18 Jul 1912
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Newspaper
The Greenville Journal
Location
Greenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1912
Page
1
A dense list of math and English tasks, geography and civics queries, and education theory. It includes problems on geometry, fractions, currency, and proportion, plus language parsing, pronouns, and verb tenses. Also covers geography, maps, and agricultural education topics with multiple prompts and outlines.
The mesentery is a fold of peritoneum attaching the small intestine to the posterior abdominal wall. It supports blood vessels nerves and lymphatics supplying the intestines, while keeping them in place and allowing movement.
A poet laments those who rest with broken lyres and silent music. Few can touch the magic string while loud fame wins, but many die with their music inside. The fragment ends mid thought with a reference to Holmes and a truncated line about what in the approximate a- is.
Briefly recount Bacon's Rebellion and Governor Berkeley's reprisal. Examine Wolfe's 1759 Quebec campaign causes and outcomes. Note Lincoln's Gettysburg Address timing and a quoted line. Explain how a vetoed bill can become law. Summarize McKinley's presidency and his VP from 1897 to 1901. Describe Erie Canal digging details and purpose. Identify two Electoral College failure instances and its method of selection. List states that seceded at Civil War start and define secession.
The questions ask for definitions and demonstrations of legal theories and anatomy. The real law refers to generally applicable rules. the Aiken and Rose laws likely pertain to specific legal contexts. Illustrate reflex action by describing nerve pathways and a knee jerk example. Define incisors malleus oxidation parietal vitreous humor with concise, precise terms.
A dense set of literary questions covering Cooper Irving Lowell and Longfellow figures, plus orthoepy phonology punctuation and spelling tasks. It includes a Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertisement noting skin healing claims and a price.
Mrs Phoebe Worhs of Farm land Indiana visits Mrs P J Saylor and relatives. Arthur Kerns helps Dea Teaford with harvest. Mrs Stoner fills Universalist church appointment. T J Wilson and wife visit John Stewart near Bethel. Dr Mennen and Al Downing of Hollansburg call on T J Wilson. Kenneth Sink and wife of New Madison visit relatives here last week. July 15.
The State Board of Agriculture will pay expenses for two competent instructors and one boy from each county ages 15 to 20 to attend the Ohio State Fair in Columbus August 26 31. Delegates must be entered in corn growing or related programs. travel board and lodging covered with no proxies. Contestants must be from counties offering trips. last year’s winners ineligible. The endeavor mirrors practices in Illinois and New York, with visits to state institutions and the penitentiary.
A July 22 meeting invites boys contesting for the Washington prize to travel on an all expenses paid trip for growing the best corn on one acre. Grain dealers bankers and business men and others are urged to support prizes and future contests to boost yields. a representative from the State Board of Agriculture will address attendees.
Hon Elihu Root denounces woman suffrage as a false duty of men and women. J S Donahue of South Haven recalls kidney trouble and chills cured by Electric Bitters at age seventy, praising improved sight and health. Advertisement urges trial at 50 cents at Wm Kipp’s Sons.
An old newspaper ad proclaims kidney disease symptoms and offers a free examination by Dr. Kutchin. It notes a visit to Greenville at the Turpen House on Thursday July 26 with free consultation and advice. The note also mentions a forthcoming sale related to processes and buyer benefits.
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