Sunday Telegram listing changes and subscriptions
The piece notes a change of address policy for subscribers and urges signing communications. It references the publishing office in Clarkstars, West Virginia, and mentions editorial, business, and postal details with subscription rates and delivery instructions. The notice reflects standard newspaper operations for readers and subscribers.
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Sires Room
Waestgres Iste
Hodm Segre
Sail
Anacree
The Morning Matto and the Value of Youthful Culture
A reflective piece extols youth’s cultivation through instruction and wise guidance. It contrasts a cultivated youth with a neglected one, likening proper education to blooming flowers that yield social benefits and fruit. The prose emphasizes beauty, industry, and the formation of character under stewardship by STURM.
Rambler Roses and the Homely Charm of Roses
The Lima Times-Democrat extols rambler roses as unlike other flowers noting their mass impact and ability to beautify even humble cottages. It quotes Canon Watson on making things holier by use and suggests residents with rose covered homes are better citizens.
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Lima Times-Democrat
Canon Watson
The Goal Trade in Anthracite Markets
The Coal Age reports heavy pressure on anthracite prompting concessions in long term credits to sustain retailers until fall. Rumors and cross currents abound as some expect low prices into September while others predict a rush to cover deferred summer buying.
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Coal Age
Hampton Roads
Diversion as a Remedy for Worry in Neurasthenia
Dr J Kellogg notes diversion via wholesome activities is a potent tool against worry. Manual work like gardening boating or crafts aids nervous patients, with institutions adding occupation therapy. The author shares history of using woodwork and self initiated diversion to reduce anxiety and control symptoms.
School board weighs longer school hours to end homework
The Washington Star reports a proposal to lengthen school hours, aiming to abolish pupil homework. It notes home assignments are viewed as a bane by some and suggests parental involvement could influence the issue.
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The
Washington Star
Family life and parental help in evening studies
The article argues that many families neglect evening lessons while pursuing entertainment. It praises home and school associations for reviving parental cooperation in school work. It urges parents to spend 30 to 60 minutes nightly assisting children in arithmetic geography history and spelling for better learning.
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Home York
Spread of Disease by Rodents in Urban Experiments
United States Public Health Service reports migratory habits in rats influence disease spread after trapping and marking hundreds of urban rats in New Orleans. Half of released rodents recaptured within a month, with some traveling up to four miles, challenging prior beliefs about rat movement and plague control.
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United States Public Health Service
New Orleans
Jratsa
Iin
Indian Plague Commission
Civic Education in Elementary Schools in Indianapolis
The United States Bureau of Education bulletin describes Indianapolis practice in civic training for children. It stresses integrating civics into all schooling, pupil participation in school governance, and linking school life to broader community citizenship. The program fosters responsible habits, community cooperation, and orderly behavior from the classroom to city streets.
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United States Bureau of Education
Indianapolis
Arthur W. Dunn
Dunn
Thrift Talk and Oddities in a City Block
A fragmented excerpt describes thrift as tested in a block of apartment buildings owned by day laborers and tradespeople. Each building houses workers renting from four to six units with rents from four to two hundred two dollars. The scene includes a millinery shop joke about looking younger by thirty dollars and a drug store clerk lacking ambition but possessing a striking line.
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Pope Caren
Chicago
AL Watchman
Sam
Typ
Kwo
Funk Taek Poe i Bisckmnith
Nawburgh Journal
West Virginia Debt Dispute and Coal Outlook
Editorials discuss how West Virginia should meet a supreme court judgment and avoid evasion, noting the state will pay the judgment and other liabilities. The Pocahontas coal trade is praised as demand rises, while weather forecasts spark speculation about late summer conditions and common threats to officials surface in public notices.
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Daily State Journal
West Virginia
Supreme Court
Levy Estimates Must Be Published in Two Papers
Powers news notes that boards of education in each county must publish levy estimates prepared at regular August meetings on the second Tuesday. The single required publication occurs before the levy is laid on the fourth Tuesday in August in two newspapers of opposite politics, as mandated by the recent legislature.
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Power News
Boards of Education
Sanctum Vaudeville Gag Panel Teases Laughs and Wit
A fragmented vaudeville snippet shows overheard banter in a theater setting. Jokes touch on pessimism Bible knowledge and constitutional rights while audience members, a bartender, and a driver exchange light dialogue about laughs, finance, and satire. Named figures appear in terse captions, echoing period humor.
Teddy Is Seen in A Dream
Nash Porton of this city recalls a dream featuring a fiery sky with Colonel Roosevelt’s portrait. A sword and gun cross the image as an angel with wings and a banner appears above, while Porton ponders the dream’s meaning amid talk of magnets labeled War and Peace.
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Travhrsh City
Mick
Nash Porton
Roosevelt
Henexth
Deaubu Aly
Porton
Frun
Annual Ellipses Mark A Low-Eclipse Year
The year 16 has the fewest possible eclipses with two solar eclipses. The first on February 13 passed over New Guinea and western Australia as a partial annular event with a bright ring visible. The second on August 10 will be a full annular solar eclipse confined to the Pacific Ocean region.
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New Guinea
Australa
Pacific Ocean
Germans in Scars Practice Hostile Remarks in Front of American Officers
The German residents at Scars repeatedly made insulting comments about the American government’s honesty and humanity in the presence of American officers. Efforts to defend U.S. international law failed to sway the German hosts as officials debated how to handle observers’ withdrawal.
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Rmain Ailomt
América
United States
Washington
Replanting Custer and D District Forest Fire Recovery
July 21 report from REPLANTING CUSTER AND D noting the national forestry service completed a major reforestation effort in the Roubaix district of the Black Hills. About 2,000 acres were directly reseeded and 85,000 trees planted using the seed spot method. The program parallels early 1900s efforts and marks a notable recovery mission after a disastrous fire.
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Custer, & D
The
National Forestry
Eryou
Roubaix
Forest Service
Anor
United States
Bistek
Hills
Pat
Salmon Dinner in St Paul Highlights Hill Fishing Trip
Salmon served at St Paul homes during James J. Hill's annual fishing trip. The lavish meal showcased the famed fish gifted by Hill to friends aboard his yacht. The annual cruise gathers a large party of guests for the Labrador voyage, reflecting Hill's longstanding hospitality and wealth.
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ST. Paul
Paul
James J. Hill
Labrador
HH Gmvins
Aes
White Tutors and Georgia School Debate in State Fight
A draft Georgia measure aims to reform education by placing white tutors in many negro schools, funded by philanthropists. It proposes fast action through the House, affecting numerous institutions with presidents or leaders appointed by society or donors. Speller?y in AS energized by Rockefeller, tying to Kentucky law and federal courts.
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Atuania
Cily
Georgia
Opere
Meaure
John DP. Rockefeller
Caeania
Kentucky
Fall 70 colors call up European-born French Indians 1887 1897
European and French birth records from 1887 to 1897 are called up for military service. Those aged 18 to 48 will be drafted to the colonial forces. French troops in Europe are mobilizing while colonial units prepare for deployment.
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