Ten Years Ago East Side RS Officers Elected
News Your Dad Read Long Ago recalls ten years past with officers elected for the East Side RS J D Hasking and Mrs school Parent Teacher association Henry Hatch entertained were Mrs M B Copeland proasi the Social Literary club Ident Miss Jean Thompson secretary and Mrs J H Boden treasurer Mrs H Harris was pres reporter Mrs George Coe hostess to the Priscila Needle club Honor medals for selling Liberty Bonds awarded Holmes Ste iwart John Hewitt Serena Shafer Paul Besser Harold Hale Clarence Littler Walter Muir Norris Beasley Special guests at Dalton s dance were Miss Maris Grover Miss Beatrice Osborn Miss Marie Swaim and Russell Rupp coach of Athens high school athletics Griff Boane returned home after spending some time in Michigan and Georgia Miss Anna Pickering and a group of high school students went to Netzonville to see a play coached by Miss Lucille Henry T L Morgan and Deputy Sheriff Berb Parker were in Columbus on business
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East Side
J. D. Hasking
Henry Hatch
M. B. Copeland
Proasi
Jean Thompson
J. H. Boden
Treassurer
Holmes Steiwart
John Hewitt
Serena Shafer
Pail Besser
Harold Hale
Clarence Littler
Walter Muir
Norris Beasley
Dalton’s
Miss Maris, Grover
Beatrice Osborn
Marie Swaim
Russell Rupp
Athens High School
Anna Pickering
Netzonville
Lucille Henry
Emerson on privation and the nature of evil
Philosophical reflection compares evil to cold as a privation rather than an absolute force. It frames evil as a lack or absence of heat, drawing a parallel to natural privation rather than a standalone entity.
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Emerson
Can We Live Alone in a Connected World
Dr. John Grier Hibben urges Princeton graduates to see life as interconnected with society. He argues living only for oneself harms communities through law disregard, political apathy, and police overreach, urging a move toward shared responsibility and freedom.
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John Grier Hibbem
Princeton University
Hibben
Princeton
Harvard Graduates and the Race Question in Public Life
A lecture style piece discusses Harvard awarding degrees to 1 884 students including four high academic performers two Jewish highlighting a race issue. It comments on education, ambition, and the value of work over mere college years. It discusses birth control eugenics and population control via Charles F Brush and Sir James Barrie. It notes advancing science and population debates. It references Winsfield R Sheehan predicting bigger screens and new film writing and Hoovers campaign alongside Work Curtis and steel industry cooperation.
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Harvard
Health and Diet Advice by Dr Frank McCoy
Health and diet guidance from Dr Frank McCoy author of The Newest Way to Health. Reader questions cover tongue burning linked to weight and stomach acidity, meal water intake etiquette, and pediatric stomach ulcers with emphasis on diet and non surgical treatment.
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Frank McCoy
McCoy
Feiner
Arning
W. G
Persecution and Lawsuit in Colonel Stewart Case
The column discusses Colonel Stewart’s acquittal in Washington courts and calls the verdict a warning to unscrupulous senators. It notes Stewart was accused of deceiving a committee and may have been jailed, while casting doubt on his moral character and the motives of his legal team.
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Stewart
DS. Stewart
District of Columbia
Washington
New York Wishbones and Broadway gossip fragment
A chaotic collage from New York notes recounts a Wall Street entrance hall scene with a “President” door, a sailor inside, and talk of market mood. It then pivots to quirky urban trivia about wishbones styled as little people for holidays and restaurant ads. 包含娱乐 and industry chatter, plus brief bits on Mortimer Davis and Broadway gossip.
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Gilbert Swan
Agne A
Operches
Wall Street
Dane
Stonesrapner
Con Sessions
Jon Elmvis
Lata
New York
Manhattan
Mortimer Davis
Rose Dolly Kees
Broadway
Ina Tutter
Shubert Genta
Ethel Barrymore
Atlantic City
Ax Allen Dinehart
Charine
Jim
Styme
Birdie
Answers to Questions by Frederick J. Haskin
A compilation of reader Q A exchanges covering topics from pronunciations and insurance payouts to Wrangell Island location, omnibus charters and Maude Adams name origins. It also explains Carlisle Indian school history, land survey curvature, and the nature of hellgramites as the larval form of the Donson fly.
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Moses
Republican Nations Convention
B.C. A
Atve
Wrangell Island
Arctic Ocean
Siberian
United States
Adams
Maude Adams
Kiskadden
Carlisle
Geological Survey
General Land Office
Puzzle clue list from a newspaper page appears garbled
The fragment presents a cross word puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues about geography, language, and misc terms. Numerous misspellings and broken phrases obscure fixed answers, including a note about radio first in a U S territory and a Crete country tie.
Wheeler as Democratic VP Hope Stirs Montana Senator Talk
Rodney Dutcher reports that Senator Burton Wheeler of Montana is being considered for the Democratic ticket with Governor Alfred E. Smith. The piece notes Wheeler’s independence, past runs with La Follette, and potential to attract progressive and independent voters while detailing his Montana base, opposition to eastern economic discrimination, and current Senate reelection bid.
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Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Alfred E. Smith
Hoover-Curtis
Wheeler
L Follette
Dheeler
Congress
Norris
la Follette
Nye
Howell
Blaine
Fragier
Hoover
Smith
Wheler
Washington
Senate
Ali, Ee
Pollery KR.E.B.A and land grants questions origins
A reader inquiry reveals Greek roots of a pollery term meaning herd masses. It notes March 7 1228 act designates a presidentially appointed land patent signer. Viola B. Pugh holds the post. Also explains marmalade from marmelada and Brazil nuts in a woody pericarp. unmarried can reflect divorce or living spouse status.
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United States
Viola B. Pugh
General Land Office
S. A
Brazil
This Date in American History recap
A compact timeline notes key events: 1653 William Penn makes a treaty with Indians. 1712 Georgia becomes a royal province. 1188 John Jay reaches Paris as American minister to France. 1868 Confederate approach causes business paralysis in Philadelphia. 1900s Republicans nominate Roosevelt and Fairbanks in Chicago.
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William Penn
Georgia
John Jay
Paris
France
Philadelphia
Chicago
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
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