Chicago plans feature junior high schools and transit aid
The article notes Chicago plans for new junior high schools with a focus on welcoming parents and community involvement, plus mentions student travel costs from homes to university and state funding. It references data from the Interior Department and Bureau of Education about kindergarten and primary grades staffing across multiple cities, and briefly touches on local schooling events and regional growth in Wisconsin and Dayton field days.
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Chicago
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Education
Hocketeter Tywnutation Report On Global Medical Aid
The president Mr George Vinceni prepared a press ready report detailing the foundation’s vast aid. It cites about 3500000 in various nations supporting medical schools hospitals and teaching methods through staff exchanges and fellowships. The foundation aided clinics in China India Siam and Europe while supporting nursing and medical schools in Yale Harvard and London venues. It funded malaria control efforts in the Americas and supported physicians and chemists in multiple countries.
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Hocketeter
George B. Vinceni
Vins
Wea
Mit
Slaff Ometabere
Cominestone
Hghomlises
Viailaney Pease
Oxfrid
Camber Edinburgh
Bao Theiler
Vernsheng
Siam
Soerlean University
Rein
Im Chins
Ti Ten
Chincke
Toreien Jrscucia
Sian
Sanauician
Hysieu
Larvard Universi
Louden
Taagte
Wareaw
Tray
Yale University
Jin Brng
Yugoslaia
Poland
PHN Pines
Uentral Americ
Waacil
Coas
American
Wal
Malti
Porto Rico
Stcaragua
Brasil
Palestine
Queensland
Weer
Indire
Centralmerica
Mexico
Seth Americas Burone
Luimh
Vast international effort praised for humanity uplift
A late nineteenth or early twentieth century sounding piece lauds a sprawling international project backed by diverse nations. It extols progress, science, and mental hygiene, praising a wealthy backer and the Foundation’s aims to advance knowledge and benevolence across societies in New York and beyond.
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Canada
New York City
Maki
Farmers Stand Ground Against Corporate Industrial Supremacy
A revival-era debate features a Cornell professor and Chamber of Commerce advocate arguing the American farmer remains the most efficient producer. He notes the shift from 80 percent to 20 percent of workers in agriculture since 1820 and asserts farmers still supply needed food and export surplus despite corporate consolidation.
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Corporation
Lis
Delustan, Wy
Mynrs
Natice
Cornell
America
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Hie Corporation
Fragmented OCR bits reveal domestic life and scenes
Vague passages describe matrimony as a goal, a movie plot, dancing, and household images. Notable fragments mention a woman’s role, a beach, aging, and a baby crying, all from a 1925 era context.
Superstition Feuds Mark South American Town Edges
In border towns and villages, crude crosses and frightening signs remain erected to deter alleged evil spirits believed to roam the countryside. Local residents react with mixed fear and skepticism as authorities consider whether to remove the symbols.
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South America
Myvns
Five in One Local Family Die of Tuberculosis
A Wisconsin tuberculosis case destroys five relatives in Waukesa County as mother fails to recognize she was diseased. The Vin-Onson Tuberculosis Association plans a health clinic at Awentkesha on June 27 to offer free exams for adults and children under 16.
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Waukessa
Berause
Aweniktesha
Pan Youl
Rome
Oshkosh Normal To Have Large Summer Enrollment
Oshkosh Wis Burnament for the summer session at Oshtosh Normal school reported well over 350 enrollment. Classes start soon and end of the week is expected to close the figures.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Oshtosh Normal School
Mrs LaFollette Family Leaves for Washington
Mrs Telly Case LaFollette and son Robert travel to Washington to settle the late senator's affairs. The group will remain in the capital for two weeks before returning to Madison to establish residence.
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Madison, Wir
Telly Case Ta Pallette
Robert Date
Sexster la Fellette
Rohert
M. le Felfettq, Jr
Washington
Maison
Follette
Robert M
Hoyal
Waukegan City Council Adopts June Payroll Report
The June payroll for the Street Department totaling 1353.60 and a supplemental garbage collection payroll of 104.00 were approved. City reports from Comptroller and Treasurer reviewed, including licenses for nonintoxicating beverages and a proposed 144.50 order to the Slits Lieaguurer. Committees discussed street projects on Newhub Avenue and Frederick Street, water supply for Hose No. 2, and a typewriter purchase up to 30.00. Additional items covered include Municipal Hospital May report, Hall expenses for Memorial Day, sewer connections payment to Joseph Volpano, and licenses for sale of nonintoxicating beverages.
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Uehfamin
Drs
Ald. Golwitzer
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Water Department
Eport
Treveurer
Ald
Benjamin
Lohuscher
Newhall Avenue
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Harkwell Avenue
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Tijamin
AVA
Frederick
Frederick Street
Eis Street
Coutts
Rollet
Arcadian Avenue
Tate
Adontion
Rhe Port
Dunwondy
Pibe Jig Works
J. C. Booth
Wabash and
Garfield Avenue
Waukestia
Allorney
Klow
Ang
Nigdon
Ah Itvor
Martell Ave
Rte
Tin Board of
Paulie Works
Joseph Yolvanov
Hartwall Avenue
Dunbar
Hamiltan Avenue
Franklin
Bettesda
Park Avenue
Volpinio
Joseph Volpanis
Harkwell
Hamilton
Frankin
Wo Pare Avenues
Bethesda Court
al. Kichl
Imotion
Ald. Dunwoody
Capupon
Broadway
Board of Public Works
Joseph“Volpano Hid
Fay Lient
Joseph Volpano
Soo Line
Hartwell Avenue
Stephens
Resport
Klett
Akl Benjania
Golwitzer
al Kiehl
Fender
Courtmen ready for trial in federal jury case in Pauclative
United States court officials arrived in Pauclative to attend the trial of 38 persons indicted by the recent federal grand jury as alleged violators. Judge Claude Z. Luse will arraign them.
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Pauclative
Wis
United States
Federad Ral
Adi
Claude Z. Luse
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