Corn husking and social notes from Bunker Hill
News from Bunker Hill covers a Farmers Union meeting, social visits by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wappel and Mr. Wheeler's hard time party, and local travel to Sidney. Several families gather for dinners, birthdays, and shopping trips, with four inches of snow expected to aid wheat. Fritz Beyer and relatives are mentioned amid small town happenings.
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Farmers Union
Walter Wappel
Wheeler
Sidney
John Borcher
Glen Bales
Ernest Hille
Ray Spiker
Frank Beyer
Fred Beyer
Theodore Borcher
Dorothy Bale
Ray
John
Will Borcher
Physical Culture In Public Schools at Northwestern
Northwestern University takes first step toward substituting class athletics for intercollegiate competition. The piece argues that while intercollegiate sports advertise and attract students, they may neglect the wellness of the broader student body. It notes that intense training focuses on stars while many students get left out, suggesting educators increasingly favor broader physical activity for all.
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Northwestern University
Physical culture must lead school curriculum through senior year
The article argues that physical culture should be as prominent as geography and mathematics from kindergarten through university senior year. It urges equal attention to all students, noting broader adoption in public schools and universities, with mention of Northwestern and the St Louis Globe Democrat. A separate ad notes a special Saturday chocolate sale at the Rexall store and a subscription prompt for The Telegraph.
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Metropoltan
Northwestern
St. Louis Globe Democrat
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