Global School Scenes From A Deserted Desk
Washington July 2. Bulletin from National Geographic compares world classrooms. It cites Johnny Chinaman and Manuel, Yoshi-san, and desert pupils. Describes Japanese and Persian classrooms, cross legged seating, writing with brushes, and varied schooling hours and conditions.
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National’ Geographic Society
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Yoshi-san
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Barefoot Lads Sit at Desks Inside Srinagar School
Report notes 600 pairs of shoes lined before the doorway as evidence of many students in Srinagar attending a school while barefoot. The scene highlights disparities in access to proper footwear and education.
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Srinagar
Eighteen Holes Opened at Byrnees Park Golf Course
Byrnees park golf course now has 18 holes opened yesterday to the public. Golf fans tried the new holes and praised potential, with some old holes renumbered. Five new holes exceed 400 yards and three span about 500 yards, demanding accuracy as hazards are few but fairways narrow.
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Byrnees Park
Pareaut to Meet Turner in Major Middleweight Clash
Oskaloosa Iowa July 2 Ralph Pareaut of Spencer and Joe Turner of Washington D C top a card arranged by the local American Legion post for July 12. The bill features Scheesley and Remy in one bout and Strong and Rudy in an eight round boxing match.
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Ralph] 'Pareaut
Spencer
Joe . Turner
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Carl Remy
Knoxville
Spike” Strong
Mason City
Jack Rudy
Renees
Muscatine Man Qualifies for Hole in One Club
Muscatine Iowa July 2 F K Rambo of the Geneva Golf and Country club made a hole in one on the 82 yard second hole at the focal course. The shot required a deft pitch over a gully onto a sloping green and earned him a place in golf lore.
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F. K. Rambo
Geneva Golf and Country Club
Emmetsburg Pitcher Strikes Out Twenty in Game
Emmetsburg pitcher Shuffert of the Independents fanned 20 batters in a 24 to 2 victory over Algona. Women of China form clubs to campaign for suffrage, organizing efforts across the country.
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Sunnyside golf meets near end with round two results
Sunnyside club round two of president and vice president handicaps concluded. In the president's match H B Chandler beat R G Smock seven up with five to play, Cropper over Ssmitter two up, McClain default over Greeley, Lichty beat Miller seven and five, Hardin over Liftring three and two, Schuneman over Shildon three and two, McWarlane over Hutchison eight and two, Cropper over Wray two up. Vice president results show Pred Appelquiat over Harris one up, Slee over Hussman three and one, Dunkelberg over Frank eight and two, Lommel over Wyant three and two, Fish over Ellyson one up, Daum over Martin one up, Rath over Kerwin three and two, Curry over Tibbitts six and three. Two third-round vice matches played: Sieg over Appelquiat six and three.
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Mitter
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W. M. Shildon
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W. R. Slee
Art F. Hussman
W.R. Sieg
Fred Appelquiat
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Strand trea tary handicap clash headlines local showings
Strand treatry handicap match on Wednesday July 4 prompts a Sunnyskie club event with par 71 for 18 holes. Paladia Theatre presents The Bow of the Wolf by Jack London with Gorey and North Dawn adapted, plus Orkinin Thro starring Curey as a horse ranch owner in a romantic drama. Britain reports 200000 women unemployed and 68000 in taxitly trade per ministry figures.
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Ernest Torruno
Ito
Wate
Dilee Ponney
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Paria
Wilder Ose
Alaska
Jack London
Palice
Goa
Norjinga Dawn
London
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Bringy Curey
Hha
Thorns and Orange Blossoms at Crystal Theatre
The celebrated drama Thorns and Orange Blossoms adapted from Bertha M Lay’s story is playing at Crystal Theatre. The feature presents themes of hate and romance in a settings rich with mountain country charm.
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Crystal Theatre
Bertha M
Lay
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