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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1920
Page
6
Dr Katherine Herring a noted authority on immigration and psychology has been appointed head of the class women’s jureniua for the bureau of immigration. She served in Washington during the war and is recognized for expert knowledge in psychoanalysis.
The quote by Orison Swett Marden argues that unexercised knowledge stays information. Ambition becomes power only when applied through action and use, not merely by possession.
A Birmingham Herald item notes a bankrupt individual facing insolvency and a companion advocating maintained appearances by buying a new fur set. The brief hints at social pressures amid financial distress.
A brief exchange highlights loyalty to a coal dealer who “treated me white about coal” through good and bad times, illustrating trust in a supplier amid rough economic days.
Miss Dorothy Kellogg of Buffalo wins Mount Holyoke College Sarah Streeter cup awarded annually to the senior in best physical condition at final exam her athletic leadership roles include college song leader senior house chairman and Students' League advisory council member she studied economics and widows and worked in a Buffalo textile factory last summer for practical insight.
Captain D. M. Goodacre, 78, longtime Washington court crier, has joined every inaugural procession since Fillmore except Lincoln's second parade when he served in the navy. He plans to attend the Harding procession as well.
Cleveland bishop at a dinner comments on Canon Barnes the English divine who recently said the biblical account of creation and the fall should not be credited. He remarks Barnes is taking on a heavy burden by asserting Genesis isn’t true.
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