davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Kodiak mirror., 1957-10-26

strumental in arranging fhe parkys sssMoral has xoomed, and she na8r. have enjoyed their role as Good will Ambassadors"
Kodiak mirror., 1957-10-26

Z. h aAa morksa ak Chaplain Nek sssa, ne reksllssE have been 'aeAaas muscles, calIoused hands, all kinSAs of smiles and happy hearts"
Kodiak mirror., 1957-10-26
DIR ECToRY
KODIAK

CENTRAL LABOR COUNCIL Meets 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of each month at 7::30 pm. in the
 Carpenters Hall
 Timothy Gilmore, President Stuart Nuckols, Financial Sec.
Kodiak mirror., 1957-10-26
N CT c E:

Consumers who have Electric Ser
 ~.- vice disconnected due 10 delinquent bill, will be charged $500 service fec when request is made for restoration of service after normal working hours 1900 pm. l. This charge will be in addition to the amount ot the deIin- quent bill
 KODIAK ELECTRIC ASSN INC.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-08
Two Scout Groups
To Be In Council
Scout Exhibition

Cub Scout P a ck 96 and Boy
Scout Troop 102, both of London,
will be representing Madison Dis
trict in the forthcoming Scout-O-
Rama. This event takes place
March $40 in the Merchants &
Manufacturers Building at the
Ohio State Fairgrounds.
According to Cubmaster jim
Bailey and Scoutmaster William
Morris, the boys have been MAX
ing extensive plans for their par
ticipation, and they have extend
ed a special invitation to the peo-
pie of Madison County to visit and
observe their exhibits.
In addition to these units ex-
hibits. many of the Districts adult
scouterS will be participating as
judges, concessionaires, and such
to give an excellent view of scout
ing in action at Scout-O-Rama.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-08
An Editorial
MEAT PRICES ARE MODEST

AS practically all of know cost-oflvng indexes have
been edgng again primary has been increases
in food prices which, for long period of tme Jagged behind
The general price trend
However, the prices of many basic foods still modest
judged by past standards and of the foods for which This
is true is meat.
The average for the 94749 years used by government
agencies as the base period from which to FIGURE chances in IFS
cos+o living index The retail prices of many standard meat
cuts are well below that To take few examples De-
par+men+ of Agriculture figures show that December of last
year 1.-The latest date for which such figures avaabe ham,
burger down Is per cent from the 94749 level sliced
bacon down II cent pork chops down three
cent and pork sausage down cent Since these fig
compiled there have further sharp drops
prices Of various advertised and offered by retailers
In this connection another fact is highly significant Over
The the amount of working time the has TO
has tended TO steadily decrease That the best barometer
of buying power and obviously of greater importance TO the
worker and his family than dollars and alone
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-08
IT'S LATER THAN YOU THINK

A MUSTi


15-Staggerng list of candidates seek county Offices "a
Republicans 10 Democrats and three
candidates.
Stone London elected president of Londons
Horseshoe Pitchers Club.
MARCH STommy Saery, Mr. and Mrs Herman Slattery
Troop 1922 highest rank that of Eagle Scout
Sheets chairman Madison County Red Cross
that his organization prepared to distribute government
owned wheat to needy in this section.
MARCH Lake Park Sidner farm south edge OF West
Jefferson skating and coasng first time several
MARCH 2Prsones London Prison Farm cutting and storing
ice Fish Hatchery Pond"
1e47-TEN YEARS AGO-1947
of Mrs Balenger
member of the 114h
Banberg
played prominent special
MARCH Fred Peterson 81 we'll known London and county resi-
dent dies suddenly home LondonSedaia Pike
MARCH 1Londons newest business venture Lone Pine Tourist
Haven, deluxe cabins South Main Street
MARCH 18New Mems Chorus organized home of DR.. F. E.
Rosnagle Kelsey Smith, head and director.
Conservation Natural Resources
approves Sunday dedication Madison Lake
MARCH 20on Chooman purchases Minsha Fender ReStau
London.
MARCH 21Mrs Michael Dwye 49, prominent London resident dies
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-08
DR.. Marble Named
Speaker For Area
Sheep Banquet

DR.. Samuel Marble, President of
Wilmington College, will be the
guest speaker at the annual Madi-
son County Sheep and Lamb I'm
provement Banquet and meeting
on the evening of March 13 at the
Madison County Fairgrounds, ac-
cording to report from the Ex-
tension Office. DR.. Marble has won
wide recognition for accomplish
ments expanding the college build
ing program through the self-help
program. Also, he has travelled to
many foreign countries and spent
3 summers in Europe to lecture
and study. He is a humorist speak
er and his topic for the evening
will be rs the American Revolu-
ton Over?"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-08

GROW 'EM QUICK Al

The Rosedale Grow 'em Quick
All Club held their first meeting
March at the home of Lennie
Boerger, and elected Don Nicol >as
president for the year.
Marvin Boerger was named vice
president; Edward Burns, secre-
tary; Bertha Skaggs, Treasurer;
Ernie Skaggs, news reporter;
Nancy Houck, Sandy Overturf and
Billy McCarty, Recreation Lead
ers; John Wilson, Health and
Safety Leader.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Paul Overturf.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-08

Pavement:
Width Is feet, Length 61,61S feet
Width 20 feet, Length 4752 feet.
Width Is feet, Length 10,507 feet
Total Length 1857 feet or 1856
miles.
Proposal No. l of this project to
be completed not later than August
/, 1857.
The minimum wage to be paid to
all labor employed on this contract
shall be in accordance with the
Schedule of Prevailing Hourly
Wage Rates Ascertained and Deter
mined by the Department of Indus
trial Relations applicable to State
Highway Department improvements
in accordance with Sections 4115.03
17-3). 4115.04 (17-4), 4115.05 (17-4a)
4115.06 17-5l. and 4115.07 G7-5a) of
the Revised Code of Ohio"
The bidder must submit with his
bid certified check in the amount
of s4,850.00.
Plans and specifications are on
file in the department of highways
and the office of the division depu-
ty director.
The director reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
George ]. Thormyer
Acting Director
A
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-08
Efforts Started
To Get hephrosis
Group Organized

Columbus-Five physicians will
be among the nearly 5000 volun-
teers, men and women, who will
participate in the "Nephrosis
Walk" a home-to-home solicitat-
ion from z to $50 p. m. March 20
in Columbus to seek funds to fight
the mysterious childhood kidney
disorder,
1t will be sponsored by the Cen
tral Ohio Chapter of the National
Nephrosis Foundation, Inc, of
which Mrs. Harry c. Sharp, 184
S. Yearling Rd., is president Mrs.
Stanley Klein, 1865 Brentwood
Rd., is walk" chairman.
The Campaign for $4,000 will
close March 81, with the theme,
Give These Children More than
Half a Chance to Live"
Efforts are already under
way to organize a Madison
County Affiliate of the Gen.
traI Ohio Chapter to aid in
the drive for research and
treatment funds. Local phys-
clans have reported that sew
erai cases of nephrosis, or al
lied diseases, have been dag
nosed in Lon d on and the
county.
Objectives are to start a resear-
ch program at either Ohio State
University or Children's Hospital
develop more intensive parent
education program; assist financi-
ally in the care of nephrotic chill
dren, and to underwrite. in part,
the third national symposium on
nephrosis and allied kidney disor-
ders.
Nephrosis usually occurs in chill
dren between 6-months and 10
years of age. 1t is evidenced by
body swelling, and is fatal to SO
per cent of its victims. The cause
unknown, there is no cure.
Children who die are treated as
those who recover, and it is not
known why some respond to treat
ment
The Central Ohio Chapter is To-
Gated in Room los, Kinsman Hail.
Ohio State University. Its mail
ing address is, "Nephrosis, Box 49,
Columbus"
Mrs. Ollie M. Goodloe is honor
ary chairman of the chapter
which was organized last Decem-
Der. Mrs. Dwight Eisenhower is
national honorary chairman, and
Robert Montgomery, movie actor,
is national campaign chairman.
GUESTS OF MOTHER
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton L. Cooke
(Marilyn Martini were guests last
week of Mrs. Cookies mother,
Mrs. Marian Martin and also her
grandfather, Judge Roscoe G.
Hornbeck, South Walnut Street.
Mr.. Cooke is with Pan-American
Anyways in the publicity and pro-
motion department, with head
quarters in Los Angeles where
! they have been residing. They
stopped in London enroute to
New York where Mr.. Cooke will
be with the New York office of
the airways.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-08

There will also be a magician
Sherwin Buckley on the program
and he will entertain for about 80
minutes following the main adj
ress. There will also be a presen-
tation of special interest ~to All
and FLA. members carrying the
Western Eve project and a report
by Charlie Fiickinger, Fieldlnan
for Columbus Producers, on the
topic of the lamb pool marketing
rri gram during the past year.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-08
GUESTS AT soWoRYs

Mr.. and Mrs. George Bowdry
entertained Sunday, Reverend and
Mrs. Jordan of Columbus, Mrs. j.
Bowdry of Urbana and Mr.. and
Mrs. Alden Bowles, niece and
daughter, Melody Higgins of Pi-
qua.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-08
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS
STATE OF OHIO
DEP ENT OF HIGHWAYS

Columbus, Ohio, February ID, 1857
Contract Sales Legal Copy No. 55-S3
UNIT PRICE CONTRACT
Sealed proposals will be received
at the office Of the state Highway
until 1000 AN, Ohio (Eastern)
Standard Time, Tuesday, March 10,
1857 for improvements in:
PROPOSAL NO.
Madison County, Ohio, on Sections
S.4S, 20.15, 2110, State Route No. So
in Union, Oak Run and Pleasant
Townships, by applying an asphaltic
concrete surface course, Items T-30,
TBS
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-08
PEACE

Only by a new attitude of mind
ruling within it can the state at
tain to peace within its bord-
ORG
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-08

Tickets for this tanquet for borh
men and women are available
from the following committee
members: Robert Buck, Chairman,
William Folsom, Kenneth Dor1,
" lnfred Truitt, Howard Dorm, V.
Y. Overturf, Arthur Meeker, Lloyd
Koby, Lowell Snyder, c. E. Lip
pencott, Donald Mace, Richard
Harbage, Ira Hunter, Eldon Har-
sh, John Donahua, Robert Hunter,
Neb Stewart, Eugene Harbage ard
Walter Ruoff.
BUTCH BURR
UNDERGoES SURGERY
Karl (Butch) Burr, 9-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Karl E. Burr,
Jr., Crooked Run Farm, Lafay-
cite Road, is recovering in Child
ren's Hospital after an emergency
eye operation. His room number is
1O2.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-08
FASHION

The way of the world is to
make laws, but follow customs.
Montaigne
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-08

one of the BEST family car buys in all
Ohio; with all the equipment you like.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-08

1853 PONTIAC. Door Sedan. Sharp One
Owner. Lots of good miles left in this
car. Come in and take ride in II.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-08
STOP IN TODAY AND SEE OUR FINE SELECTIONS

1855 BUICK. Special, 2 Door Hardtop
Green and White One Owner. Loaded
with Extras. Not mark or sign OF
wear, inside or out.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-08

1855 BUICK Century Door n lar d + p.
Beautiful z Tone Blue. DynafIow, Power
Brakes. Really honey. :.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-08

1853 BUICK. Roadmasfer. One Owner Looks
and runs like new. Fully loaded with
extras. Don't miss this fine car.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-08

1852 DODGE. coronef 4 Door Sedan For
Low priced transportation be sure and
see This before you buy.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-08-16
Check List For
Those Planning
Motor Voc ofion

VaEailoning motorists ran re-
igee by oue-h half their chances OF
an auto breakdown BY using
simple check list prepared by the
AAA
Hugh N Craig executive aeo-
retafY of The Minnesota State
Automobilr Association. said the
idea was developed especially for
motorists planning long trips this
summer The mechanical parts
covered on the list when not func-
tinniug properly account for over
gp per cent Of bfeakdowns re-
ported by AAA Emergency Road
ssrace crews during the course o.
the year
Even though you had your car
tuHed and inspected this spring
Craig saws, you may help insure
rsyctrer vacation driving BY 4 last
minute check Of these five
trouble spots
Tires Sec that tire tread ls
hiFh and that the rubber IL wear
ing evenly Never start a long
.tnp especially II high speed ex.
prraaNays are 10 be travelled on
old % badly worn tires zone auto
breakdown IN four Aat year was
caused by tire trouble
q Battery Check for proper
water level and clean terminals,
recheck water once each week
during hard drives in hot weather
- Fan Belt Inspect the fan
bolt for condition and tiKhtneaa
n u breaks or slips the result
win be over-hesting and electrical
failure BATTERY and electrical
failure accounted for nearly ~ per
cent of annual AAA emergency
CRIiaI
q spark Plugs Have your
plugs tester. cleaned and re- ad
luatei or replaced Your coil con-
trnart and distributor points
should also be checked if six
months have elapsed since the last
tune up tlEui,ions faults were the
cause of almost ~ per cent %
trouble calls In 1850
q Cooling syatsm BE sure that
your cars radiator is filled wtth
water look for leaks u the Lowell
is low
Tho Auto club official pointed
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-08-16

world leadership. that any blot on
me national eseutchson provides
dsaiy ammunition tor hoatiis pro
paRaHda
America N short Just can no
longer afford 70 ignore the notes
10 her oWu eye
However, The editors Of the
Telegraph expressed the opinion
hat ne CIVIL Hlghfa biil asked
for more than Congress Vss likely
~ grant
They advised the passage of the
bin With amendments, 70 foTebtall
me possibility ~ a filibuster on the
part " aouthernerp IN the Senate
guaranteeing the night 70 vote for
Negroes
Experience shows they com
meatsa mat 0nce minority can
exercise the ypte Il can fight fgf
lts subsidiary rights with greatly
enhanced chance ~ SUCCESS
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-08-16
S.. louisan Sfubbed
In Heart: Receivers
AZ City Hospital

81 Louis lASPl Sylvester
Robinson who was stabbed in
The heart last sunday morning
was in good condition AZ CITY Hos
p.tal Tuesday. following an half
inch wound in his left veuuicIe.
Shortly after roDlnson, WAS ad-
mitted 70 the hospital his heart
apparently stopped beating Or
leonard Coleman, assistant resi-
dent IN surgery. opened the chest
and massaged the heart In an e.
fort 10 restore is function.
Then Dr John Kroyer, chief
resident in surgery, cut the peri
cardiam sack around the heart
and closed the stab wound. Robin
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-08-16
English Newspaper
Comments On US.
Civil Rights Issue

London Eng amp The
editors ~ the conservative and
powerful London Daily Telegraph
devoted lesd editorial this week
to ne y s civil Rights issue with
particular reference 70 the civil
Rights bin now being debated IN
ire y s Senate
The editorial vas entitled, IA
ciaiism Retreats IN America
IN part the editors told their
readers
Ia many southern states the
Negro is attn discouraged. either
BY Intimidation ~ artificial 0b
ntsciea from sSereising this basic
constitutional privilege fright 10
vote
IN the first place the Hepub.
lesna. fred BY their success in The
1850 elections. are making q %
tsrmlnsd bid 10 confirm their hold
over the northern Negro vote
There has been considerable
movement of Negroes from the
South 70 the North. and the go
portanee 81 their vote has ln.
crsas~d
"Sec0ndly, ths northern Demo
Gratis sensing the danger u thla
move are marc willing than ever
before 10 back civil rights isgis.
iation even II u means splitting
with the southern wing 0f tbs
party The aond Democratic South
has ~ fact Recently not bee No
solid
Thirdly even thr extreme ~.
aotionafien In the South, chaatsn-
81 BY ths domonetratipG ~ nation
~ support for the supreme Courts
ruling against school segregation
feel that outright oppoaiiion to
Negro voting rights ia less and
isaa q practicable policy
over ana above these political
calculations and in the ionE rtn
peihapa more important. IL
Americas increased awafspaas
brought about ~ her new role n
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-08-16
Are You One
OF The Millions
Headed For Fun?

As you read this article. you
may be one of five million Amer.
eaHa who viii be going on yaca-
ton next week or one % another
similar group that will leave the
follgwing week and the next and
the next.
II you are like 90 per cent Of
vaeatlonists-to-be you are in a
state of subdaed excitement, aud
the children are chanting. "oh
boy only three days for six
days or five or two. or what
ever rhey keep accurate count
Aiso. II you 90 along NTH the
majority. packing viii be left 10
the last minute when all kinds cf
unnecessary things will be thrown
into unnecessary extra luggage
ard many essential things VIII be
left ~ home
Everybody should have check
list ~ what 10 take The av.
erage yacstlonlst is an amateur
traveller and usually takes along
loo much or too little
Here IL basic list Of outer clio.
thing and other essentials that
the yaeationist needs for travel by
automobile There Is no attempt
here 10 list the recreational equip
ment such as fishing or boating
supplies This list is for the suit
case Limit luggage to two pieces
Tor a family of four.
Here We 60 for last minute
packers tsugEested BY travel
authorities for a two week trip
70 a cabin or cottage or contln-
uogg travel on the road not for
country club type resortK
Clothes For Boys
Two blue jeans one dress
trousers, four sports shirts. one
heavy jacket tfof north woods or
mountains only one pair heavy
shoca, on pair dress shoes, three
pairs sox
Clothes For Girls
Same aa above except substitute
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-08-16
Why kkrumoh
Put His Likeness
On Chuno Coins

AcCfa AMP When Premier
Kwams Nkumah ur gbaua. NOV
ed into chriatianbcrg Castle and
mads d the Prime Ministers resi-
dcncs last month quite furoro
was raised The opposition pohtl
cai party waa highly critical and
Dr nuaia is political leader
isnsd an official statement of
condemnation
Many British complained also
that this waa an arrogant 3apump
tinu Of power because Brush Eov.
eruors had occupied Christians.
berg Castles for scores q years
ard ifa location on the sea nauk
ed ~ its magnificent garden wss
regarded a. oHp of the attractions
Zoe the English governors making
up for the deficiencies IN the 90
mate
Nhrumah and his party leaders
fsit however that nav he was
head ~ the country he should ue.
eupy the place which ssas symbol
ig ot that leadership and Nkmmah
moved in
They pointed out that most og
ths people IN Gbana have never
had the opportunity to become Ht
crate To them the Cbristiaua5efg
Castle represented the ultimate iu
political power The masses could
understand n they aaw their blrck
loader Twins In the castle that In.
drpendeCe had really come
The same theory surrounded the
decision of Nkumahs friends and
officials % place NkrumRhs head
ou future eotns u Ghana instead
- that u Queen Elizabeth. This
was revolutionary indeed rracti-
eaiiy every natlen within the Com
munwenlth uses money with the
queens likeness on q.
Now q black mans head is 60
grace tho money ~ gbapa Com
plants arose again from political
opponents and from conservative
Eugushmen both here and In lnr.
don hut the dte was csat and
Ghanaa future eoins viii bear The
likoneas " her fret African Pre-
mtcr
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-08-16

Reading this paper every week
u a good regular habit.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-08-16
dreas-up dress as second item.
Clothes For Nom

dreas-up dress as aecond Item.
Clothes FOR Nom
Three blouses three skirts, one
sweater set. one fngsrtp jacket
fwarfnj Tor mountains or north
woods one pair walking shoes, one
paiF dress shoes
Clothes For Dad
-Four pairs slaeka four sports
shirts one sports coat for dress
up one pair heavy shoes, one pair
dress shoes four pairs sox
The above Items assume yog
0ili have laundering done OF DO Il
on the road Take electric iron IL
you are doing Il You can pur-
chase soaps or detsrgen,s on the
road Also Hylon stocking can be
purchased on the road.
on course, II you plan to nzh,
you should take rain wear and
boots II golfing or playing tennis
take appropriate shoes
Into an overnight bag place the
following items Dads shaving
needs MONS cornSetics. creams,
louonss use empty toothpaste
cartons 20 carry individual tooth.
band aids Murine eyedrops, sun
brushes, for the family include
glasses, sun tan Oh, iodine soap
aspirin and other essential medi-
cinea
Use PolyethyHn flm refugera-
tor bags 20 pack items that viii
spill or should be kept dry such as
powder soap lotions, also for en-
closing combs and brushes
This plastic material bag is also
handy for holding shoes. blouses
sweaters. underwear when pack.
ing the suitcasea
Into MONS purse goes nail pol
ian and address book Of friends to
whom YOU are going 10 send
cards
Good bye Travel hight Have
good time.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-08-16
Assoils Government
For Loxity In
Protecting Rights

GfssnyiHe Mlaa AMP
Charges ~ apathy in inyesuga-
lions of civil rights violations n
MiasissippI wore lodged arainst
the FHf last week Ia Memphis
Tenn BY a Negro physician who
stated thst he wanted 10 DO out
~ the state before raising eharR
ea
The federal government II DO
,uR nothing 10 protect my aWi
rights declared ~ G. & Battle
ln a telephone Interview last week
from Memphis aH ho charged FBI
agents with making only spa
thctle' Investigations Of rights
violations Ia The state n aiaaiss
tppl
The 20 year Ola physician a Tor,
nor leader Ia an NAACp chapter
ln Inc statc said that when he OF
tempted to vote tn 1905 cub
srnatprlaI election. the ballot wns
snstcbea from hts hand lie said
bo taited FBi agents after tho in
ridaut and they sent Mlsaisaippi
born and raised man out 10 inysa
tigatr
IN Rattle said the man told
lbm tu tell the sheriff
When ! saw fhat the Federal
government wasn't going % "a
anything about tho violation "
my clvli dghta decided may
aa woll move uui ag the state tle
added Those FBi men aren't go
ing 20 make charges against their
friends and HrIghburs
pr Rattle said DC iB moving 20
Kansas city
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-08-16

Same a. above except subatitute
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-08-16

son received seven units o. blood
The hospital said Robinson, who
is "a years old. was already walk
ing around the ward He told
polige he had been stabbed IN a
brawi with a woman companion.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-08-16

ont that these checks should be
made az an added prcoaution with
your normal safety equipment In
spection. which Includes lights
brakes horn, windshield wipers
steering and wheel alignment
The best time for such
check Craig explained. us when
you take your car in for lubrics-
tlan q day or two before your va
cation trip Adjustments and
minor parts replacement costs
lssa than long distance towing
srd repairs far from home. he
added
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-05-18

Selection of still another site
or future building to serve the
lorthern area GO acres, NV cor
Ter 115th and Cicero.
Tho Program Means Expansion
f the TwO-TwO Plan. Proved
" experience, this plan offers
he following features:
l. Fresh-soph students attend
centered school located near
their homes.
2. Smaller classes mean greater
individual attention to stu
dents during the first and
second years, when they
need guidance and counsel
ing most.
3. A full and varied curriculum
will be offered by teachers
trained in meeting the prob
lens of students of these
two years.
4. The school will serve as
community center for all
groups, bringing students,
parents and patrons into a
closer union with each other
and the school.
5. Smaller enrollmentS under
one roof tends to improve
educational values.