Examination of June 1 Public School Teacher Candidates
State exam questions test grammar arithmetic geography physiology and literature for prospective elementary teachers. Items cover sentence parts, conjugations, syntax, agriculture, measurement, finances, weight and balance, reading methods, and U.S. history including Lincoln, Johnson, and Oregon boundary disputes with directives to illustrate understanding and teachable methods.
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United States
Perry
Ake
Andréw Johnson
Great Britain
Oregon Country
Abraham Lincoln
Form of Ballot Sparks Contention in Ohio Convention
Columbus notes a heated debate over ballot design for constitutional amendments. A one sheet ballot with circles for approval and squares for disapproval may be used for most items, while liquor license and woman’s suffrage proposals could appear on separate ballots. Debate ends with peace as liquor license proposal passes third reading, boosting optimism for Ohio’s third constitution.
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Columbus
Convention Committee
AntSaloon League
Ohio
Law Declares Unconstitutional Prohibition on Firing Union Members
Circuit Court reverses Common Pleas ruling and holds Section 12 943 of the General Code unconstitutional prohibiting employers from discharging workers for union membership in habeas corpus cases involving Saul Berger William Skahn Roth Shoe Co and Mac Donald Kiley Co United Shoe Workers of America. Judge Jones dissents and will issue memorandum later.
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Cluanm 4A Circus
Common Pleas
Gorman
Saul Berger
William Skahn
Roth Shoe Co
MacDonald & Kiley Co
United Shoe Workers of America
Jones
Smith
Swing
Common Pleas Court
Closing Scenes of Constitutional Convention in Columbus
Delegate William Davie of Cleveland presented President Herbert Bigelow with a gold watch symbolizing individual subscriptions from delegates. The convention adopted a resolution for a reunion at Put-in-Bay in 1913 during the Perry centennial. Chairman Casaldy announced about 21000 dollars remained from a 200000 dollar appropriation, with minor deductions, likely to fund sending the address to the people.
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Columbus
William Davie
Cleveland
Herbert Bigelow
Put-in-Bay
John B. Casaldy
Individuality and the value of diverse human character
The passage argues that no process can uniform all people and that each person has a unique character and duties. It envisions a future rich in infinite manifestations, with individuals wearing innumerable forms of beauty and glory and pursuing tasks only they can perform, guided by inner conscience.
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Alause
The Moral of Years and Our Deeds Analysis
The excerpt reflects on character formed by conduct. It suggests habits press into us a lasting print from the lives we lead, with a quoted line from Dykes stating that we are the children of our own deeds and shaped by past actions.
Untitled Note on Social Opinion and Marriage
Fragmentary text notes opinions about others and marriage, mentioning Mary Wortley Montagu. The readable words reference social judgments and a historical figure, with unclear full meaning due to garbled OCR.
Burglary case links to prison made tools and diamonds
Police report details a Columbus burglary ring with a “jimmy” weapon said to be crafted in the Obie penitentiary stamp shop. Suspect Gustav Obtrich faced a police court charge and bond set at $1,000. The case ties to a lost diamond and bank deposits, with grand jury potential forthcoming as related Schultz proceedings unfold.
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Columbus
Jimmy
John Schurtz
Cramer
Obie Penitentiary
Gustav Obirich
John Dorgan
Creedoo and
Carson
Oblrich
Obtrich
Kirich
Chirioh
Shultz
Grand Jury Will be Busy in Ohio Case
The federal grand jury will hear several charges as investigations into railroad combinations widen. Assistant District Attorney Harley Burns visited Cincinnati with District Attorney Sherman McPherson to discuss term work. A key case expected is against A. D. Alderman, former Marietta postmaster, amid DOJ efforts in Ohio.
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Columbus
Harley Burns
Cinycinnati
Sherman McPherson
Seayion
Burns
Cincinnati
Federal
Department of Justee
Washington
Ohio
Ohio Coal Operators’ Association
Sean
B. Harrison
Attorney General's
Wade Ellis
Mr. Ellis
Department of Justice
A. D. Alderman
Marietta
Farmers Hunt Desperado Near Springfeld
A posse of 200 farmers led by Sheriff AL Lawrence and officers search for a man accused of an attempted attack on Mrs Otis Miller. A second attempt is reported near Mrs Cynthia Butcher of South Charleston as the maz pursues the suspect.
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Desperado
Springfeld
AL Lawrence
Mra
Otis Miller
Cynthia Butcher
South Charleston
Maz
Margery Bell Found In Columbus Home
Cleveland high school girl Margery Bell who ran away after being told she would not graduate was located in Columbus at the home of Mrs. C. W. Wells 135 West Spring Street.
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Margery Bell
Columbus
Cleveland
C. W. Wells
West Spring Street
Fatal Explosion at Miami Powder Co Plant
In Goes Station near Xenia, William Kerns aged 35 was killed in a plant explosion. He was the only person inside the building. cause remains unknown. Other brief items include a Painesville woman pursuing a burglar in a nightgown and Cleveland man Norman Hicks receiving a two year prison term for obtaining money under false pretenses. Delaware and Cincinnati figures are noted in a local meeting update. A Youngstown report notes an unidentified boy likely fell from Market street viaduct into the Mahoning River.
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William Kerns
Miami Powder Company
Goen Station
Kerns
Miami Powder Co
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Kernna
Cleveland
Norman M. Hicks
Kennedy
Youngstown
Mahoning River
Market Street
Household Tips From A Bygone Paper
Handy hints for sewing and shopping from a past issue. Keep spools and needles safe in damp climates with proper containers. Avoid steam on stuck stamps and use a hot iron to separate them without damaging the mucilage. Use cream colored thread for cream lace and white for white. Repair sheets by adding foot buttonholes to stop slipping. Enjoy old fashioned meals like salt pork with milk gravy and custards weekly. For swollen feet soak in hot soda or salt water and elevate legs. Use fresh adhesive plaster daily to prevent corns turning hard.
Vegetarian Dishes and Menus for Meatless Diets
Advice for increasing vegetarian meals with value foods like nuts beans peas and whole grains. Includes mock fowl recipe and menus for breakfast dinner and lighter choices, with cheese dishes as substitutes and guidance on gradual dietary change.
Meat Substitutes For Meatless Diets In Historic Cookery
A historical note on protein from non meat sources describes several dishes. Peanut loaf like mix with milk, eggs and peanuts, tomato sauce, and nut breads offer protein. Pea Timbales mix mashed peas with eggs butter and onion juice, baked in molds. Peas on toast uses pea sauce over buttered toast. Asparagus with beets, and chopped hard eggs, extend options. Nut dishes provide nourishment when combined with other foods.
Cheese Dishes and Encouragement to Do Good
A readable slice of a vintage recipe page detailing cheese preparations such as Cream cheese spread with olives on bread Cheese Squares Buttered crusts dotted with cheese and baked Cheese Balls rolled in nuts or parsley and paprika Cheese Souffle with melted cheese Yolks and whites folded in Cheese Galad a gelatine molded cheese with peppers and asparagus tips Plus a note urging acts of charity to visit the sick and poor attributed to John Howard
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Anthony
John Howard
Mysterious Letters On Wedding Invite Purged By R V P
Norman Mack's National Monthly discusses letters R V P meaning Remember the wedding present. The piece reflects on wedding invitations and the curious interpretation amid a brief moral about happiness. The excerpt blends whimsical mystique with a reminder of social customs.
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Norman Mack
National Monthly
The Cloudy Trickles of Trouble and Hope
Fragmentary lines suggest a reflection on trouble and a possible silver lining. The text hints at clouds turning inside out and a sense that adversity may yield an unexpected upside. Names, dates, or concrete details are not present.
Death Notice Silly Quip Sparks Local Nonsense
The Hoxston Post reports the death of an unnamed individual with humorous, uncertain quotes reflected in a brief, clipped notice. The fragmentary text lacks clear identifiers, dates, or affiliations, offering a snapshot of local chatter surrounding the passing.
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Joan
Hoxston Post
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