Education seeks to end teaching hate between France and Germany
The report notes educators from France and Germany pursuing reforms to stop teaching hatred in schools. French Education Minister M. Benzie met Berlin educators and praised nonpartisan truth seeking. He, Brunot, and Becker discussed peace through education and a future United Europe to remove barriers and wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Germany
M. Banzie
Berlin
Brunot
Becker
Prussia
M. Benzie
Europe
German Republic
League of Nations
League Court
United States of Europe
Great Britain
Napoleon
England
Kaiser
von Tirpitz
Is the Primary Worth While
The New York World argues the primary’s value as a tool of popular government is uncertain. Voter turnout in 1924 shows only a minority of enrolled party members participated, with Republicans and Democrats alike sending about one third to the polls. The piece critiques the direct primary for favoring party regulars and machine influence over independents and questions its advantages over earlier convention systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Smith
Roosevelt
Walker
Cven
New York
Scolding and Scolders Across Daily Life
A reflective piece notes scolding as a universal trait touching couples neighbors statisticians and motorists. It cites household routines cosmetics tobacco and car ownership as common sources of everyday criticism and mentions ACUMANIA planning a large debt and future borrowing. The essay ends with a playful reference to rum in Romania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revenue Bureau
Nighttime chat with David and the tree bats
David meets Happy Giggles and Mr. Tree Hat and Mrs. Tree Bat in a whimsical garden scene. The elf and bats discuss washing faces, hanging by toes, and the red coated tree bats that venture out at dusk as David heads home to wash before his father returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Tree Bat
Mr. Tree Hat
Mr. Tree Bat
Happy Giggles
Mrs. Tree Bat
Every School Child Carries a Savings Account Honor Roll News
Duluth Minnesota leads class A schools with 99.7 percent of pupils carrying savings deposits. Evanston Illinois tops class B with 97.3 percent participation. Pekin Illinois and Albemarle North Carolina reach 100 percent in classes C and D, amid reports of uniform protests by Havana service drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth, Minn
American Bankers Association
Evanston, Til
Pekin
Til
Matrimonially Speaking by Hugh McKay
A humorous piece about a wife who is constantly late and unresponsive to urgency. The narrator notes she delays getting ready for events, while his attempts to speed her up fail. The column ends with the line Tomorrow-My Husband to Restless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyne
Washington
Dela Ware
Lively
Columbus Day Observed as National Holiday in Italy
The article notes Italy will mark Columbus Day as a national holiday for the first time. It mentions a large group of American pilgrims presented to the pope at a special audience and tributes across the country to Gen Robert E Lee. It also covers clergy anniversaries, interparliamentary union meetings, and naval fundraising for the Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
W. Hertrand Stevens
Episcopal Diocese of
Los Angeles
Reobert KK. Lee
Lyman Beecher
Henry Ward Beecher
Harrie Beecher Stowe
Interparliamentary Union
Washington
Ottawa
John Gregory Murray
Dartford
Conn
Tortland
Chicago, Tock
Sland &Acific Railway
Kansas City
U.S. Navy
Boston
Rt Rev John G Murray Installed as Portland Bishop
Rt Rev John G Murray arrives from Hartford Conn to assume the Portland Maine diocese as bishop. An eminent scholar in American Catholic clergy born Waterbury 1877 he studied Holy Cross, Louvain, and taught at St Thomas Seminary before serving as chancellor in Hartford and later auxiliary bishop.
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John G. Murray
Portland
Maine
Hartford
Louvain
Belgium
New Haven
St. Thomas‘’s Seminary
Notable births mark anniversaries of prominent figures
Today 65 years ago Elmer A Sperry born in Corl NY, 46 years since Michael J Curley born in Athelone Ireland, 65 years since Chester L Long born in Perry County PA, 48 years since Howard Gore born in Clarksburg WV, 65 years since Gen William L Sibert born in Gadsden AL. They range from science to church leadership and civic positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer A. Sperry
Corland
N. Y
Michael J. Curley
Baltimore
Athelone
Ireland
Chester L Long
Kansas
American Bar Association
Perry County
Howard Gore
West Virginia
Clarksburg
W. Va
William L. Sibert
France
Alabama Docks Commission
Gadsden
Ala
Baroness de Alcahali Noted War Figure and Artist
Spain honors Baroness de Alcahali described as a celebrated woman warrior. She served as a commissioned officer and nurse in Morocco, wore the army uniform, and was twice wounded. Decorated by the king and queen for valor. Also recognized as an artist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Baroness de Alcahali
Morocco
Marriageless World Tax Plan Provokes Debate
Glen B. Winship advances a theory proposing a tax system to fund women and children with men bearing the tax, while both genders publicly proclaim parentage. The idea aims to redefine family roles and public accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen B. Winship
Prickly Pear Yield Touted for Motor Fuel Alcohol
A new process claims alcohol suitable for motor fuel can be produced from prickly pears. Researchers describe steps transforming prickly pear biomass into ethanol and related fuels. Field tests indicate potential for rural energy supply and rural industry if scaled.
What This Day Means to You Horoscope by Mary Blake
Astrology notes favorable planetary aspects until sunset then gloomier vibes. Early day urges turning thoughts into action on business or personal plans. Evening calls for poise to avoid disturbances from adverse aspects. Birthdays predict rugged health and temptations to take risks, with need for restraint. Notable birthdays include Alexander Stewart, Lyman Trumbull, George Cable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander T. Stewart
Lyman Trumbull
George W. Cable
Helena Modijeska
Alvina Yvalleria
William Luther Sibert
Woodrow Wilson Birthplace Memorial Plans Discussed
Washington organizers and national figures met at the Holl Mayflower to advance a Staunton Virginia shrine plan. The project envisions preserving the Wilson birthplace home, restoring Mary Baldwin Seminary chapel, and building Woodrow Wilson hall as the Mary Baldwin College administration center. A separate Sacramento report notes refrigerator car shortages cut grape shipments from 1590 to 800 daily, with no regret by growers due to crowded eastern markets.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Staunton
Washington and
Sacramento
Cal
More Truth Than Poetry and Other Pieces
An assorted literary page notes a new boll weevil and evolving pests in nature, critiquing ongoing battles against agrarian blights while reflecting on perpetual struggles against new bugs and pests. It also comments on politics with an anti fascist New York demonstration and jokes about high salaries and resignation.
Today in History and Anniversaries
George W Cable born in New Orleans died in St. Petersburg Fla January 31 1925. Industrial congress met in New York 1845. J I Ross organized Oregon volunteers 1855. Free evening schools started in Chicago 1856. Gen Robert E Lee died in Lexington Vermont 1870. Grant proclaimed against the Ku Klux Klan 1871. Alexander Davidson died Fort Wayne 1893. Prince of Wales welcomed in Montreal 1923. One year ago today the Prince of Wales visited Duluth. ZR 3 dirigible left Friedrichshafen for United States.
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George W. Cable
New Orleans
St. Petersburg
Fla
Industrial Congress of
United States
New York
Coll
J. I. Ross
Oregon
Chicago
Robert E. Lee
Confederate States, Died At Lexington Vt. Borne In Westmoreland County
Grant
Alexander Davidson
Fort Wayne
Ind
Virginia
Prince of Wales
Montreal
Keeping Up With the Social Rush Risks Nerves
Advice warns against overbooking social life to match peers. A nurse’s note cites a New York girl who overextended with five afternoon dances and nightly events, risking health and nerves by chasing constant social activity while urging moderation and rest. Laurel, Miss. reports Mason Fiber plant work advancing to produce insulating wall boarding and wallpaper from sawmill waste.
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Matrima
New York
Mother
Ding
Chang
Laurel, Miss
Mason Fiber Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pocatello Tribune
Associated Press
American Newspaer Publishers’ “Assn
Idaho State Editorial Association
West Center Street
Pocatello
Idaho
Daily Tribune
The
Tribune
Pocatetlo
Tribune Co., Ltd
William Wallin
G. Nicholas Ifft
Chas, G. Sumner
Acumania
Rumania
Havana
Hugh McKay
Toray
Blake
LIBRA
Mudsolini
Owl Country
Chile
Henry Ford
Duluth
Friedrichshafen
By. Briggs
Willie
Twe Company
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