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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1919

Page

10

Parents Appear Weekly in Music Education Page

A Hertfordshire Parents and United States education column argues music aids child growth and social skills. It suggests weekly study for young beginners, using simple activities like humming, identifying high and low notes, and keeping a journal of what was played to form a regular enriching habit.

United States Bureanian Washington B. C Amt Kindergarten Association Herve Ayers Seymour Junder Bobby Ross

Progressive Social Festival a New England Theme

Eleazor Glover recounts a Progressive Social event titled New England organized by the Young People's Society. Four houses offered themed menus and costumes with a varied array of dishes and decor including summer frocks and plantings. The event featured a festival program with bird notes and local readings, with details available in library resources and magazines.

Eleazor Glover New England Ale Library Olive Wild Life Mabel

Americanization Through Children Campaign Urged

A scrambled editorial urges immediate introduction of the Rinderger plan in all public schools to address alien integration and improve education for American children. It cites letters from states showing rising interest and calls for swift action to prevent being left behind. Local ads promote Washington Fruit and Waishington Avenue goods. Prohibition enforcement anticipated as of May first with warnings that beer content above legal limits will be illegal and brewers face action.

Pers Ehil- TR Epeadelvha Atte Ayeetal Ustiney Dept of Justice

Victory Loan drive faces scrutiny after slow sales

Washington reports show total subscriptions reached 396,496,000 with claims that actual purchases likely higher due to uncounted receipts. District notes, mining areas lag while Pittsburgh and other industrial centers thrive. 16 Indiana counties in the Chicago district hit goals. New England flags earned. Vermont dominates honors. Galveston surpasses 100 percent.

Washington Treasury Treasury Review Cleveland Territoy Pittsburgh Oklahoma Kansas City Indiana Chi “Ego New England Communitiea

Local Canner to Join Seattle Firm as General Manager

George J. Cruikshank, two years as Goddard Packing factory superintendent, leaves for Seattle to become general manager of a large Pacific coast canning company. He will lead innovations to expand manufacturing and distribution, with factories in several nearby cities. He will be joined by his granddaughter Lyrix, a Sacred Heart academy attendee. Married Bishop G Thatcher officiated weddings of Hert N. Benixon and Mrs. Bell Waters, Erranston Wyoming, and John K. Wiley and Teenore Penton, St. Anthony Idaho.

George J. Cruikshank Goddard Packing Company Seattle Lectarer Pacific Coast General Affines J Thia Orient Washington G Thatcher Hert N. Benixon Bell Waters Erranston Wyoming John K. Wiley Teenore Penton St. Anthony, Idahho

Mount Vernon Brings Home Rainbow Unit

New York April 2h Bringing home 5774 officers, men and nurses, the steamship Mount Vernon arrived today. Units included ten officers and 369 men of the 42nd Rainbow division plus sanitary rain and ambulance companies 165, 166 and 167. Ten nurses and 810 soldiers convalescing from wounds or illness also returned. The battleship North Carolina wore 70 tawa and other casuals. The steamship La Touraine from Mayre brought 389 troops, all casuals, from various branches, some on furlough or discharged.

New York Mount Vernon Rainbow North Carolina la Touraine Imavre

Chileans Stand By United States in Continental Unity

NEW YORK April 24 Eleodar Yanez head of the Chilean financial commission to the United States declared that Chile desires the continental spill of the Americas shall neither disappear nor weaken. He spoke at a Chile and Northern News association dinner affirming uniformity of ideas and purposes in continental political action. He called the United States the strength and guaranty in civilization and noted the need for a steam line to South America and a credit basis for inter-American trade. Elin Teast, former secretary of state, said the U S would aid Chile’s upbuilding through confidence and mutual respect.

New York Eleodar Yanez Chilean Fiancial Commission United States Chile Americas Northern News Association Yanez South America Treasury William G. McAdes Elin Teast

Democrats Urged To Be Progressive And Up-to-date

In Philadelphia on April 24 Attorney General A Mitchell Palmer and Joseph P Tomulty secretary of President Wilson spoke at the Jefferson club anniversary urging Democrats to embrace progress and shun conservative standards. Palmer warned against listening to stand-out Democrats while Tomulty urged Pennsylvanians to fear Republican investigations seen as camouflage.

Philadelphia A. Mitchell Palmer Joseph P. Tomulty Wilson Jefferson Club Palmer

Chairman Towner Recommends Visits To Porto Rico

SAN JUAN P R April 24 Horace M Towner of Iowa chair man of the insular affairs committee of the house of representatives sailed for the United States yesterday He said he would recommend to the house that the insular committee visit Porto Rico every two weeks to keep in closer touch with affairs of the homeland NO SHIPPING AVAILABLE BUENOS AIRES April 24 No cargo space on vessels bound for Holland will be available until July twenty thousand fans of merchandise bought by Dutch importers in 1916 cannot be shipped due to lack of available tonnage.

San Juan P. R Horace M.towner Iowa House of Representatives United States House Buenos Aires Nno Pargo Holland Tt Id

J. W. Wintle Outlines Ogden Junior High System

J W Wintle describes the Ogden junior high as a bridge between grammar and high school blending pre vocational and industrial work. He argues for a three three plan to keep students through the ninth grade, with longer school days and 40 to 50 minute periods to fit adolescent needs.

Superintendent of Schools Ogden J.W. Wintle Lewis Neithes Lan Steetf Oxdes Igh Daif

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