New Superintendent Sought For Washington Public Schools
Washington public schools seek a new superintendent after decision not to reempley Mr Axtell. Board members will take time to find a qualified schoolman, avoiding politics or personal bias. A new building planned to aid education may be ready this fall.
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Public Schools of
Washington
Axtell
Herald
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Miemere
Condidlo
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Roosevelt in Public Life and the American Spirit
The piece argues Theodore Roosevelt embodies the American spirit despite rebellion against his party and friends. It defends his egotism as a fighter for peace when non negotiable, condemning arbitral notions on vital honor while asserting Uncle Sam’s navy as deterrent and national strength.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Rooseys
Boston
Roosevelt
Sam
Ain
Uncle Sam
Eccentric June Time Portraits and Local Notes
The piece cites George Lockwood and William H. Blodgett in a rustic account from Daviess County. A farmer is urged to sow cow peas to guard against fall shortfalls while a Vincennes visit yields a sharp, unflattering pen portrait of a local neighbor on the Wabash.
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George Lockwood
Advocate
Ier
Daviess County
Willian H. Blodgett
Apolig Neya
Vincening
Wabazh
Maintenance of Earth Roads Crowns and Drainage in Country Lanes
An excerpt explaining road crown and surface drainage. Properly crowned roads shed rain to side ditches, preventing standing water. Side ditches run parallel and must be kept open to channel water away. Driveways, culverts, and underdrainage affect drainage, with ground water and embankments influencing road dryness and durability.
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Istda
Ieros
Phat
Dragging Roads Keeps Surfaces Smooth and Watertight
An old manual explains dragging roads with a drag pulled by a strong pair of horses can cover three to four miles in a day. Regular dragging after rain maintains road condition and helps ensure a smoother surface for markets and travel.
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Efvery
Bedbug dangers and school exhibits dominate page
An article discusses bedbugs as disease vectors and their resilience in various housing, hotel, and luggage settings, then shifts to a school year recap. It praises student work in embroidery, literature, and science, listing prize winners and notable exhibits from grades six to high school seniors.
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Manning
Welle
Bath
Son
Alma Kehan
Beasle Hook
Ester Walker
Fiszters
Saaerai
Engepia Rowney
Mary Smith
Margaret Walsh
Katherine Reinsel
Edith; Clements
Agnes Norris
Alice Tleman
Eugenia Downes
Marie Vonder Schmitt
Palmer
Helen Lynch
Bessie Dosch
Margaret Roberts
Anna Edwards
Lucile Smith
Esther Walker
Mary Haffey
Marie Taft
Agnes Light
Cordelia Auberry
Lillian Brewer
Bessie' Hook
Eugenia Downey
Marie Vonderschmitt
Rorea
Mary Srint
Fe Mary Sanford
Bertha Backes
Catherine Hayes
Evelyn Port
Katherine Howard
Marie Howard
Helen Gorflon
Alice Kauff
Nan
Mary Krai
Agnes
Marie Kidgell
Spiler
Eelet
Shandbag
Margaret
Invitation to Bt. Simons Church Event on June 18
Friends and patrons of Bt. hone academy are cordially invited to a ceremony at Bt. Simons church on Wednesday evening, June 18 at 3 o'clock. The note requests attendance of the present.
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Ferring of
Bt. Simons Church Wednes
Hone Academy
Learning Golf Shopper Seeks Advice at Store
A young woman, new to golf, enters a sporting goods store and asks to see clubs. The clerk asks how many she wants, and she admits she does not know which end of the club to use, highlighting her beginner status.
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Parcel post models for school houses issued by U S bureau
The United States Bureau of Education sends one two and four room school house models by parcel post. The cardboard scale models show hygienic detail and construction information for rural communities planning new buildings. Dr F B Dresslar led the project with architects validating the plans.
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Parcel Post
United States Bureau of Education
F.B. Dresslar
Bureau
Dr. Dresslar
J. Dresslar
Death of R W Horton a Dubois County native
R W Horton born December 21 1857 in Dubois County son of Hiram C Horton and later wife Rachael He married Miss Hoskins had no children then married Miss Britton two children Basil and Mrs Samuel Field later had nine more children Franck Charles John Floyd Robert Flora and Laura all living at Barr township He was jovial industrious and a member of Montgomery lodges Red Men and Odd Fellows
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Dubois County
R. W. Horton
Hiram C. Horton
Hoskins
Horton
Britton
Basil Horton
Hewaiian Islands
Samuel Field
Rachael
Oy Fo
Franck
Philippine Islands
Charles
Washington
John Flosd
Robert
Flora
Laura
Barr Township
J. Horton
Montgomery Lodges
Red Men
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Doctor Soresi Aims to Restore Life Through Future Science
Dr A L Soresi of Fordham University and Flow er hospital staff describe life restoring experiments as a future scientific milestone. He recounts a dramatic case of pneumonia with patient near death and recovery after blood transfusion from a donor, noting the experiment’s potential despite moral and technical challenges.
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A. L. Soresi
Fordham University
Sosi
Soresi
Vetirn
Ciel
Scientist Predicts Life Restoration After Death
The text describes experiments on dogs and claims that once the left side of the heart can be connected, it may be possible to restore life after apparent death. It mentions gas or drug-induced conditions and asserts future breakthroughs could revive humans after hours of cardiac cessation.
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Ito
Weather Whistle Signals Chautauqua Preparations
The Spink mills whistle prompted a Business Men's Association gathering at City Hall. Plans discussed include closing times during the chautauqua and the Ben Greet players visit, while farmers meet with an agricultural agent at the court house to organize activities.
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Spink
Business Mens Association
Rempia
Marchanta
Folk
Imissou
Washington
Daviess County
Court House
Theousines
Daviésa County
Eepiniat Committee
Wheathana
B. & C Southwetern
Water Problem At Picnic Sparks Urgent Reminder
A jumbled note warns mothers to ensure ample water for picnics. It mentions carrying bottles of water for children and avoiding scarcity during outings, stressing practical drinkability and safety.
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Lippincutt’s
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