Teaching Current Events Through The Outlook at Ohio University
Professor Hiram R. Wilson outlines a method to teach current events by assigning weekly Outlook issues to freshmen. The plan awakens interest, improves factual knowledge of nations and alliances, and elevates students’ literary standards. It fosters independent thought and sustained reading habits.
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Hiram R. Wilson
Ohio University
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Forests Ruined by War in Belgium and Northern France
War damage to forests in Belgium and northern France is extensive. Timber felled for military use includes trench systems, shelters, and fuel, with reports of timber shipped to Germany. Roads and trenches have eliminated vast stands, with corduroy roads built from felled trees and ongoing demand for timber for warfare.
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Russia
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France
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Monroe Woman
Monroe resident Mrs. 5 J Hargett reports severe back and kidney pain interfering with housework. She praises Dean's Kidney Pills from English Drug Co noting relief after three boxes, with no further trouble. Price 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sells them.
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English Drug Co
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Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N, Y
An Excellent Stock Breeder Faces Political Attack
The Ruralist rebukes Justice Hughes for misstatements about the Census and Coast and Geodetic Survey, defending Dr. Th Man n and Lester Jones as capable public servants. It argues veterinarians and farmers have long led essential scientific work and denounces insinuations that a stock breeder cannot direct such duties.
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Durand
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Jolee
Harvard
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Pennsylvania
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Nates
McKinley
Huidekoper
University of Pennsylvania
Chickamauga
Judge Hughes
Lester Jones
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Department of Commerce
Democratic party progress praised by farmers leaders
The passage critiques a presidential candidate’s support within the party, highlighting the notion of progress from Grant to Hughes. It notes the role of Henry L. Whiting as an example of party advancement, describing his status as an esteemed stock breeder and public servant. A Virginia stock breeder, and wooden cup inscription in Savannah, link agriculture to political legitimacy and party heritage.
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Harvard University
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Hughes
Savannah
South Carolina
Calvary Calvin’s Shootout Ends with Horse Death in Concord
A racial incident in Concord known as “Happy Hit” escalated when a colored man fired shots at a group of bystanders, striking none but a horse that was killed. Police captured him as 14 rounds were fired. he received a two year sentence for multiple offenses and was assigned to road work.
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Littleton College Opens Fall Term for Girls
Littleton College begins fall term on September 20, 1036 for girls and young women. For catalogue, address J. M. Rhodes, Littleton, N.C.
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J. M. Rhodes
Littleton, N.C
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