Overcoming Poverty Disease and Sin in Chicago University Vision
Chicago is set to become a national educational hub as three Illinois universities, including Northwestern, anchor the city. The speaker argues a university’s core is service to overcome poverty disease and sin, stressing education over mere alms and calling for trained leaders to reform outdated practices.
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Chicago
United States
Illinois
Northwestern
Service
Ruth Scott’s Luck With a Bull in an Antique Essay
A girl named Ruth Scott recalls a summer incident she calls luck. While chasing cows she became entangled in a fence, freed by her hair slipping from a barb, then ran as a red bull charged toward her. The bull escaped through the fence, then was led away by Mr Drake, who fenced him in.
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Ruth Scott
Burdette Explains Monroe Doctrine as Clear Policy
Robert L Turdette sums up the Monroe Doctrine in humorous terms. He says it forbids foreign nations from infringing on American soil and warns other powers not to expand across the boundary without consent. The doctrine is described as the United States acting as the central arbiter of who may use near territories.
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Robert Lturdette
England
France
Germany
Austria
Italy
Russia
Realist director schemes for a beach kiss scene
A famed director took his crew to a beach to film a bathing scene. He told an actor to kiss a group he believed were bathing girls but they were a private party. He justified harsher actions to heighten realism.
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Moving Picture
A Baby's Day in a Household Morning Routine
A baby wakes the family earlier than any alarm clock, shatters dishes with ease, and topples repeatedly with natural unprovoked energy. It dramatizes daily life by turning small objects into moments of spectacle and fuss.
The Mischievous Infant Showdown of a Household
A humorous portrait describes a baby who can be the perfect angel in private yet a fault litany in public. It claims the infant causes constant turmoil, sleeps when the father works, cries when sleepy, and can fill a home with music and a space in parents’ hearts.
Harding Warns Parents To Keep Children In School
President Harding warns New York teacher Matthew J. Spstein that children should not leave classrooms unless absolutely necessary. He praises public schools for their service but says parental cooperation is essential to maximize their usefulness.
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Harding
Matthew J. Spstein
New York
Pa Nls
Visitor from Hot Springs visits Callahan Addition family
Mrs Alice T Peirce of Hot Springs South Dakota arrives Monday to spend a week with her daughter Mrs Rt S Scott in Callahan Addition to see if her son in law is properly cared for during convalescence. County Agent Scott admits his wife's mother shows no discrimination in affection. He is getting sassy again and a little fat.
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Alice T. Peirce
Hot Springs
South Dakota
Rt. S. Scott
Callahan Addition
Scott
Six Weeks More Aid To China Food Crisis
The New York Herald warns that beyond the grain already sent, six weeks remain before China’s next harvest. Americans are asked to keep the starving provinces alive until mid June, since current relief is nearly exhausted and leaves must be eaten.
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China
New York
Marketing Egg and Fowl Sales Guidelines
Marketing marketing products command the best prices. Pure bred fowls produce uniform products. Begin marketing the cockerels as soon as they weigh one pound or attain a marketable weight. Market white shelled and brown shelled eggs in separate packages. When selling eggs to the country merchant or cash buyer insist that the transaction be on a quality basis. Ship or deliver eggs at least twice or three times weekly. Small or dirty eggs should be used at home. When taking eggs to market they should be protected from the sun’s rays. Infertile eggs will withstand marketing conditions much better than fertile eggs.
First Aid For Baby Rescued From Tank By Father
The three year old daughter of Frank Ketterer, living near the penitentiary, was found face downward in a tank. He pulled her from the water, shook her to remove water, and she revived with first aid before Dr. F B Hollenbeck’s arrival. The infant remained cold but conscious, and Mr Ketterer has three children aged two to five.
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Frank Ketterer
F. B. Hollenbeck
N. Ball
Castle, Roper & Matthews Undertaking Company
Mr. Ixettere
Special Saturday Box Chocolates Sale at Rexall Store
A weekly special sale offers box chocolates every Saturday at the Rexall Store. Limited quantities, discounts apply to assorted brands. customers urged to visit the Rexall location for event details and pricing.
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Rexall
Princess Julianna of Tolland A Life of Strict Duty
A 12 year old princess in training endures rigorous study and etiquette while foreseen as future queen. Her days are filled with French history math geography drawing grammar and violin along with court customs and arranged companions. Parents counselors and state determine her future husband in a life of duty not play. In a separate incident a boy is injured by a car in a Scottsbluff street scene and rushed to hospital where he recovers under his farm-worker father Mr McKim.
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Julianna of
Tolland
Juliana
Mamma
Brown
Ncley
McKim
Scottsbluff Merald
Markets Report Flour and Grain Prices Across Varied Grades
Market brief lists prices for flour grades including hard and soft winter and rye flour, hay, butter and eggs, live and iced poultry, potatoes, onions, and cattle. Includes specific price ranges for hogs, sheep, and dairy items, with multiple grade distinctions and delivery notes across commodities.
The Little Folks Speak Their Absurdities
A brief note reflects on how children, like all of Adam’s offspring, display a variety of humor and folly as described by Beecher Stowe in a reflective aside. The snippet captures a parental voice noting childlike antics with a gentle, humorous tone.
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Adam
Beecher Stowe
Child Run Over by Auto in City Accident
Seven year old Lester McKim, son of E A McKim, lies in Midwest hospital with a broken right leg after an accident Friday afternoon. Auto driven by A C Brown, accompanied by A J Shumway, ran over him while the men were inspecting land north of the city near Victory Hill school.
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Lester McKim
E. A. McKim
Midwest Hospital
Big City
A. C. Brown
A. J. Shumway
Victory Hill School
Postmaster General Hayes Promises Faster Newspaper Mail
Hayes pledges to expedite delivery of newspaper mails. He notes newspapers go to press on time and must reach post offices on time to reach subscribers. Publishers welcome the Hays spirit and the era’s appreciation, per the State Journal.
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Hayes
Hays
State Journal
Gold Hidden on Iowa Farm Unearthed by Plow
John Brasell of Lansing Iowa found a glass jar containing 1300 in gold while plowing at the Patrick Calahan farm where he worked as a farm hand. The money is believed to have been buried on the Callahan farm many years ago and the discovery rewarded labor.
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John Brasell
Lansing
Iowa
Patrick Calahan
Brasell
Callahan
Federal Land Bank Reopens in Omaha to Begin Farm Loans
The Federal Land Bank of Omaha reopened its doors at 1208 S Woodman of the World building after a 12 month loan halt due to litigation. President D. P. Hogan said the bank has over 4 million dollars available to lend to farms in Nebraska South Dakota and Wyoming and is already receiving loan applications through associations. Loans will start after papers are examined and land appraisals completed. The bank funded its 4 million from federal bonds issued April 18 amid cautious demand due to 5 percent interest.
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Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Woodman of the World Building
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wyoming
D. P. Hogan
Hogan
Omaha
Fragmentary note reports items sold at a porch sale eastward
A garbled OCR line notes items sold near a tears porch and mentions an eastern location. Details are unclear but imply a small local sale on the east side.
Death of Bernice Fouts In Horseback Accident Near James Corner
The Lake Allee community mourns Bernice Fouts who died Sunday afternoon after a horseback ride incident. A horse in the group bolted near James Corner north of the city, throwing her and causing fatal injuries including a neck fracture and a skull fracture. Her friends rushed to aid her as the accident ended her young life.
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Lake Allee
Bernice Fouts
Bernice
the James' Corner
Holks
Scottsbluff! Herald
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Sherlock) Holm
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