Public schools' failures prompt calls for reform and better funding
In a column cited by the Columbia State, teachers face heavy workloads and rising expectations as students struggle to pass exams. The piece argues for indexing school effort to funding, comparing education costs to heating and lighting, and notes advances in agriculture education and federal support.
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jailed for husband in Philadelphia after arson acquittal
Nora Allen, once imprisoned for setting a Lake Chautauqua hotel fire, sought her husband's arrest in Philadelphia after he ignored her for years. In court she recalled giving him most of a $1,000 payout and lamented his failure to visit or help her during imprisonment.
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Rip Van Winkle Beaten by Time in Dayton Tale
Cincinnati man Robert Mentzel aged seventy five returned to public view after 35 years presumed dead by his wife who drew a soldier’s widow pension of twelve dollars monthly. Mentzel disappeared in 1877 and only recently applied for a service pension revealing a long-forgotten past.
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Hair In Girl’s Stomach Baffles Surgeons
Eleven year old Virginia Field of Los Angeles was hospitalized after a fall last November led to a nervous habit of chewing her hair. Surgeons discovered about fourteen ounces of hair balled in her stomach, a condition caused by swallowing strands over time. She is resting easily and expected to recover.
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Supreme court allows cousin marriage from other states in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled that a marriage between first cousins is not illegal if contracted in a state that recognizes such unions, despite Pennsylvania statutes prohibiting it. The decision hinges on recognizing marriages valid where performed.
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Zoli Reassesses Dardanelles Raid Details
Rome correspondent Corrado Zoli clarifies that the Italian torpedo boats did not pass Kilid Bahr Chanak, and that Turkish fire was misread. He cites Admiral Viale and Commander Millo noting the flotilla halted near Baikoudh Tepe and may have mistaken lights and ships for the Turkish fleet in Chanak Bay.
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Man's Prophecy of Flying Fails to Lift Prince's Dream
A tale recounted in Johnson's Rasse las details an inventor who argues that humans can fly by mastering air as swimming is mastery of water. The prince, inspired, watches the maker test wings that fail in the air but work on water, ending with the inventor sinking into a lake and the prince recovering him.
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Doctor Turns Cantelope Venture Into Ten Thousand Dollar Daydream
Clifton Colorado rancher J B Jobes, once a Pennsylvania physician, sought profit growing cantaloupes under orchard trees. A poor season left him with misread forecasts, yet he reportedly earned around ten thousand dollars from cantaloupe crops after months of work despite losses for some fruit.
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Record Yield of Wheat in Billings Montana
Billings Montana reports record wheat yield with C L Wilcox listed among growers. Officials say harvest shows strong output across local farms and supply persists for buyers.
Temptation and Trace of Temptation in Ephraim’s Fall
The lesson notes Ephraim and Israel’s downfall linked to intemperance. It lists eight charges like falsehood theft and neglect of God, explains the social and moral collapse, and concludes with God’s call for separation and reform.
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Nell Brown and Dolly Smith Engage in Relationship Remark
Nell Brown and Dolly Smith become engaged in a public acknowledgment amid speculation about their bond. The event signals a notable pairing drawing local attention and discussion.
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Local banter over Kenworthy avoids bridge night
Neighbors tease Kenworthy about mental balance after he refuses to join an auction bridge game. He prefers a quiet pastime like bean-porridge-hot or tit tat-toe, fueling light gossip.
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The Kind He Was in Courtroom Wit
A court scene recounts a black man on trial for killing another inmate in county jail. A witness describes the defendant as an ignorant, pusillanimous degenerate in blunt terms reflecting old Southern slang.
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Proud and Glad Because Mother Quit Coffee
An Ohio woman recalls severe coffee induced dyspepsia and heart trouble from eighty years of use. After switching to Postum she reports immediate relief from belching and stomach burning and a return to sound sleep and better health.
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