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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1911
Page
4
A notice from Mt Vernon post office shows a rate of 11.60 per year for a second class mail matter. The item appears in a batch processing context as a mall matter classification.
Bodie Dennis reports from St Joseph Missouri on May 22 that Hose George M. Cox declares a genuine retirement as legal pressure and court rulings surround him. The piece notes judges rebuke Cox and discuss political maneuvering, alongside a boxing card featuring Jack White versus Eddie Den nin in a 15 round bout at 126 pounds tomorrow night.
In Philadelphia the National Association of Hosiery and Underwear Manufacturers met this week to discuss curtailing production. The principal issue under consideration was whether to reduce output.
Corparal Spohr, a Coast Artillery marksman stationed at Port Slocum, faces trial for the April murder of Rosar O Toole after following her and a railway brake man from a walk. The defense claims a braal storm at the time of the shooting.
Opening games in the South Dakota Baseball association were played today in Watertown as Aberdeen, Bedfield, Huron, Mitchell, Paulkton and Watertown field teams. The Dakota league opener showcased the early season action across the six clubs.
Prepared by the State School Commissioner for those seeking entry to a high school outside their district. The Roxwell Patterson law requires districts without a high school to pay tuition for qualifying pupils who choose to study in another district. The following is the list of questions from the May 20, 1911 examination.
A scanned school exercise lists U S history and civics prompts plus arithmetic word problems. It asks about figures like Samuel Adams and King Philip, Texas annexation, Pennsylvania settlement, how a bill becomes law, constitutional sections, early railroads, and the Mexican War. Also includes word problems on fractions, currency, measurements, and fencing costs with dates from 1910.
A student requests aid with a chaotic set of tasks including grammar topics, verb forms, pronouns, drawing the heart, nutrition, diseases, and geography. The piece mixes instructions, questions, and incomplete phrases, lacking a coherent news angle or event.
This item requests critical marking of pronunciation and spelling for a long list of words. It includes corrections, phonetic guidance, abbrevations, and capitalization notes, plus a set of unusual or misspelled terms to be fixed. It appears as an instructional page fragment.
A pupil asks to diagram the sentence about Ruskin and his description. The prompt contains convoluted phrasing and several errors. The task is to parse the structure and identify the main clauses and modifiers.
The text discusses freak shoes prompted by German manufacturers attempting to regulate toe shapes to curb ugly footwear. It cites health concerns and calls for broad soles and low heels. It then references Harvard and Cornell studies on student success and lists Williams College alumni in literature and journalism. The passage ends noting Japanese horses and eastern climates affecting child care, with a nod to changes in dress and expectations.
Hearing scheduled for Tuesday June 13 1911 at 9 a m on first and final account of Ghar Fr end Geo H Hanteberry administrator of Rose R Hantaberry. Patrick A Berry probate judge oversees the matter.
The twelfth annual tournament opened today at Longwood Cricket Club in Boston with champion ship singles and doubles events. Colleges represented include Brown University Amherst College Bowdoin College University of Vermont Williams College Dartmouth College and Waseyan University.
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