Smith Pleads to Keep New York Under Democratic Rule
Rochester report covers Governor Smith addressing the New York Democratic state convention. He attacks the Republican platform, pleads voters to restore Democrats to Albany, and warns that only Democratic candidates can continue progressive policies. He reviews Republican claims and emphasizes a vindication of Democratic policies in November.
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Rochester
New York
Syracuse
Empire
Helena
Mont
Union
Dairy Cattle Congress Exhibit Shows Farm Implements
Exposition notes highlight prize stalks, a 1798 trade relic, a five foot sail boat crafted by Edward C. Anderson, and displays in the women's building. Visitors remark on progress from a single horse plow to four row cultivators while county officials study a stubber pulverizer for pest control. Farmers discuss changes in farming practices and exhibit a rotary snow plow for road officials.
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Edward C. Anderson
Finchford
William Miller
Dairy Cattle Congress
Ciuslupsky
Grundy County
The Child's First School Is the Family Froebel Lesson
A weekly Evening Courier piece by Lucy Chandler Fuller recounts a tale of Bobby and a brown toad conscience bought at Mrs Green's toy shop. The toy toad, kept in Bobby's pocket, speaks to good and bad behavior guiding table manners teeth brushing and punctuality with gentle parental approval.
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Froebel
National Kindergarten Association
West Fortieth Street
New York City
Evening Courier
Lucy
Chandler Fuller
Bobby
Cross
Mother
Father
Little Toad
Kindergarten's Role in Early Education Cited by Hood College President
Jos. H. Apple, president of Hood College, Maryland, extols kindergarten’s function in supplementing home training. He notes heredity and early training shape individuals and stresses kindergarten's broad, early impact and specific educational role.
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Jos. H. Apple
Hood College
Maryland
Minnesota Lawyer Proposes Floating Ocean Airports
Hopkins attorney Gustave M. Sachs draws up plans for cylindrical floats to support sea airports amid midsea flights. He argues anchorage and safety make ocean airways possible, enabling safer transatlantic routes by avoiding Grand Banks storms and fogs, with sea stations east of New York and west of London forming a practical Atlantic airway.
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Gustave M. Sachs
Hopkins, Minn
Europe
America
Atlantic
Atlantics
Grand Banks
New York
London
Paris
Ocean Airway
Oceanic Floating Port Plan To Split Atlantic Route
The document outlines a plan for floating stations connected by sections lowered by boat to form a coastwise port system. It proposes anchorage and land facilities on a landing platform and describes a south of Grand Banks air route avoiding ice and storms. It identifies the Faraday Hills as a deep Atlantic high area and suggests three 1,200 mile sectors with floating ports to enable non stop flights between Europe and America.
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Grand Banks
North Atlantic
Europe
United States
Atlantic
New York
London
Paris
Sir John Murray
America
Mullan Commercial to Have Traffic Cop During Cattle Show
Forrest Wing was appointed by Chief of Police Charles Mohlis as a traffic officer to direct traffic at Commercial Street and Mullan Avenue during the Dairy Cattle Congress. Wing will work from noon until 3 PM and has been on the police reserve list for some time.
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Forrest Wing
Charles Mohlis
Commercial Street
Mullan Avenue
Dairy Cattle Congress
Wing
Seed corn show draws samples from growers nationwide
Corn growers who are artists send ears to the Dairy Cattle Congress seed corn show. A. G. Larson notes samples come from skilled growers across Iowa and one from Sioux Falls. 54 yellow corn and 19 white corn entries. C. Taff of Iowa State College will award ribbons and premiums. Larson says quality this year is high with ears large, dry and well formed. A separate Paris playground accident required police and ambulances. only one victim was a child, others aged 25 to 63.
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A. G. Lar
Towa
Sioux Falls
S. C
C. Taff
Iowa State College
Larson
Paris
City expenses in Waterloo vary month to month
City records show Waterloo operating costs remain similar across months with minor changes. September figures reveal expenditures of 30 205 33, up 82 97 from the previous month, while September 1927 saw 29 458 50 bonds cancelled and 30 122 36 in 1928, improving 1121 48 over 1927. Debts started at 886112 12 and ended at 885737 47, with bonded debt steady at 667372 42. Cash balance stood at 221057 96 as of filing.
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Waterloo
Charles MacKay
Jonas
Cedar Falls Pastor Addresses Teachers on Paris Peace Pact
Rev. Bruce Giffen of First Presbyterian Cedar Falls spoke to East Waterloo Teachers at East High on the Paris Peace Pact. He argued the treaty from Paris conference would outlaw war, mark a major move toward disarmament and world peace, and noted his firsthand European observations.
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Cedar Falls
Paris
Bruce Giffen
First Presbyterian Church
East Waterloo
Europe
Assuit
Egypt
Assuit College
Robert
Education ethics panel selects winners in school event
Rev Olffen's aides assist as the education ethics committee sponsored by the panel selects a winner chaired by Miss Joy Mai. The fragment confirms the panel's role and leadership without detailing the event or outcome.
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Rev. Olffen
Aidwes Fas
Education Amth Eitics Committee
Miss Joy Maiwon
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Nebraska
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