Under The Clock Ode and Dance Escorts
Fragmentary notice recounts a poem titled Under The Clock Ode owed 25 cents and mentions Surg Missima Lowenstern 19 and a pretense of providing escorts for indigent girls for 25 cents each with a list of dances at 30. Irma is referenced with a C O D implication and a Columbia Spectator context. The text reads as a garbled dialogue about goods and payment and a request for trust.
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Lauia
Missima Lowenstern
Columbia Spectator
Irma
Politburo Dreams of Madam Suing Roosevelt
A political history note recalls a woman who sued Theodore Roosevelt and lost, illustrating the era's legal battles and high profile figures facing challenges in court.
Overheard at mass meeting joke from Miss Levi column
A lighthearted note from M Levi and contributors to Miss Levi and Miss Andrews references a Southern colonel joke about preserved peaches and a comic quip about Over the Top by Guy Empey. The text shows playful fan letters and column control hints for late space.
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M. Levi
Miss Levi
Sulsa L. Andrews
The Favorite Daughter of Montana Mystery
Puzzled student asks why no one has named the face over the clock in the scene The question who is the mule or the faculty remains unresolved amid campus chatter about the nickname and identity.
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Montana
Stude
Timid Freshman Seeks Dance Date In Quirky Exchange
A timid freshman questions the math of business, a senior asks about a dance partner, and a sophomore mutters Montague as she studies. The classroom vignette captures high school social dynamics and the glow of adolescent banter.
Miltons little lark debated by Professor Trent
The fragment suggests Professor Trent doubted Milton's lark as genuine nature faking until he admitted lack of personal experience with larks. The terse note hints at a critical stance on natural authenticity in a literary discussion.
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Milton
Mortarboard Seeks Barnard Entries for $25 Ad Prize
The 1919 Mortarboard reports Simmons Hardware offers Barnard College students $25 for best reading matter and $25 for best illustration for a Keen Kutter Scissors and Shears full page ad. Submissions due December 18. prize winners may earn $10 for other usable copy or illustrations. Entries to Mortarboard office with sealed fictitious name outside and real name inside.
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Simmons’ Hardware Co
Barnard College
Keen Kutter
Mortarboard
Ieave
The Outdoor Club Elects Officers and Calls Dues
At a recent meeting the Outdoor Club elected President S Holbrook and secretary treasurer Sk F Carr. Members are asked to pay 25 cents annual dues to the treasurer. Hikes are set for this Saturday and Sunday afternoons with trips posted on the bulletin board. Faculty and administrative officers may join trips as honorary members.
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S. Holbrook
Sk. F. Carr
Students’ Hall
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Mr. Roosevelt
Bulletin
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Mgr
Soph
Montague
Morningside
Broadway
Furnard Hall
Amsterdam Avenue
118Th Street
Seth
the Outdoor Club
A. G. Seiler
120Th Street
Nus
American Lead Pencil Co
Fifth Ave
N. Y
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