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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1924
Page
3
Prepared by the State Superintendent of Public Instruction the document presents a list of questions for April county examinations testing mental qualifications for elementary school teachers. It covers agriculture schooling morals study methods arithmetic decimals grammar and early U.S. history with various prompts and problem sets.
A long list of grammar topics and language questions covering pronouns tense voice punctuation and sentence structure. Also includes sections on literature history science and handwriting with numerous prompts and tasks for analysis definition and transformation of sentences.
Miss Roxie Stinson, former wife of Jess W. Smith, testifies before a senate committee investigating Attorney General Harry Daugherty alleging Smith shared financial deals with Daugherty. She describes meetings at a “tittle green house” on K Street and says Smith called Daugherty his “bumper” while Daugherty denies the claims, calling Stinson a disappointed, malicious woman.
Montana has two fighting senators Thomas J. Walsh and Burton K. Wheeler. Walsh, the senior, is serving his second term ending 1925. He grew up in Wisconsin, earned a B S from the University of Wisconsin in 1884, and practiced law after starting in South Dakota and Helena. He rose to prominence amid oil inquiry and has pressed damming Yellowstone Lake for irrigation, facing nationwide opposition and a blocking report from committee.
The Public Roads Bureau under Agriculture's Thomas McDonald administers the Federal Aid Road Act, partnering with states to improve post and national forest roads. Born near Leadville, McDonald envisions widespread, fast travel and stresses roads serve farmers, communities, and social contracts beyond simple market use.
Rear Admiral Henry B. Wilson, superintendent at Annapolis, explains the Naval Academy’s goal to mold midshipmen into educated gentlemen with honor and loyalty to country. He emphasizes practical minds, foundational education, and humane, firm discipline to ensure graduates carry respect for the academy into service.
Mr Moon gazes from his sky home at dark streets and sleepy humans. He muses on night, fame, and habit, then pens verses about himself and his Reahee a m the Moon while commenting on daytime crazes and twilight shine.
A collection of quick riddles and punny questions. The dog turns before lying down and a baker sells what he kneads. Washington is dead and grass has blades while pistils and bull rushes appear.
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