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Newspaper
Syracuse Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1938
Page
25
An article describes new instruments for teaching efficient reading, including the Cothalm-O-Grape and the Metron-O-Scope. It explains how the Metron-O-Scope presents one to several words through a slit to train proper rhythm and eye movement, aiding readers to reach 150 to 200 words per minute.
Vocational training at the school prepares teachers who study and practice in real classrooms. Notable instructors include Miss Marion Gardner, Miss Florence Kezins, Miss Orean, Frank Lechword, Fransello, Haro Rankin, Miss ose D. Williams, and Cathenns Bedell.
Wen da E. acting bureau manager announced today that loan applications will be received at the farm unit office in the real building after Monday.
A severe fire in Syracuse forces residents from their homes on Tallly Street as flames spread from a ground floor restaurant and threaten nearby residences. Fire units from three companies battle the blaze for about an hour, with the culprit wiring defect cited as the cause and a police patrolman aiding in evacuation. Authorities warn the incident could have been much worse if detected later.
Report notes 140 girls attend a Parley at the YWCA with leaders and advisers from Cortlana Epaira Jamestern and several towns. Mentions include Lockport Niagara Falls Rochester Tonawanda Watertown Westfield Ere Pa and Warren Pa as listed locations.
About sixteen mothers and daughters gathered for an annual Women’s Baptist toast event. John Tune and Miss Hele were among the speakers or honorees, with remarks recognizing community contributions and fellowship.
Fragmentary OCR outlines a council planning session with mentions of students, locations, and dated references. The readable segments indicate organizational planning and potential agenda items, reflecting a civic meeting context.
A brief note from the student body discusses the idea of a one house legislature and its potential implications for governance. The item highlights debate among students about representation, efficiency, and future reforms.
Fragmentary OCR records show mentions of Brady quitting, adjournments, and a court sequence involving Albert, Brad, and Jesse Kinge. References to Béde Asie earnings and a possible adjournment next week hint at ongoing legal actions and defense consent.
Brilisiaw armowau a Hearst magazine illustrator will judge the junior beauty semifinalists. The contest was announced today and involves a two batch photograph set indicating finalists.
Speanime defers an International Relations Club forum at Syracuse University yesterday afternoon. Walter H. C. Lawes of the University of Chicago, director of the Midwest League of Nations Association, scored the American policy of isolation in international affairs.
A 61 year old man was taken to police headquarters after residents complained of a man carrying a razor near the Willow and Lady streets area. Patrolman Otto Brauchie responded Friday afternoon to the disturbance. The suspect was restrained and questioned by officers.
A six year old Salina girl was struck by a car on Seventh North Street and is hospitalized in serious condition with brain injury and a fractured skull. The driver, Bennnecht Merers of 1219 Madison, was questioned as police investigate the accident near the girl’s home after her school ride.
LeRoy Casper spoke Thursday at a Sunday Club urging more focus on youth. He commented on a recent meeting where about half of the young people expressed feeling lacking purpose or salt in life. He urged granting them opportunities and support for guided effort.
Mrs Jennie A Shepard of 223 Lochwood Rd has been notified she receives a trust fund of 15000 from the estate of her late friend Mrs Ida Gertrude Seamans. The estate was appraised in New York City last Friday for transfer valued at 573651. Seamans was the widow of 2 Walter Seamans, once identified as related to the Reengington Type.
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