Franklin School Parents Meet Highlights Shakespeare Exhibit
The Franklin School Parent-Teachers Association showcased student work from all grades in an exhibit. Eighth A pupils performed scenes from Julius Caesar, with Bernice Summers praised as Lucius. Music by Eighth B, and reports note baseball and track enthusiasm amid McKinley games, including a tied series heading to a decisive next game.
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Dollar Making Greas Home Made Preserves in Busy Market
The article argues that reliable profits come from staple goods like home made preserves rather than flashy new ideas. It notes strong demand for pure home made preserves and cautions that large manufacturers often dominate production for sweetening mixes.
Plan to market preserves ahead of season and boost profits
The article advises producers to publicize preserves early and secure advance orders. It recommends preparing jars labels and supplies, estimating demand, and selling in advance to ensure profits. It argues for securing 50 buyers to promise 5 jars each, then producing 250 to 500 jars for quick turnover.
Automobile motor repairs and marine engine valve action
Fragmentary OCR describes an engine misfire or explosion in a marine four piston setup. It explains pistons moving, gas ignition, valve ports opening and burnt passages, with references to cylinders, exhaust sounds like chug and stall as parts fail.
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Franklin School Track Team Aims For Upcoming Meet
Franklin School recently formed its track team with multiple practices this week. The squad, nicknamed the trackers, is shaping up as it seeks to arrange a meet with another school to test its progress.
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Voyage to a Seaport Town
A narrative fragment describes two children approaching a harbor by sea. They encounter unfamiliar language and a town with tall masts and smokestacks looming on the horizon. The scene ends with plans for a future visit to one of the ships.
Missing Gallicpolis woman linked to tar collar find
The discovery of a tar collar and a beaded bag on the Ohio river bank at the foot of Mill street prompts inquiries into Lizzie Lasley, 70, who lived in Gallipolis with her cousin Mr. Heaking.
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Garden projects at Franklin and Hamilton schools
School garden news reports Franklin school's Company K preparing a garden play under the title A Garden Haglth Drive with Captain Paul F. Robson and officers Heuterant Jack Cushing. Miss Kirk notes steady progress. Hamilton school claims the largest garden show with 222 total and lists officers for Companies A through G and others, naming captains and lieutenants.
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Franklin School
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Jack Cushing
Norman-Arnold
Virginia ‘Pope
Ars Gle
Episcopal service set with Knights Templar presence
Edwin B Redhead rector announces Sunday after Ascension service at St Andrew's with Holy Communion at 7 30 am morning prayer and sermon at 9 30 am evening service and sermon at 7 00 pm church school at 9 15 am junior confirmation at 3 30 pm and adult class after evening service reading room open daily Bible reading encouraged.
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Mortals and Immortals Sermon Title at First Church
The First Church of Christ presents a sermon on Mortals and Immortals based on Romans 8 21. The service highlights faith and eternal life with a focus on spiritual renewal.
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Late Stock Reports Show Mixed Market Activity
The May New York session saw light dealings with pockets of strength in specific issues. Notable gains appeared in Atlantic Gulf, Mexican and Pop. American Petroleum, Industrial Alcohol, and select rails, while beet sugar and other commodities closed firm or unchanged amid broad volatility and rising futures.
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Market notes and commodity prices from Chicago and Cincinnati
The report shows wheat futures bullish mid May with July at 1.78 1/4 and Sept at 1.64 5/8. Corn May 2.96 2/3, July 1.78 3/4, Sept 1.66 5/8. Oats steady around 1.22 to 1.24, barley near 1.95 to 2. Potatoes in Michigan and New York 3.91 to 1.50 per sack. Hay and rye steady with oats easing in parts.
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Livestock Market Report From Multiple U.S. Cities
Trading figures show mixed cattle hogs and sheep with varied prices across Cleveland Kansas City and Chicago. Hogs top near 14.65 while cattle and lambs range with steers up to 23.20 and lambs around 16.60 per hundredweight.
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