Inauguration of Dr. Ernest Fox Nichols at Dartmouth College
The ceremony in Webster Hall as Dr. Nichols becomes the 10th president, witnessed by 1500 plus guests including European educators, Ambassador Bryce, Governor Quinby, and Harvard’s Eliot, with the silver Wheelock punch bowl passed to the new leader. Nichols accepts the sacred trust and prays for strength wisdom and courage.
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N. H
Ernest Fox Nichols
Dartmouth College
Webster Hall
Europe
America
James Bryce
Great Britain
Bryant
United States Naval Academy
Henry B. Quinby
New Hampshire
Rollins Chapel
John King Lord
Tuck School
Eliot
Harvard
Lowell
Butler
Columbia
General Streeter
Dartmouth
Francis Brown
Oxford
Union Theological Seminary
Nichols
Dr. Nichols
William J. Tucker
Tucker
Quinby
Bryce
C. D. Adams
Horace Russell
Alumni Association
C. W. Tobin
Boston
Richard Cockburn Maclaurin
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Jacob Gould Schurman
Cornell University
Charles Richard van Hise
University of Wisconsin
John Huston Finley
College of the City of New York
William DeWitt Hyde
Bowdoin College
Atthew Henry Buckham
University of Vermont
William Herbert Perry Faunce
Brown University
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Arthur Twining Hadley
Yale University
Abbott Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
Charles William Eliot
James Burrill Angell
University of Michigan
Henry Brewer Quinby
William Jewett Tucker
Ethelbert Talbot
Pennsylvania
College Hall
BE. K. Hall
Edwin J. Bartlett
Charles F. Mathewson
Board of Trustees
Painful dyspepsia and Stuart's tablets promotion
The text outlines painful dyspepsia symptoms after meals, including midline stomach tenderness, heat sensations, gnawing pain, and craving when empty. It condemns common pain killers and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure by digesting all food, with a call to purchase at 50 cents and request a free sample.
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Parted Curtain serial starts in Sunday Post Magazine
The Sunday Post Magazine will feature a new serial by Henry C. Rowland titled The Parted Curtain. This first instalment follows readers who admired The Furnace of Gold and promises a strange and fascinating tale next Sunday.
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Sunday Post
Greater Boston
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Henry C. Rowland
Post
Small Game Open Season Broadcast
The open season on quail, woodcock, ruffed grouse and rabbits begins today with a general closed season on gray squirrels. Red squirrels may be shot year round. Woodcock may be scarce, possibly ending open seasons for years. Quail numbers rise, ruffed grouse slightly fall. No open season for pheasants, pigeons, upland plover or many birds. Twenty five thousand licenses distributed. 16,000 taken by Oct 1. Licenses valid until January 1 next following issue and nontransferable. production required when demanded by officials or landowners. No licenses needed to shoot woodchucks, skunks or foxes on one’s own land.
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Commissioner of Fisheries and Game
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