School Nurse Employment Raises Health Teaching Risks
The winter of cities in the United States shows nurse employment in schools has more than doubled over the last decade, with war-era schools showing an even larger rise. Data from 116 cities indicate about 4,000 pupils per nurse, wages range from 687 to 2700 dollars, and duties vary with examinations or certificates required. Also notes classroom contact with foreign pupils yielding improved language and history study, and debates on League of Nations versus American conferences.
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United States
Interior Department
Bureau of Education
Los Angeles
French Mandate in Syria Sparks Debate at Versailles
Fragmented report notes French forces in Syria under a League of Nations mandate, with critics arguing the mandate exposes colonial ambitions. Observers say the league’s stance while endorsing the mandate appears weak as it unfolds amid tensions and local upheaval.
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Waimazens
Fiolonguered Ety
Divgatele
Jis Lenin
Syria
Rabin
League
Ie Te Hatlou
Welle Nalon
Ivotter
Echoes of the Oak Sanatorium social notes and farewells
Thanksgiving program at Oak Sanatorium hosted by superintendent Miss Aresnahian. a farewell party for Miss Margare Scheide in December, with nurse Behaide leaving. A Gleam of memories presented to Miss Scheide, new staffer McGinley and Col followed, and Rev. Goekel preached at Pewaukee. The newspaper notes a small deficit and appeals for contributions to Anna Miller and Gale Lane Pewaukee Wisconsin.
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Aresnahian
Margare
Scheide
Beheide
Heyan
AMC
Aid
Mise Sheeibe
Loken
Hehalf
Glia
A McGinley
Colf Owhe Drave
Napshigela Key
Goekel
Watiolic
Pewkee
Howe
Anna Miller
Gale Lane
Pewaukee
Wircon
Tensions Between Brothers and Armenia Policy Debate
The passage contrasts protective but clashing brothers, noting United States reluctance to intervene militarily in Armenia as bunvlutes were discussed. It critiques aid as overreaching and questions whether Americans could support contentious actions leading to war and destruction.
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Big Brother
Trane Toy
United States
Armenia
ALC THON SALE OF 35 DAIRY CATTLE TO AUCTION
A. Engle, proprietor, sets Saturday November 26 1924 for an auction of 35 high grade Holstein and Guernsey cows including fresh and springers and a 14 year old high grade Guernsey bull all aberculin tested. Sale starts at 10 o clock at the Haenag farm ten miles east of Towauker village on Highway 49.
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A. Engle
Guernsey
Towauker Village
Assessor Eyes Doubling Taxes on Beggs Estates Milwaukie
In circuit court Milwaukie county assessor Will make an effort to tax income on the Beggs estates at double the normal rate. The state plans to levy assessments on the income taxes for the last ten years. Officials expect total income tax assessments to rise under the measure.
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Milwaiker
Wiss
Thames
Milwaukie
John Dk
Local bakery reopens at 119 Broadway after closure
KUIFES HAKERY at 119 Broadway resumes operations after a partial shut down. Advertisement notes reopening next Wednesday and highlights the shop as a familiar place in the area. L. Wolker and J. th Ely are named in an odd phrasing as workers or staff associated with the bakery.
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L. Wolker
J. Th Ely Ous
Glate
Transfer of prison inmate to Leavenworth shocks relatives
A convict from the Union Food Stores case was ordered moved from the house of correction to Leavenworth Federal Prison in Kansas. The sudden transfer, directed by U.S. Attorney General and federal officials, surprised the inmate’s relatives who had planned to visit during Christmas.
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Milwaukee
Twirl Grick
Union Food Stores Company
Swine Ie Vm
House of Correction
Leavenworth
Kans
Foderal
Prins
Geleh
Remo
United States
Gener Duhn S. Sargent
Lele Win
Fragmentary note hints large figures in tax debate
A fragmented OCR passage mentions potential savings from a tax plan, suggesting amounts over two million and possibly three million dollars. It references the term Gieame Gix and a broader relief question, urging readers to subscribe to The Daily Freeman.
Bell Company Employees Win Public Service Medals
Anna Lenn of Piedmont West Virginia, a Bell System operator, wins a gold medal for bravery during the Piedmont flood of 1949 while seven other Bell workers receive silver medals for courage and service. Awards are presented by a National Committee on awards honoring Thelmore Saul.
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Anna Lt. Lenn
Ebiet
Chesapeake Sud
Potomac
Piedmont
Seven Seas
Hell ‘Telephone System
Themlore _ Saul
Bell System
Wan Uonul
Lemnan
Ae Us
Teenie
Piedimont
Onder
Wuty Wed
Llnyd
AL Alking
Alga
Eggve Jorgenson
New York
Hrookiyg
Wing E
Quettal
Couragy
Natural Bridge
Loleyhone Central ‘Office
Dhity
Northern
New York Telephone Corporation
Hubert Harris
Tlartis
Une
Hell Telephone Company
Pennsylvaniin
Norristown
Par
Allean A. Smith
New Richmond
Gineinnali
Lid
Silver medalist receives $260 cash award
The silver medal winner is awarded a cash prize of 260 dollars. The event highlights the recipient’s achievement and monetary recognition within the competition.
Chicago Professor Alters Prolonged Test To Keep Awake
A Chicago professor demonstrates methods to induce steep sleep and completely relax muscles to counter fatigue during a prolonged test. The technique emphasizes relaxation and awakening control for study efficiency.
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Chicago
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