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Atlantic Weekly Telegraph in Atlantic, Iowa

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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1893

Page

1

Pride of Atlantic Commencement for Class of 93 at Opera House

The high school class of 93, six young men and seven young ladies, graduated amid rain and mud. An all-star program featured student orations and music, with diplomas presented by President Steinke. The event highlighted onlookers, speeches, and the ambition of graduates, including essays on gender education and national issues.

Opera D. Shenton Austin Supt Samson Bessie Henshaw Shirence Hedges Nellie Dickerson Tne Salta Weather Service Everltte Smith Cora Rinehart Roy Hatchinsou Louis Auilors Glee Elia Everett Tennyson Ane Whitter Triple Alliance Ap Ouiltr Daly Thomas Whitney Balmy Ani Harry Dayenaugh EMS Seccreeet Giriest Glass Steinke England Mae Calloway Pricilla Harry Cavenaugi House of Commons America Holmes Pasteur Atlantic Caxton

What War Means and the Value of Money in Society

A lengthy, opinionated piece discusses European alliances and the futility of war, arguing against U S involvement and urging peace. It questions democratic reforms, electoral fairness, minority representation, and the influence of money in society, politics, and progress.

Fragmented notes on fashion, music, and society era observations

The fragment discusses fashion and social observations about young ladies in Isabella attire and flower girl performances. It notes Miss Simpson’s vocal work, musicianship harmony issues at a World’s Fair, and a silver wedding anniversary for Romeo and Molly Lawrence with improvised verses about silver bells. It ends with a Prohibition Convention telegram and political hints.

Isabella Miss Simpson Henry Clay Romeo Lawrence

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