Palestine Zionism Debate At Des Moines Talk
Evangelist Jesse R. Kellems told the Cosmopolitan club at the Hotel Fort Des Moines that Zionism in Palestine will never be a national home for the Jews. He cited native hostility, limited carrying capacity, and the impracticality of immigration while praising British rule and criticizing French administration in Syria.
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Des Moines
Palestine
Jesse R. Kellems
University Church of Christ
Cosmopolitan Club
Hotel Fort Des Moines
Jordan
Sponges Endorsed as Pets in Seattle Aquarium Study
Seattle, April 1. Tre vor Kincaid, UW zoology professor, raised two pet sponges from infancy and they bore six young. The sextet mirror the parent sponges and are noted as docile pets, marking the first successful indoor aquarium sponge breeding in the area.
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Seattle
Trevor Kincaid
University of Washington
Kincaid
Educators Question Value of Visual Instruction in Classrooms
Chicago reports educators skeptical that motion pictures can replace teachers or textbooks. University directors cite limited instructional basis yet acknowledge value as a supplement. A national survey notes 20 state bureaus of visual instruction and growing university use.
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Chicago
Motion _ pictures
Nhe
United States
F. Dean McClusky
University of Ilinois
Frank N. Freeman
University of Chicago
Thas Physical and Chemical Laboratories
William H. Dudley
University of Wisconsin Bureau
Aganst
Clock with 1876 Exposition award to be housed at Cedar Falls college
The Tower clock awarded at the 1876 Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia will have a permanent home at the new State Teacher's College campus in Cedar Falls Iowa. Dudley Fasoldi, grandson of the builder, donated the timepiece after receiving over 1000 applications from churches colleges municipalities and organizations for its care. The college guarantees expert maintenance by its own staff and the clock will sit on high ground with a dial visible for miles.
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Iowa State
Charles Roach
Albany
Mar
Philadelphia
State Teacher's College
Cedar Falls
Charles Fasoldi
Fasoldi
Dudley Fascoli
Teacher's College
American Educators Set to Survey Philippine Schools
A nine member education commission from the United States arrives in Manila to survey the Philippine educational system. They will assess per child costs to complete seven grades and high school, compare with other nations, and report facts without urging policy changes. Dr. Harold O hugs begins on-site work, while Vice-Governor Gilmore states the group will make an impartial judgment.
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Manila
Mar
United States
Philippine Islands
Paul Monroe
Columbia University
Philippines
Monroe
Harold O. Hugs
Columia University
New York
Erugene A. Gilmore
Public Instruction
Five Iowa athletes slated for Pennsylvania Relays in Philadelphia
Five University of Iowa track and field competitors may travel to the Penn Relays April 24 and 26. Hawkeyes include Harold Phelps in the two mile, Elvin Handy in the hammer, Ray Dauber in shot and discus, John Hancock in shot and hammer, and Harry Caine in shot and hammer. Coach Bresnahan plans to send none for Penn, opting for Drake Relays on the same dates.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Philadelphia
Harold R. Phelps
John W. Hantock
Superior
Wis
Ray G. Dauber
Harry Caine
Elvin Handy
Tibbetts
Pir Vard
Phelps
Penn
Dauber
Hancock
Handy
Davne
Hawkeye
George T. Bresnahan
Drake
Island Education Reforms and English-Only Policy
The board reviews 25 years of American occupation and education on the islands. It weighs improvements for a more effective system and how education has aided island betterment. Public schools currently teach only English.
Holstein prize awards total 25000 at dairy shows
The Holstein Friesian Association of America will distribute 25000 in cash and other awards this year across district state-wide regional and national dairy shows. Special prizes will supplement each fair and show with Holstein offerings.
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Chicago
Mar
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Prize scale revised for state herd prizes at National Dairy Show
A new prize structure applies to state herds at the National Dairy Show with a five entry requirement. Prizes progress from one herd at 75 dollars up to five or more herds receiving the regular tiers of 250 150 125 100 75 and 50 dollars. Separate Holstein special prizes totaling 500 dollars are offered by the Holstein Association.
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Holstein Association
Princess Mary Takes Interest in Farm at Goldsborough
Princess Mary, daughter of the king, is shaping the Goldsborough home farm into a model poultry yard. She oversees improvements and the Dutch breed fowls, inspiring her husband and the estate staff with practical farming enthusiasm as Queen Mary recently inspected the work.
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Ioldsborough
Yorkshire
Princess Mary
Lord Lascalle
Goldsborough
Queen Mary
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Syria
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New York City
Charlies H. Richards
Mr. Kellems
Rumford
Washington County
Triangle Auto Supply Co
Washington
Triangle Auto Supply
North
Iowa
Gasoline Alley
Frank Macon
Washington, Iowa
Hawkeyes
Enney Co
Deparim
Washington, Lowa
J. C. Penney Co
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