14 Jul 1910
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Newspaper
The Greenville Journal
Location
Greenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1910
Page
1
The piece argues Governor Harmon faces a tough path to re election in November due to Democratic discord in Ohio and a Republican advantage. It weighs potential nominees ex Governor Herrick Garfield Longworth and Taft, noting Roosevelt’s influence and calls for party unity to secure victory. It also recalls local notes on health remedies and infirmary life as context.
W D Unger shows off a new auto while Jesse Amor and family visit Wm Pleasant and kin. Guests include Wm Pierces near Gettysburg and Samuel Huston with family at Hank Artman s. Weather may finish wheat harvest and hay this week. more local visits follow as festivals loom.
Examine how to pair literature with geography and history curriculum. Discuss Shakespeare plots sources and a leading character. List masterpieces for eighth grade with teaching outline and memory quotes. Trace rise of the novel in English and name first English and American novelists. Identify lyric writers biographers and quotes. Name three Ohio writers and their works with quotes. Locate three U.S. literary centers and note famous authors and a lead writer with quote. Define classics and forms with examples and authors.
A set of exam prompts covering post 1869 U S territorial acquisitions with dates and terms, methods of latest acquisition, Hamilton’s treasury plans, severe financial crises, and discoverers of major regions, inviting outcomes or results of a chosen discovery.
The piece argues Governor Harmon presses a pro revenue platform while denying free wool and farm products and accuses Harmon's bureau of evading issues. It cites Tom L Johnson's dissemination of Henry George's book via congressional franking and notes Democratic lines and Harmon’s presidential hints in a tense Ohio political scene.
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