Flying School Room Planned in Paris Education Effort
About 10 000 Paris school children will take year long flights over the city to learn sights and geography from 5 000 feet, guided by volunteer pilots and teachers. Initiated by Councillor Lefebvre and supported by Ligue Aeronautique de France and Societe Francaise Aeronautique, the program aims to acclimate youth to flying as future city transport.
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Paris
Ligue 1 Aeronautique de France
Soiiete Francaise Aeronautique
Charles Lefebvre
Counelor
Councillor Lefebvre
Terra Firma
Fapetine Exhibit by Local Farmer Shown in Mome City
In Mome City Kansas a display shows a vine plant reportedly over 60 years old. Otto Wall echlezer, a local farmer, presents the specimen as a curious agricultural relic amid unclear captions and sparse text.
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Mome City
Kan
Otto Wallechlezer
Survey shows fewer teachers in nation’s schools
Washington report from May 2 notes a 2.4 percent drop in the number of school teachers as enrollments rise 1.5 percent. Over 6,000 urban superintendents contributed, with more than half reporting teacher per pupil declines and budget cuts in salaries. Some districts face shorter terms, reduced textbook purchases, and a 57.6 percent cut in capital outlay over two years.
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Washington
Offices of Education of the Interior Department
Prospectors Return To School To Study Mining In Nevada
Prospector veterans roam Nevada seeking precious metals but enroll in new courses under the state board of national education and the Nevada state bureau of mines. Classes cover geology, mineralogy, chemistry and basic laboratory work to learn the ABCs of prospering.
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Louvelouk
Nev
State Board of National Education
Nevada State Bureau of Mines
Future task of raising public consciousness
A speculative reflection on improving society by expanding awareness among both men and women. The statement envisions broad social progress through greater collective understanding and personal growth.
Prevention Is Better Than Cure
An advertisement promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Tablets to prevent periodic pain with usage starting a few days before discomfort. It claims lasting relief with no narcotics or dizziness, offering a chocolate coated tablet and a 50¢ package size.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Delivery contact listings for Wellington address
Wellington service directory lists delivery contact points at 301 Herrick Ave East and 229 Courtland for delivery issues and missed copies. Phones 308 W and 156 R provided for complaints or service requests.
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Herrick Ave
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Seeley Golden Wedding Celebrated at Norwalk
Mr and Mrs Wesley Allen Seeley marked fifty years of marriage at Norwalk with their children and extended family attending. Their life together has seen no family deaths, despite four married children twelve grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Johnny Kilbane to dine with Col and Mrs James C MacDermott in Wellington before refereeing boxing matches for the American Legion card. Kilbane previously directed physical training at Camp Sherman during World War I and now works for the Cleveland board of education teaching boxing.
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Wellington
C. J. Seeley
Boyd McConnell
Charles Seeley
McConnell
Seeley
Wesley Allen Seeley
Norwalk
James C. MacDermott
Kilbane
American Legion
MacDermotts
Camp Sherman
McDermott
Cleveland Board of Education
Ramblings With The Flowers By Mrs C F Ensign
The article describes hardy bulbous plants from India Persia and Africa including various Eremurus species with tall spikes and colored flowers. It notes scarcity and high prices, growth in Washington state, and seed propagation requiring five years to bloom. It also recounts introducing Smyrna fig to California and the role of Blastophaga wasps in pollination enabling fig production.
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United States
India
Persia
Africa
Washington
Department of Agriculture
California
Spencer Spencer Bridge Club Hosts Evening in May
Mrs Wall de Biddinger hosted the Spencer Bridge Club at her home on Thursday evening. Several local residents and guests from Greenwich and Medina attended events and services are planned with Rev. Bacon and Rev. Bates officiating. A range of church activities, family visits, and social gatherings filled the week, including a K P hall dance and a home talent event.
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Spencer
Wall de Biddinger
Bridge Club
Marion Wolf
Charles Miller
Greenwich
Marvin Ingraham
Liberty Street
Spencer Town Hall
L. H. Stroup
South Main Street
Fidelity
Spencer Baptist Church
Georges Bates
Ellen Walters
Bellevue
Grover Walters
C. Miller
Bacon
First Baptist Church
Wedina
George Bates
Medina Church
Ray Brouse
Frank Brouse
Wretha
Huston Hallibough
Will Huntsberger
Akron
Philothea Sunda
MM. E. Church
Charles MacToren
Gloria
Susie Ream
Monroeville
Tein Ream
K. of P Hall
Harold Leiby
Joe Baker
Canton
F. M. Burkhart
Elyria
Anna Betz
Wellington
Clarence Thornton
Jamix
New London
Homer Camel
Terrence Curtice
Nora Aldrich
Rita Kupfer
Alice Moffett
Ashland
Kate Moffett
Alfred Fuller
Earl Friend
Davis
F. E. Reutter
Dorothy Biggs
Edna Reutter
Vina Bechtel
Mr. Bricker
Atto Kuepfer
Dallas Auble
Jack Beck
Harold Keiby
Harry Greetham
John Rook
Blake Stroup
Hershel McVicker
J. B. Child
Cincinnati
Warner Gannette
River Corners
Local Residents Return Home and Visit in Summer
The report notes many residents returning from travels and visits. Mrs. Will Stell assists Mrs. Mary Van Valkenburg after a Cleveland return. Rose Mantz finishes a term in Sharon Center and plans a summer stay with her parents. Several families, including the Morrells and Luces, travel between Ohio towns and Chicago.
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Will Stell
Mary van Valkenburg
Cleveland
Rose Mantz
Sharon Center
Martin Weidrick
Edith Roberts
Akron
Avalyn Roberts
J. A. Gariss
Will Morrell
Chatham
Florida
Will Barrett
Will Moore
Frank Luce
Frank Fuller
Chicago
Walter Rook
Frank Novak
Sam Woods
Elyria
Marion Wolf
The Watch on the Rhine Renamed to The Watch on the Jew
The phrase The Watch on the Rhine was altered to The Watch on the Jew in a public notice or discussion, signaling a shift in naming or framing of the wartime slogan and its usage. The change draws attention to propaganda terminology and its reception in current discourse.
Burglars Net Ten Dollars From Grain Dealers Office
Burglars who broke into the Co operative Grain Dealers office at Sublette rolled a heavy safe outside, opened it, and found only ten dollars. Local police investigate the break in.
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Sublette
Kan
Cooperative Grain Dealers Office
Godless Institutes and Leagues Delight Soviet Russia
Soviet authorities praise atheistic education and press groups as a showpiece of state policy. The piece highlights secular institutes leagues and correspondents as examples of a modern, godless society.
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Soviet
Russia
Workmen uncover Indian skeleton near Binghamton New York
A skeleton, likely of a young Indian maiden, was unearthed by highway workers near Binghamton New York. The remains were buried four feet underground. Wasps of an American species use a small stone to tamp down and level the ground around their nest.
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Binghampton
N.Y
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