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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1925
Page
5
In English schools today pupils undergo mental tests to gauge temperament and mind. The Por teus maze measures pressure tolerance and distraction resistance as students trace paths to exit a garden maze. A cube imitation test adds sequential memory. Scores yield mental age. London boys and girls aged eight to thirteen show girls ahead in memory while boys excel in reasoning.
Eskimo culture shows deep respect for elders who guide households and repair tools. In winter scarcity meat and oil are shared, while in plenty families provide for themselves with widows and orphans given priority. Widows and orphans are sheltered and cared for within relatives, with elders advising and families supporting them.
Dalton area residents and guests appear in a bustling items list. Hartley Stockham visits Corry Pennsylvania. Raymond Ross plans winter study at Miami University. several couples tour Niagara Falls and Columbus fairs. teachers move between Canton Coshocton Akron Dalton. local events include weddings school openings and prizes at Massillon Flower Show.
The western Thebes tomb is said to show that an Egyptian named Amenemopel lived centuries before the biblical author. A side by side reading of Proverbs 1 reveals similar phrases about ears, words, and wisdom and suggests a shared linguistic origin.
Millie, after moving up a grade, remarks that her new teacher seems nice but she cannot understand her. She explains the teacher talks with the air of one who knows and jokes that the teacher has a predicament in her speech.
Roger Bacon 1214 to 1292 English Franciscan monk and philosopher earned the epithet admirable doctor He authored the Opus Majus about 1265 which later printed in 1733 The work covered nearly all sciences He faced a Franciscans council in 1278 accusing him of black magic and was imprisoned in Paris for ten years He died in Oxford around 1292.
Nature Magazine states no air is dust free anywhere from earth’s surface to above the clouds. Dust motes fill every cubic inch due to soil-blown dust near the ground, meteoric matter aloft, and volcanic eruptions ejecting fine particles to great heights.
The woman declares the engagement off after learning of his actions. She reacts with anger tearing the ring from her finger and discarding it on her right hand as evidence of her decision.
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