Schools Face Crisis In Public Education Costs
An analysis by James T. Williams Jr. warns that retrenchment in education hurts future American progress. The piece cites rising enrollments, shrinking teacher numbers, and widespread cuts in programs across hundreds of cities, urging citizens to act.
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James T. Williams JR
America
American Educational Week
Rational Education Association
The
American Legion
Uniited States Office of Education
Kinniorgiertesta
1923 and 1911 Clippings from San Antonio Files
A garbled column recalls events from November 29 1923 including weather delays of an offensive near Hays County and mentions of Maf George M Haldegan using gas against peptidrs. A Geneva geologist renounces, becoming a U.S. citizen. The 1911 notes describe a Saint Andrews Day service at Central Church and a San Antonio Junior Scientific Society telegraph photo transmission at Ulm with talks on wireless to the Philippines and ultraviadee-Ught experiments.
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Lar Yathesorkes
Hays County
George M. Halde-gan
Francois de Lors
Geneva
Switzerland
United Stains
Scientific Society of
San Antonin
Ulm
Akeikbhy
Wajec
Ari Intestion
Niyght
Richard Craig
Ught
Ronald Frank
The Turbulent Rise of Kemal Ataturk and Allied Views
A biographical sketch of Mustafa Kemal Pasha, detailing his rise to power in Turkey, reforms toward modernity, and the era's cultural shifts. It notes his tolerance for women, the transformation of Istanbul society, and parallels with Admiral William Sowden Sims, plus reflections on naval power and air forces as future weaponry.
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Mos Ton
France
Istanbul
Anfara
Europe
William Sowden Sims
U 8
Admiral Sims
North Westening
Sims
United Rrates
Sima Betlevas
Naval
Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland on changing English slang
A reflective column tracing how English evolved after the war, noting slang shifts from engagement to heavy date and terms like swell, camouflage, and buddy. The piece laments rapid word invention, Walter Winchell’s influence, and the transient life of popular slang as trends come and go.
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Helen Rowland
Housemaids Knee and its treatment by Royal Copeland MD
Medical article explains bursitis of the knee, its causes from kneeling and blows, and treatments. It covers padded splints, drainage, warm or wet dressings, incision for pus, temporary drains, massage, rest, and encouraging motion. Also notes electrical or other therapies and warns timely care prevents chronic inflammation. Names Royal Copeland and dates from the era appear in the text.
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