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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1913
Page
4
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A ten year study by a National Education OS committee chaired by James H. Baker aims to trim two wasted years in education by redefining elementary to college timelines. Mobile highlights praise for Senator Fletcher and Dr. Owens, leaders who propelled the Southern Commercial Congress and educational reform, linking rural life to national progress.
Jem Lisle plots to marry Doris Maine, but discovers her relatives scheme to secure her inheritance. He realizes Doris is kept in ignorance at the Chase, while her uncle plans to claim a million through marriage to Jem. Doris accepts his love yet senses danger as the plot unravels.
Long Washington Letter discusses bird migration from north to south, routes across the gulf and tropical zones, and how storms, temperatures, and weather patterns affect deaths and movements. It cites New York harbor wrecks, Lake Huron storms, and Lapland longspur losses as examples of peril during migration.
Stall claims Americans universally respect protect and defend womanhood. He contrasts American safety for women traveling and respectful attentions with Europe where women feel endangered and harassed. He warns of radical dress and theatre influences degrading both genders and risking national character. He asserts the declaration holds true today as in the past.
B F W Thorpe of Farm and the national farm paper Springfi Ohio writes on grain saving bins and rat proof granaries. He argues a rat population in the millions destroys about a hundred million dollars worth of grain annually and proposes rat proof receptacles with concrete floors and metal or wire screened bins to keep rats away from grain.
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