Education Notes Urge Health Supervision in Schools
A city health supervision push cites 1872 New York reports and Pittsburg findings on disease control in schools. It notes open air and window policies, a grand example from Wisconsin Minnesota and North Dakota colleges, and Bryn Mawr’s model of open air at a campus entrance.
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Himira
N. Y
Wisconalp
Innesota
North Dakota
Wheatley
Middle-t
Wat
Coyn
Tas
Bryn Mawr
Biget
Colle
Open-air book work and shipbuilding study in San Pedro scene
A long article details an open-air book work project on a large platform near San Pedro California. It mentions ship-building activities, marine education under nautical architecture, and youths learning boat handling, with references to related schools and distant university gifts and endowments. It notes diverse nationalities and occupations among participants and lists prominent donors and institutions in Britain and Germany.
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San Pedro
Calif
UUM
Aisa
Pike Evlins
Local News From Salem College and Schools
Salem reports a wave of illnesses among youth including grippe colds trench measles and chicken pox. Bristol high faces Bridgeport high in a recent basketball game while Christmas cantata proceeds support the Seventh Day Baptist organ fund. Public school buys a Victor Victrola for Central school as W S Fleming remains ill.
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Salem
Bristol High School
Bridgeport Agh School
Teume
Marlon
Hoyd
Seventh Day Baptist Organ Fund
Parents’ Association
Regullar
Victor Victrola
Fleming
Eureka Pipe Line
Miss Lexie Randolph Visits Clarksburg as Local Factories Set January Closure
Nar trips for several days, Miss Lexie Randolph employed at the D. M. Ogden store in Clarksburg, was home over Sunday. Sheavas accompanied by the Mises McMillan and Miss Eila Woodward. Local window glass factories have not yet decided to close for January, though there is serious agitation. Factories have orders to fill to cover nearly all gain made up and can be produced before year end.
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Lexie Randolph
D. M. Ogden
Clarksburg
Mises McMillan
Eila Woodward
Priest takes leave as Christ Church rector departs for New York
The Reverend Carializair, rector of Christ Episcopal Church in Wits, left Tuesday night to reach his brother at a New York bedside. The Rev. Mr. Mitchell followed at 2:45 p.m. hoping to reach him. A seawater salt waterproof tireless odorless paper invention is claimed by an Italian chemist.
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Cambridge University
Bristol University
Glasgow
Beet
Germany
Frankfort-am-Main
University of Hamburg
Ciue
Hamburg
Mules for Sale on December 18 at Court House
On Thursday the 18th day of December 1918 at 1 o'clock P M the front door of the Court House will offer for sale at public auction 10 head of good work mules all broke to work also lot of mining machinery Terms of sale East BR Kidd C 1C
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BR Kidd
West Virginia Miners Mark Nine Day Christmas and New Year Holiday
The article notes Greek Catholic miners follow the old Julian calendar causing Christmas and New Year celebrations to span nine days. Due to calendar differences and religious observances, French, Balkan, and Ruslan communities observe holidays on Decembers and January dates, extending downtime across several mines.
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Balkan States
Dhanus Factirers
West Virginia
New Eary
Billikens Edge Fairmont Juniors In Hard Fought Game
The Billikens, though smaller than their rivals, played a steady, stout game last evening on the ingal floor, losing to Fairmont Juniors 20 to 6 after a late rally. Knight led Fairmont with seven field goals for fourteen points, while Read, Koblegard, Bailey, and Dawson contributed for Billikens with several baskets. officials were Hamilton and WW V B 0, scorekeepers Delbridge and Santen.
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Billikens
Nieekar
Tai Ease
Fairmont
Aioe
Garrett
Denham
Pield
Read
Koblegard
Bailey di Knight
Dawson
Bun
Reed
Corboat
jWamilton
WW. V. B
Usipise
Delbridge
Santen
Ides
Charleston Chamber Officials Push for Better Mail Service
Dec 17 report from Charleston notes Secretary of the Charleston chamber, Heigy P. Potter, appearing with supervisors and Senator Chilton at the post office. They press for improved city delivery, clerical efficiency, and parcel post equipment, citing Charleston’s 25,000 population, 308 dialine houses under construction, and annual wholesale and total business of 680,000,000 and 420,000,000 respectively. Postmaster Woola returned with assurance of better service after Department explanations.
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Arretsuya
Reeegausy
Washington
Charleston Chamber of Commerce
Heigy P. Potter
Pouttmager
Woods
Will’ Jarrett
Chilon
Postence Department
Ciriéaton
Charleston
Holties
Woola Wan
Mhd
Fila Penoffic
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Equiti
Aidan
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Cosmpolitan
Toms
Wenterat
Gallup
Melkinsey County
Nom
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Pe Scare
Stone Bros
Variety Store
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Star Theatre
Virginia
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City of
Warkhien
N. 4Th and Balto. Sts
Northgley
Ucket
Spears Shoe Company
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