Language and rank in schools sparks national debate
The piece critiques high school use of terms like baccalaureate and senior while praising military academy traditions, cites political mood shifts after Democratic governance, and argues for enforcement of laws. It also reports a police alert about a man using fake magazine propositions with numerous aliases and a $25 reward by the Periodical Publishers' Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Dillard
Raymond Blake
K. R. Newman
I. Lawrence
John Russell
R. J. Spencer
Fred Hmphress
H. J. States
J. Scott Allen
Martin C. Corbin
W. Hilman
B. Gilmore
W. Ef. Hull
Arthur B. Warren
Burton F. Chase
P. D. Blackburn
J. A. Price
Frank R. Hart
Harry Baldwin
Edward C. Ellis
F. Edwards
J. Hatfield
Samuel E. Collins
Charles Underwood
Periodical Publishers’ Association
Bowdoin College Bugle Board Elected Editorial Team
The Bugle of Bowdoin College elected its 1930 editorial board with one member from each of eight fraternities and the Bowdoin Club. Editors include Edward R. Little, Dwight H. Sayward, Richard Pontle, Ora Evans, Kenneth Thurgur, James S. Brackett, Herbert H. Foster, Edward B. Garnd, and Jace Short. Also notes unrelated local items about marriage law changes in Kentucky and Bowdoin Club updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bugle
Owdoin College
Bowdoin Elub
Alphas Delta Phi
Edward R. Little
Brunswick
Vsi Upsilon
Dwight H. Sayward
Portland
Delta Kappa Epsilon
Richard
Pontle Holiday
Rockland
Zeta Vsi Ora
James S. Brackett
Pillage
Kappa Sigma
Herbert H. Foster
Seattle
Wash
Seta Theta i
Edward BP. Garnd
Manor
Morse High School Class of 1914 Will and Testaments
Read as a humorous school will from Morse High School seniors listing playful bequests to classes, teachers, and local figures. It names multiple students with quirky titles and jokes, pledging items and favors to future classes, staff, and community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Morsey High School
Avery
Percival Butler
Adams
Morse
Higgins
Whalen
Totman
Brown
Carlton
Sagadahoc County
Knowledge is Power From The Class Of 1914
A 1914 class address argues knowledge equals power across material and moral realms. The speaker cites engineers athletes and scholars as examples while stressing moral law as enduring power. The passage ends with class signatures and a note of Albert Tibbetts's Portland death.
Wedded on Steamer Berkshire in Hudson River Excur sion
Miss Amelia Augusta Rose of Pittsfield married Irving Messer on the steamer Berkshire during a 1000-strong Berkshire excursion from Albany to New York. The ceremony was performed by Rev Max Mueller with a dope club ring ceremony and a chest of silver given by Congressman Treadway. The couple met on a Dope Club excursion in 1913 and became engaged on board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Augusta Rose
John Rose
Danforth Avenue
Pittsfield
Mass
Irving Messer
Berkshire
Hudson Navigation Co
Albany
Dope Club
Miss Rose
Mr. Messer
New York
Max Mueller
German Lutheran Church of
Elizabeth Rose
John MacDonald
Wilbur
Poughkeepsie
William Frank
Roberts
Poughkeepsie Chamber of Commerce
Alen T. Treadway
Stockbridge
Charles W. Morse
Morse
Hudson Navigation Company
Carey S. Hayward
Congressman Treadway
Treadway
Armory
Bershire
Messer
Dope
Hudson
Morse High School Class of 1914 Graduation at Bath Opera House
The Morse High School class of 1914 held an 10 o clock graduation at the Bath Opera House. Exercises included prayers, salutatory, essays by Miriam Adams George Wetherbee Grace Eggleston Bernard Sydleman Isaiah Hunt Pearl Hall Frances Southard and more. The program closed with diplomas awarded, a prize for best essay delivery, and a concert by the high school orchestra featuring Zampa Pierrot and Toreador selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Bath Opera House
Miriam Bradford Adams
George Brown Wetherbee
Grace Elnora Eggleston
Bernard Woodbury
Sydleman
Ireland
Frank Edward Whalen
Long
Florence Nightingale
Pearl Ethel Hall
Washington
Grant
America
Isaiah Wilde Hunt
Frances Mabel Southard
Musical Program at North Bath School Highlights Student Talent
Music Day at North Bath school featured performances by Miss Maud Sermour and Miss Bakeman with pupils from grammar to primary levels. The program included songs, duets, tone studies, and themed numbers culminating in Closing Song and a group photo with 16 visiting parents and friends. Arrowsie and Woolwich men are subscribing for the shoe factory, setting a good example to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bath
Maud Servmour
Bakeman
Mildred Ward
Eddie Johnson
Josephine Aderton
Miss Bakeman
Arrowsie
Woolwich
Hood's Sarsaparilla for Rheumatism Relief
An old time blood tonic claims to treat rheumatism by purifying the blood and improving digestion. The advertisement says rheumatic pains vanish as Hood's Sarsaparilla acts on the blood and reduces inflammation stiffness and pain.
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Bath
THE
Times Company
Fesot St. Bath, Me
Maine
Tions
West Point
Annapolis
Polices
Tsie
Hcan
Thes
Congress
Bryan
Haines
Oliver
Pose
Republican Party
Con
Man
Bugle Board
England
Ish Police
Nooner
Thanhecvine
Christias
Jae Pain
Eerie Ates
Erie
Tee Tecet
Pipraddy Cohen
Ile
Pyeat
Congen
Ience
Redig
Sabtour Parties
Sagadahoc
Tory
Bowdoin Club
Tarry Ss. Thomas Farmington Fadls, Oheers
Ras
Fowsicht Ff. Savard
Supitness
Misnieuest Pots Attre Ietos
Hsin. Matager
Rick Ss
Sahin Pahey Iyelfeas Or
Gardiner
Kentucky
Mr. Montsgomery
Eddie
Miss Shorey
Eggleston
O. Hunt
Arthur Sprague
Shaughnessey
Kenneth Weeks
Clancy
Carl Purington
Miller
Winneganee
Demosthenes
Myron Sprague
Titcomb
S‘teen
Jin the
Bath Industrial Corporation
Hunt
Bridges
Athletic Association
Colby
Hull
Lowell
Assembly
Hopkins
Smithsonian Institute
J. L. Morse
Webster
Information-Bureau-Of-My
Hennessey
Ike Gay
Fordicus Wetherbee
Mr. Flood
Clark
Albert Tibbetts
Massachusetts
C. W. Morse
Stanton
Harding
Graham
Sydney B. Swett
Arrowsic
Arthur Ward Song
Scot Aderton
Sleepy Head
Jack and Jill
Arthur Ward
Raymond Palmer
the Naughty Mouse
Chichesters
Chichester
Nan L. Connor
L. F
Atwood
Burnham
Liberal
L. F.” Medicine Co
Express
Wynne Broom Co
Elmira
N. Y
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