Survey Demand at San Antonio School Board Office
A demand for copies of a report prompted a survey at the San Antonio school board office. The disorderly note mentions Dr. 7 and Tabhttia, with unclear context and fragmented wording.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1915
Page
7
A demand for copies of a report prompted a survey at the San Antonio school board office. The disorderly note mentions Dr. 7 and Tabhttia, with unclear context and fragmented wording.
An extraordinary demand for the Isthoulk survey and development plan spreads from east to west and from Perth to south. Copies sell for 80 cents each as universities like Stanford, Princeton, Columbia and Chicago request copies. School superintendents in major cities seek them, and libraries and universities store the survey for educational use.
The article discusses Osler’s view on pulmonary tuberculosis and cites Eckman’s Alterative as potentially beneficial due to its lime content and combination ingredients. It notes the promise of the remedy and calls for trials, while cautioning about unverified endorsements from private sources and the absence of habit-forming substances.
Three committees from Rotary Club, Chamber of Commerce, Merchants Association and women’s groups will inspect public schools to justify a future bond issue. The effort, led by George Molnigresa and including Arthur Storms and H W Finck, seeks broad civic support and careful deliberation before any expansion following the 1916 compulsory education law.
A late United States flag was presented to Main Avenue High School by the Ladin' Relief Corps on Monday afternoon in an event attended by over 800 students. Seven literary clubs contributed to the program with a presentation speech by Lol J. D. Cowlsssna and a receiving salute from Principal J. FH. Tiyan.
A fragment describes a high school program with an orchestra and readings by the Shakespeare and Mark Twain Literary Clubs. Henry ierndon, Miss int Bhechan, Miss Mi jorle Wi, and Miss Mary Weblingers are named among participants. A flag presentation and an acceptance speech are noted, with music by the high school orchestra and a mention of “Gong, Long Way From Home.” Regular train mention and a stray postal item follow.
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