Newspaper buys boost local economy say Idaho papers
The Statesman argues that newspapers keep money at home by paying wages and using local materials. The Tribune counters, noting its own profits fund local print upgrades and support regional enterprises, while foreign advertising helps offset material costs.
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Legislative push for higher teacher certification in many states
The 1920s legislative year sees calls to raise teacher certification standards. State superintendents seek laws requiring higher qualifications, citing rural education needs and a growing pool of graduates. Several states aim for minimums of high school graduation plus two years of professional prep by 1927 or 1928.
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Winter Construction for Steady Town Growth
The article urges building year round to ensure winter employment and steady labor demand. It proposes the chamber of commerce canvass those planning new homes or business buildings and seeks cooperation to shift some construction to winter months with improved methods, noting spring is not the only season for projects.
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Natural Joy and The Tendency of Pleasures
A compact discussion on natural joys versus artificial pleasures cites food as a source of strength and elation. It notes simple meals prevent distress and that social gatherings produce lasting happiness and memories.
Willy Sapsucker Visits Dicky and Squeedee at the Tree
Dicky and Squeedee meet Willy Sapsucker, a woodpecker with a red crown who drills sap holes in trees. Squeedee explains sap suckers can harm trees, but Willy promises not to bother their trees and flies off as Dicky heads to school.
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Sub Rosa By Mimi Tame the Brute
A discussion on temper and self control in women, focusing on Anne who uses anger to manipulate family and peers. The piece urges temper management to maintain respect and refinement, warning that outbursts harm social standing and self esteem.
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Kansas Marks Beginning of 65th Year of Statehood
Kansas celebrates the start of its 65th year of statehood with meetings and banquets across the state highlighting civic pride and historic milestone.
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One Year Ago Today W H Anderson Forgery Conviction
W H Anderson former New York State Superintendent of Anti Saloon League was found guilty by jury of forgery. Observance of Carnation Day honored President William Mc Kinley.
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What This Day Means to You Horoscope Summary
Today's planetary aspects favor conservative study and planning rather than action. A day to avoid contretemps, be reflective and deliberate, and resist excess outspoken mood. Birthdays show vivacity with humor, strong social circles, and steady affection. notable figures born today include Paine Champlin Woolsey Woods.
John F. Stevens Named John Fritz Medal Winner
John F. Stevens receives the John Fritz Gold Medal from the Engineering Foundation, the profession’s highest honor. A Maine native, he built public works and led railroads across the United States and Canada, directed Panama Canal construction, managed the Chinese Eastern Railway, and headed the American Railway Mission to Russia in 1917 aiding Allied efforts.
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Willie and the War of the Turf in a Child's World
A satirical verse contrasts a psychiatrist’s warning about suppressions with a boy named Willie who wields improvised force. Neighbors watch as a cat climbs a tree and Willie’s mischief escalates toward danger and jail, framed by wartime imagery and moral stakes.
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Health department work in cities and towns
A discussion on how health organizations shape daily life and the need for better local public health structures. The article summarizes a study of 21 Connecticut towns showing varied health practice, staffing gaps, and the value of centralized health facilities and public health laboratories.
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Wife’s Curiosity Overloads Household Routines
A husband argues his wife’s constant questions about what he reads, where he goes, and what’s inside packages consumes his time. He notes she seeks every parcel letter and call, turning conversations into suspense as he searches for privacy. She remains relentlessly inquisitive.
Anniversaries of Famous Americans and Notable Events
A compendium of birth and death dates and events: Thomas Paine born in 1737. Nathaniel J. Wreth linked to Oregon colonization. John L. Taylor NC chief justice. Benjamin F Potts Montana governor. William McKinley born 1843. Henry Clay's 1850 compromise proposals. Napoleon III and Eugenie marriage 1853. North German Lloyd liner Elbe sinking 1895 with 324 lives.
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Representative Stedman Opens 55th Year in Congress
North Carolina’s Charles M. Stedman, the sole Confederate veteran in Congress, begins his 55th year of public service today.
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North Carolina
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