County Correspondence LT in St Louis notes many local lives
Mary Millard convalesces while Mrs Harry Spendrove visits Merrill guests of Mr and Mrs J D Whitney. Reports on trips to New Mexico and Arkansas move, home purchases on Washington and Michigan avenues, and various social happenings. Church meetings, weddings, and community events fill the week with visits, illness recoveries, travel, and local business changes among St Louis residents.
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Mary Millard
Harry Spendrove
Merrill
J. D. Whitney
W. White
New Mexico
Randolph Root
Arkansas
Maggie Griffith
Washington and
Michigan Avenues
Jacob Bainbridge
Hunt
Bault Ste. Marie
OP Vanna
Vilet
Clevelend
Obly
Gee
Vile
Sell
Saginaw
Bo Hubbard
Montague
Nina Smith
Beeen
Treer's Mall
Archdelier
Mra
C.D. Crandall
TF. Webb
Harrisville
Mich
Ren Vuubar
Wheeler
Webo
J. C. Fullerton
Tumily
AE. McIntyre
A. Baleh
Dean Wilson
Grand Tapi
St. Louis
David Kitinhana
Blner Hanna
Bluffton
Ind
OBS
Ranton
McComblen
Decatur
Indiana
Toronto
Amy Mallory
Elsie
Nancy Griffith
Baptist Church
Oscar Hart
East Street
Nancy Nestle
Bethany
Alma
Miner
St. Louie
Rowell
Mayville
Homer Weed
Breckenridge
Tre Helps
Geo. Cooper
St. Lou
Newel
Bradford
Ithaca
Martin Museau
Jim Wilson
Henry Mischler Leaves School for Dover Del
Henry Mischler has left school and will move to Dover Del being the first freshman to depart the class. Viva Hillock visited the school. Two new books arrived for the library titled Frey Slavery and Michigan Geography. Alfred Wolansky and Alles Watson named class historian and poet respectively. Mazie Coleman Ioah Allen and Edmund Wolfgang named to the class song committee. The Botany class studied Pine species. Paul Hate in U1 with tonailitis. Jonny Kenny returned after a week away. Ruth Allen is ill. The school is rehearsing The Gypsy Festival play. Arthur Jones was absent Friday.
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Henry Mischler
Dover
Del
Henry
Viva Hillock
Weéd Nessaty
Alfred Wolansky
Mazie Coleman
Ioah Allen
Edmund Wolfgang
Paul Hate
Jonny Kenny
Ruth Allen
Lansing
Arthur Jones
Nox
Study of Latin in Ada High School
The article argues Latin merits for practical and cultural reasons, linking Latin to modern law, science, and literature. It outlines a four year course at Ada High School, with two years for college preparatory students. First-year work covers vocabulary, declensions, conjugations, syntax rules, and translation practice.
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Hurgely
Greece
Rome
Ube Qatidr Ie
Alma High School
Latin sequence through four years of study and Caesar
The curriculum tracks Caesar through the Latin sequence with translations and grammar review in year one and composition. Year two solidifies Latin through Caesar’s Gallic War and Cassar translations while building English expression. Year three covers Cicero and Roman history, style, and rhetorical devices, and year four introduces Latin poetry with Ovid and Virgil to prepare mastery of classical prose and epic verse.
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Caesar
Cassar
Cicero
Clcero
Ovid
Rome
Does Backache Worry You Kidney Ad Promises Relief
An Alma advertisement urges readers to treat weak kidneys with Dean's Kidney Pills. It cites backache, frequent urination, nervousness, and fatigue as signs and quotes L. B. Jackman of Alma praising the remedy after experiencing relief. Sold at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo.
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Dean
Neys
Alma
L. B. Jackman
St. Alma
Saya
Mr. Jackman
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