Education costs rise as high schools expand nationwide
Washington notes mounting education costs and growing high school enrollment. The piece argues for consolidating small districts to sustain quality, stressing need for trained teachers and adequate facilities, and cites 1921 and 1922 enrollment data to support calls for broader school support and improved local financing.
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Milk for Health Campaigns Seek Community Involvement
The Department of Agriculture reports milk based health campaigns are expanding in rural communities with a 20 percent rise in use. Extension service staff and local groups such as parent-teacher associations mobilize volunteers to promote milk nutrition through posters talks and demonstrations. Circular 2550 outlines campaign organization and follow up work, including evidence of improved attitudes toward milk in several schools. A note cites Indian devotions toward crime and crooks as a contrasting reference.
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