Examination for teachers under new state law outlined
Hon Thomas G Millar outlines September 11 12 exams for primary and high school certificates. Primary tests include Reading Nature Study Hygiene Sanitation and School Management with optional subjects. High School selection allows ten branches across six boards with four chosen by applicant and six by board. Also notes Berlin style phrasing and unrelated product mentions Burdock Blood Bitters and Sweet Melody Flour appearing in ad text.
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Thomas G. Millar
Achools
Rescheniar
Preserit
Servientes
Fleming
Miller
Hyglege and Sanitation
Laidley
Deal
Arrlaon
Murray
Deahi
Garrison
Local Notes Highlight Town Visitors and Talks
SHINNGTON TERS orn. Pyriday, to Thoms Jarrett, Jr. and som FE, Nicola of Falesomt, was business visitor In town Saturday. Thomas Reotor of OXlaborta pursues Mio quest of his sister. Allie Hob Sapp called BP. McOlvin left Saturday for Pittsburg to take a technical course in mining and engineering. John Anderson, recently returned from Ohio, Prof. Haught of Wesleyan College Bucktonson spoke at the Methodist Episcopal church yesterday morning.
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Orn. Pyriday
Thoms Jarrett, Jr
Haught
Wesleyan College
Bucktonson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Teachers Institute in session at Fairmont county
The Teachers Institute for Marlon county is in session this week at Fairmont. The annual reunion of Mautsly Battery will be held at Fairmont this year on Sept 12. Upshur county fair at Buckhannon will be held Sept 7 to 10. Prof T J Humphreys of Fairmont has accepted the superintendent post at Gratton schools. Frank Warthen of Gratton was arrested for breaking into a house from which he had been ejected and held for the grand jury.
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Swiet Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Teachers’ Institute For
Marlon County
Fairmont
Mautsly
Upshur
Buckhannon
T. J. Humphreys
Graton Schools
Frank Warthen
Gratton
Harrison County
WHET and local notes mix with town affairs in Augusta
A jumbled items page notes a Labor Statistics file in Augusta Maine, a six foot man, and a football manager election at New Martinaville with a reunion planned September. It also promotes Preventick candy to treat colds, claiming safeties for children and no harsh ingredients. Several thousand visitors expected from West Virginia and Ohio for a reunion.
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Blue
Ray
New Martinaville
Philly G. Bier
West Virginia
Ohio
Mada
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Advertised Free By Mail
An old advertisement offers Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription free by mail to readers seeking relief from various ailments. It touts testimonials and claims of effectiveness for women’s weaknesses and peculiar affections, alleging broad medical endorsement and accessibility.
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R. Place
Bf Buffalo
Dean's Ointment Sells Skin Cure Amid Earliest Ad
An old advertisement touts Dean's Ointment as a cure for skin itching including piles and eczema. The copy mocks scratching causing worse ditches and mentions a drugstore in a general drug aisle alongside a Sweet Melody Flour label.
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Dean
Their Advantages Easy to Fasten
A description of a cap fastening system highlighting a steel clamp that a child can spring into place. It notes no blistering from screwing caps and no risk of cuts from twisting necks.
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Augusta
Fox Hall
Grafton
George Hughes
Glyde Mason
Martinaville
Miss Bessle
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Adlestor
Smith Bldg
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Waldo Dallding
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OHM Railroad
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Philip Hina
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PLYTS
Morgantown
Dupart An
Exton
Richwood
West Va
W. F. Kelts
J. 4. Agnew
WM. F. Mosser CO
Richwood, W. VA
the Farmers Bank
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Hazle-Atlas Glass Co
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