Individualized Education Emphasizes Socialized Learning
The article argues schools should adapt to each pupil while maintaining community involvement. It cites grouping by ability, early home education, and praise over punishment as keys. Dr Myers advocates parent collaboration, pre school education, and lifelong learning as essential to progress from infancy through school life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Education
Washington
Myers
Western Reserve
The Gamble With Death
Friends of Miss Mildred Doran describe her final flight as a calculated risk for wealth fame and independence. They contrast her choice with Lindberghs aviation motive, noting society debates whether money and ease justify dangerous feats and whether true purpose lies in progress or greed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Doran
Miss Doran
Nonce
Lindbergh
Eden
Earth
Scientist Predicts Future Flight Growth and Nobility
A scientist foresees that in one generation and a half, air travel will become widespread. The piece contrasts selfish aims with noble pursuit in aviation, praising Mildred Doran’s ambition to become a great aviator and noting Lindbergh as a paragon of noble drive.
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Mildred Doran
Historic notices and birthdays marked in yesterday's social page
Chronology of events lists Edwardian era milestones from 1871 to 1930s including when Tel Thiers became French president and Grant received Edinburgh’s freedom. It notes Gen Roberts’ Kabul to Kandahar march, a Charleston earthquake, and public notices on legislation and society milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Permanent Lighthouse Board of the
United States
Louis Adolphe Thiers
Toel
Edinburgh
Gen Grant
Gen. Roberts
Kabul
Kandahar
Charleston SC
Tennessee
Phi Alpha
University of Michigan
Paris
Bordeaut
San Francisco
Honolulu
Azores
Wilhelmina
Royal
Het Loo
Joseph John Asser
Bermuda
John G Murray
Marland
Buren
Lonaconing
Hillsboro
Olio
Jimes Tercuton Farner Coernor
Texas
Todes
Fragmentary remark on Solomon and wives noted
A garbled passage mentions Solomon and his many wives and a neighborly claim, with scattered phrases about wisdom and daily life. The text is incomplete, obscuring clear events or quotes.
I’m the Girl and the High Brow Music Taste
A fragmentary quotation reflects a speaker boasting of high musical standards and disdain for ordinary programs. The passage mocks mass taste while claiming superiority, with a casual reference to opera and self confidence in knowledge.
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Opera Master
Bs Republic Syodicate, Inc
Notable posts and travels of Horace G Knowles
Ragud Hovtt and San Domingo spark public debate over U S policy toward Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic with Horace G Knowles a veteran diplomat once posted in Latin America highlighted for his stance. Also mentions early life in Delaware and career path through consular service to ministerial roles in Europe Central America and the Caribbean. A separate item notes Mike Lemich’s bid for a top price at Rock Springs Wyoming grain market and a church founder banking link in 1810.
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DY News
Horace G Knowles
United Statics
Bomnard
Nicas
Ragud Hovtt
San Domingo
Issiah
Rsié
Mrasnowley
Delaware
Laware College
Ameriivn Consular Service
Ar Stideans
France
Rock Springs
Wyo
Mike Lemich
Justice of the Peace Court
Penney leadership and hiring standards in early department stores
The article profiles department store magnate James G. Penney and outlines his firm hiring criteria. It notes his Missouri origins, growth to 85 stores in six states, and a policy of one third ownership for managers. It also lists core traits prized in applicants including character, work ethic, and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JC. Penne
Jjames GC Penney
Missouri
Penney
Inc
Perlenes
How Things Look To THE FARMER By O. M. Kile
The Interstate Commerce Commission cuts freight rates for California fruit, a partial Smith-Hoch recognition. Farmers expect over 3.9 million dollars annual savings and lower rates for agricultural commodities most affected by low mood. Officials hail the decision as first tangible benefit of the 1925 Smith-Hoch act enactment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, DC
Interstate Commerce Commission
California
Congress
Chester Gray
Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation
Frederick Brenchman
National Grange
Commerce Commission
Gray
Poison Ivy Remedies and Plant Destruction Tactics
A wide range of home remedies and medical cautions outline treatment for poison ivy, sumac, and oak exposure, including soap and water washes, hot water applications, baking soda and borax soaks, hypochlorite solutions, and zinc oxide ointments. It urges destruction of poisonous plants on private and public land, proper protective gear for workers, and notes government pamphlets available for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
US Public Health Service
Washington DC
The One Minute Pulpit Verse on Mercy and Justice
The excerpt emphasizes that mercy preserves honor and wealth, while cruelty harms the self. It contrasts righteous living with deceit and notes that pursuing evil leads to death. The piece also states that in 1925 1182005 marriages were performed in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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Sevead Seeset
Myris
Okis Raets Vesity Pinning & Publishing Company
Ptena Kar
Mudnutt
Eel
Elyria Postoffice
Earls
Robert E. Ward, Inc
Gmicago
Wabashava
New York
Fifth Ave
Holland
Maryland
Protestant Episcopal Church
Ascuty Park
New Jersey
Canada
England
Buffalo
Lake Ontario
Toronto
Chicago
Toda
Solomon
Ford Parts
John Nunean
Sathwel
Sentland
O. M. Kile
Tomorroy
Farm Organi Tions
F. M. Sponseller
Elyria
Ohio
Fauver & Robson
Electrical Service
RADIO
The
Elyria Superior Electric Co
Broad Street
Erbocker Shower
Lee Whitney Co
Hardware & Tinshop
Broad St
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