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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1918
Page
7
An essay praising mothers and women’s roles during wartime. It argues children are society’s priority, urges nurturing and protecting child life, supporting war efforts, and funding government bonds to secure America’s future. It links motherhood with national renewal and moral duty.
A polemic argues for harsh action against the Industrial Workers of the World and advocates deportation or confinement for leaders and supporters. It denounces immigrants and liberals as threats to national unity during wartime and calls for strong measures to purge perceived vermin from society.
Prepared by the State Superintendent of Public Instruction the document lists eight selected Agriculture questions from the county examination for elementary school certificates dated September 7. It includes soil composition milk pasteurization fertilizer ingredients, public farming information, feeding practices, grafting apple trees, root tubercules, and cultivation of asparagus celery or strawberry.
A set of nine problems covers rates, time use, geometry, percentage changes, and practical math. Topics include downstream and upstream speeds, rest time as a percent of day, field planting calculations, percentage gains in agriculture, prioritizing problem types, rapid addition, stock trading gains, canning economy, and sugar allocation certificates for July to September based on last year usage and current inventories.
The questions outline practical physiology topics for students. They ask why light and ventilation reduce germs, how to keep well water pure, evidence favoring water over beer, a heart function sketch, eye protection, bleeding control, uses of food classes, and teacher interest in fly control.
Group A and B questions drawn from Strayer Norsworthy and Wilkinson Rural School Management cover classroom discipline memorization inductive deductive reasoning seating facilities subject alternations and measuring teaching results, plus civic interest discipline educational literature and named reformers.
The prompt asks for eight items and mentions reasons for the North’s victory, harsh measures on the South by Congress after the war, an unusual aspect of Rutherford B. Hayes’s election, and to name a date. The fragmentary text points to a classroom or study guide question set.
The excerpt lists study prompts about tariffs and U S history. It asks to explain tariff actions, divide history into periods, describe how England acquired colonies, cite an antiwar incident, define a war as new, and explain U S military actions in Mexico and their withdrawal.
The items cover subjunctive forms of to be with examples. parenthetical clauses. complex sentences and their structure. ellipsis in sentences and implied truth. using memorized phrases in language practice. motivating language activities. forming the passive voice. meaning of haven't got any more paper. and English words ending in ing with grammar notes.
The article highlights two renowned mountain railways and notes their scenic routes and engineering feats. It compares an alpine cog railway with a cliffside descent to illustrate how mountains have been tamed for passenger travel.
A study prompt asking why Poe’s poetry is praised and requesting two prose works, authors of patriotic poems, Longfellow poem occasion, five works from Milton Carlyle Macaulay Burns, features of a tragedy or comedy as a medy, Emerson’s status, historical novels and their value, four myths or folk stories for children, and four characters from Ky Lear Othello Henry VIII John or The Tempest.
The examination in reading is oral. The examiner will conduct the examination following any plan desired.
The text prompts creating varied possessives and defines seven word pairs, plus three spelling rules for suffixes. It asks when to teach diacritical marks and dictionary use in schooling, then presents a dictated passage discussing the implications of German power, peace, and global balance.
A series of classroom prompts on planting times for Timothy red clover oats soybeans and alfalfa. It asks for at least five weed injuries and requests full explanations of tractor benefits in Ohio farming. It also lists books on rural economics farm life pest protection pruning and soil needs for peach trees.
Northwestern Ohio millers plan a protest to Food Administrator Herbert Hoover over low government flour price. Rev A Shisler returns to Bucyrus church. Civil War veteran Captain Alexic Cope dies in Columbus. Numerous accidents, fires, and local notices across Ohio include drownings, train strikes, and a cyclone impact near Youngstown.
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