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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1920
Page
5
A mistyped exam or speech discusses why students avoid teaching careers. It argues teaching is demanding, poorly paid, and socially limiting, deterring both men and women from pursuing the profession. The piece notes long hours and the impact on personal life as key factors.
G Howell Mutchler declares his candidacy for County Chair in Warren County. He pledges honesty, improved county records, and prompt businesslike handling of county affairs, urging Democrats to vote on September 29. The advertisement appears under Belvidere, promoting Mutchler’s campaign message.
Morris P Stout a freeholder from Phillipsburg New Jersey ordered and paid for a movie plot in Wyoming. The incident centers on actions taken by the official and payment details tied to the scheme.
Fragmented text shows garbled phrases about meetings elections and street events. It mentions a march or move toward a tune town, references to a bridge, Warren, Neelaine, and Olympia area, with unclear names and actions. The article lacks coherent facts and readable details.
A New York study by a committee of Twentyone in Hurts Education examines bias in rural schooling and seeks a nationwide plan for better rural education. The project, driven by farmer groups and state education officials, recommends reforms to reduce bias, expand schooling, and boost county education efforts.
Cornelius N Brokaw asks voters for support to continue his honest fair and square methods filling the unexpired term of Theo P Hoppler. He pledges to maintain the same record if nominated and elected.
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