Harding as President and oil industry proponent call for action
The country printer editorial pledges aid to Warren G Harding as President, urging truthful dialogue and national unity. It quotes oilman A O Donnell advocating open exploration of world petroleum resources and equal status for American oil under national policy.
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A. O'Donnell
Future of problems in Western oil supply and cooperation
The article argues the postwar oil industry in the West remains sound but faces persistent development needs to meet rising demand. It urges government cooperation with producers at home and abroad and calls for maximum efficiency in the automotive industry and among motor fuel consumers to secure future supply.
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West
Schools to Get Additional State Funds This Year
Dr George Thomas state superintendent of public instruction received notice from state auditor Mark Tuttle that the state treasury holds 49268438 for apportionment to district schools. After a 10000 deduction for maintenance, the remainder funds districts at 369 per capita. This completes the present year’s apportionment, totaling 1416 per pupil when added to a prior 1047. The drop from 1435 in 1920 reflects slower tax collection. future tax recovery will restore the per capita amount. Next year schools receive 25 per capita from state with the rest through a 218 state levy. The clothes do not make the man. No, they break him.
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George Thomas
Public Instruction
Mark Tuttle
E. J. Norton
Dr. Thomas
Adam Was Too Easy and Eve’s Temptation
A poetic reflection from Detroit Gateway on temptation and the biblical tale of Adam and Eve. The piece explores cunning speech and human softness in the face of the forbidden fruit.
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Adam
Detroit Gateway
Novel suits for spring delight discerning women
The season's suits emphasize straight-line silhouettes with flaring sleeves and clever pocket work. The trim model blends simplicity and tasteful embroidery to appeal to the woman who follows new styles conservatively. It features upright lines and arm defining decoration.
Kindergarten Develops Character in Citizenship Education
Superintendent H. Weet of Rochester New York, at the National Education Association meeting, argued education for citizenship demands character development. He said kindergarten helps instill liberty as the right to do what we ought, balances self expression to build a self sufficient yet cooperative human personality.
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Department of Superintendence
National Education Association
H. 8. Weet
Rochester
New York
Morning Exercise Routines for Businessmen
A London trade paper suggests a humorous set of morning exercises to “get them in shape for work.” The regimen includes rising early, stretching, and a sequence of satirical actions ending with cooling off and dialing a number, promising to clear the day’s cares before breakfast.
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Commerce and Finance
England
Mr. Farmer Urges Using Phone For Hiring Help
In a farmers column a tip advises skipping farm travel during busy times. Instead telephone a want ad to the office and the next day choose from several applicants. The suggestion emphasizes efficiency and local help.
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