Wisconsin School Inspector Urges Practical Teaching At Institute
W E Larsen state inspector of rural schools in Wisconsin addressed Black Hawk county teachers on linking school to home and teaching practical knowledge. He urged hands on learning, parental involvement, and that teachers emulate parental roles. A second talk covered attracting public interest in schools, advocating revived weekly pupil programs and community engagement. 159 registrants to date. evening lecture on The Story of Wheat planned for the public.
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W. E. Larsen
Wisconsin
Black Hawk County
East Side High School
Larsen
Jabor
Myers
John E. Stout
Cornell College
W. F E. Larsen
L. C. Rusmisel
Omaha
East Side
Ambassador Page Sees Country Life As Key to Democracy
Walter H. Page, ambassador to England, argues that country life must be built up as cities and railroads expand. He notes democracy grows from the soil and urges the Conference for Education in the South to focus on schooling, home life, and continuous human service to shape a broader, cooperative national vision.
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Walter H. Page
England
South
United States Bureau of Education
United States
Conference For Education In
Bureau
Page
Progress of Democracy
Forest Fires in India Hurt teak Growth, Officials Warn
Forest officials conclude that controlled burning to remove forest litter harms teak growth. After long investigation they call for nationwide full fire protection and continuous coverage to be truly effective.
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India
Monument to Battle of Nations to Be Dedicated
A workman on the 300 foot Battle of Nations monument at Leipzig, Germany, reflects on the long effort as the massive structure nears completion. The colossal pile, depicting Austrians Russians Prussians Swedes allied against France, will be dedicated on Oct 13 with global attention.
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Leipzig
Germany
Tle
Hugh Pile
Town Talk Highlights From Rockford to Dubuque
Local notes report Mrs Eva Cavanaugh visiting in Rockford and Mrs Grace Hasbaugh spending the week in Dubuque. Fred Wray returns home from Birch Island Wisconsin. A jury in Muldoon v Lifkin failed to reach verdict and was dismissed at 1 am. Sam Frank L G Coe era noted. Coe injured playing ball, visiting Waterloo after Clinton residence. Clifford Carpenter shot in the foot, officers suspect self inflicted accident. he admits rifle possession. Howard B Burr tasked with plans for a 3000 dollar dwelling at Dawson and Fairview for Carl Banton. Ellen Jackson nine months old, daughter of Roy L Jackson, died after brief illness. funeral and Calvary cemetery interment scheduled.
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John Muldoon
Samuel Lifkin
Justice Knapp
Muldoon
Sam Frank
L. G. Coe
Courier
Ellen Jackson
Roy L. Jackson
Blowers and
Wyoming Streets
Calvary Cemetery
Newest Picture of Germanys Crown Princess and Baby Son
The latest and most appealing image shows Crown Princess Cecile of Germany with her youngest son Frederick. She may become Kaiserin if the emperor dies and her husband ascends the throne. Cecile, formerly Duchess Cecilia of Mecklenburg Schwerin, married Crown Prince Frederick William on June 6 1905. Their four sons include William Frederick born July 4 1908 and Louis Ferdinand born November 1907. The photo was taken this summer.
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Germany
Kaiserin
Cecile
Frederick
Cecilia
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
T Frederick William
Wiliam Frederick
Louis Peredinand
Wohert
Twenty-Four Hour Man Blocks Waterloo Circus Grounds
Barnum & Bailey Greatest Show on Earth arrives to perform tomorrow at Illinois Central shop grounds in Waterloo after a dispute over Logan avenue site. Four trains expected daybreak, street parade at nine, vast menagerie and Cleopatra spectacle promise dazzling, mass entertainment with elephants, giraffes, lions, and hundreds of performers.
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Barnum & Bailey
Miinole Central
Logan Avenue
Waterton
Moss Central
Waterloo
B. J. Bowden
Ilinois Central
Mr. Bowden
Chicago
Fort Dodge
Illinois Central Railway
Santa Claus
Bluebeard
Calliope
Cleopatra
Cleopatra's Palace
Palace
Hippodrome
Duet Poisoned Pies Kill In May Incident
The coroner's inquiry into the death of William Bowling of Lancashire concluded that tartare infection from meat in a shop was caused by dust blown in from the street, per Doctor Hats medical officer of health of London Mail era reporting.
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William Bowling
Lancashire
Doctor Hatns
London Mail
Restoring an Old Japanned Tray With Paints
When a japanned tray becomes old and chipped, apply two coats of white paint and one coat of enamel both sides. Stand it on the edge to dry after each coat. The enamel is easily renewed and the tray will look as good as new and pretty.
Useless Embellishment Opinion Echoed By Satiric Comment
A comical sarcasm mocks laziness and inefficiency with an absurd comparison to an octogenarian and a ribbon on a cano, implying little value in ornate but empty effort. The fragment reflects playful critique of sloth and pretentious detail.
A Courier Wanted Will Save You Time and Worry
A narrator in Naples meets a young non Italian man seeking travel to America and warns of steamer routes. On a Naples hillside he observes a regular hotel visitor shot in a yard, later learning a Russian governor was assassinated in that city. On the voyage he identifies a girl from the Naples scene as the same person, choosing not to intervene in the foreign intrigue.
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Naples
Cles
Vesuvius
Capri
Ischia
Grasa
America
New York
Boston
Genoa
Gibraltar
Asores
Madeira
Atlantic
Italy
Finland
Fred
Azores
Wes
Siberia
Military gown in blue satin with white silk details
The illustration shows a blue satin military style gown with a draped skirt and short cutaway coat featuring deep revers and a white silk collar. Worn over a white satin waistcoat, the ensemble emphasizes military influence and elegant tailoring.
Couple Weds at Home Ceremony in Cedar Falls Road
Miss Addie Delts and Mr. Theodore Duffy wed last evening at 8 in the bride’s parents’ home on Cedar Falls road with forty guests. Rev. W. H. Beachler officiated as Mrs. Vera Deits and Mrs. Golda Lampson served a three course repast. The couple will honeymoon in the east then settle in Galloway addition. Brother D E Debts of Chicago attended as a guest.
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Addie Delts
Theordore Duffy
Vera Deits
Golda Lampson
Duffy
Galloway
D. E. Debts
Chicago
New York Stock Market Close Prices Report
Market notes list closing prices for Canadian Pacific Pennsylvania Reading Rock Island Atchison American Smelting Union Pacific Baltimore and Ohio Southern Pacific Southern Railway Brooklyn Rapid Transit United States Steel and others. Call money stands at 24 percent.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading
LGR
Rock Island
San Lbr Atchison
Union Pacific
ADRY
Baltimore and Ohio
Southern Pacific
We. A
Southern Railway
Aea
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
United States Steel, Common
United States Steel, Pfd
Amalgamated Copper
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Erie
Ilinois Central
St. Pauls
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Wales
Queensland's Riches In Timber Uninspected Vast Forests
Queensland holds an estimated forty million acres of forests yet uninspected and unreserved, illustrating vast timber riches undiscovered and undeveloped across the state.
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Queensland
Moulders and Carpenters Plan Labor Day Picnic
At Cedar River park moulders union voted to join carpenters for a Labor Day picnic. About 300 moulders and families will attend with a six member arrangements committee. Participants will wear black trousers white shirts and white caps and ties. They will parade with carpenters and games include a $15 prize purse. Central labor body had invited monarchers to attend at another park but declined.
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Moulders’ Union
Carpenters’ Union
Cedar River Park
Carpenters
Central
Monarchers
Biectrie Park
Poduska
Walter Mathewe
Perry Clark
William Rose
Willam Lake
William Halliley
Courier Damien and the last stand of a Balkan courier
Damien served as a messenger in Macedonia under Turkish rule in 1008. He often rode through dangerous terrain to deliver revolutionary dispatches between towns while Turkish troops and robbers oppressed Christians. When cornered, he sacrificed himself and his horse, destroying the papers by nulling them in a water-filled ditch and dying with his horse to protect the dispatches.
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Damien
Baten
Macegegis
Macedonia
Peter
E Rib Lage
Coasier
Deraletiy
Truinian
Henas
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Leipsic
Eva Cavanaugh
Rockford
Joe Hosmer
Fourth Street West
Grace Hasbaugh
Wellington Street
Dubuque
Fred Wray
Birch Island
Wis
Clinton
Clifford Carpenter
Carpenter
Howard B. Burr
Dawson and
Fairview
Carl Banton
I. 0
Logan
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