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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1914
Page
9
Reports praise lyceum courses for clothing poor children, free concerts in Middletown, and large attendance in OBrien County Iowa. Mentions promoters like Fred Wall, J T Gause, and Col Bain. Notes youth inspiration toward college and personal reform sparked by lectures and readings.
A speaker urges citizens to support wholesome role models over bullies like Bill X. He warns that towns imitate popularity, calls for expanding lyceum courses, and emphasizes crowd influence in shaping youth, urging adults to attend events to foster right values and push out harmful influences.
Reported notes show Rev New ton Bundy organizing lyceum courses in South Dakota and Texas towns earning profits and funding town improvements. Committeeman E S Gause and Corning Iowa leaders fund enduring programs, while Stillwater Oklahoma saves profits for an auditorium. Endowed courses at Concord New Hampshire use 20 000 from Abigail Walker to sustain free lectures under Dr Charles R Walker.
A guide from Judge A S Peacock Wa Keeney Kansas outlines seating rules and conduct for lyceum events. It covers ticket sales behavior between seats and late arrivals and urges bringing a guest and sharing tickets when unable to attend. The piece describes the lyceum workers organization, its aims, and the annual convention at the Auditorium Hotel Chicago September 15 19 with membership details and contact.
The Lyceum Magazine serves lyceum workers with information methods and enthusiasm. It is endorsed by committees and read widely. Subscriptions cost 1.50 per year two years 2.00 life 10.00. Office is 959 Peoples Gas Building Chicago I.
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