08 Sep 1910
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Newspaper
The Greenville Journal
Location
Greenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1910
Page
1
The column weighs Theodore Roosevelt's late speeches, noting both praise and accusations of hysteria among listeners. It argues the ex-president remains loyal, aims to boost national welfare, and stresses the square deal while praising Taft and scoffing at other Republican candidates. Community items and small notices follow.
Oliver family reunion scheduled for Sunday September 11 1910 at the fair ground Greenville Ohio with Mia F. Otyer as secretary. Exhibition questions for Arithmetic and a large list of school topics and teacher institute prompts appear alongside community notes from Greenville and vicinity.
A reader lists questions covering definitions of quarantine, fumigation, infections, sanitation, and anemia, then asks for description of school buildings and grounds with focus on sanitary conditions and influence on pupil behavior, plus local community support. Additional items request first aid, muscle anatomy, lymph and lymphatics, cold and boils, along with oxidation in fungi and digestive system, and the sympathetic nervous system and its workings.
The annual Rieker reunion will be held at the fair ground on Sunday September 11. Relatives and friends are invited to join and enjoy the day.
The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer publish seven columns of practical suggestions on recipes patterns and formulas by other ladies each week. A combined subscription through the Journal reduces the two papers to 1.50 per year, instead of 1.00 for the Inter Ocean alone.
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