Hull House Pioneer in Real Americanizing Work
Acknowledges Hull House Chicago founded by Jane Addams and Ellen Gates Starr as a center to aid immigrant assimilation. Describes services from education English classes to labor museum, housing, youth programs, clubs, and cultural activities. Highlights impact on industry, public health, and civic engagement shaping modern urban welfare.
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Iggnce Sherman
Jane Addams
Chicago
Hull House
Bewcon
Chi
Toynbee Hall
Hfe
Miss @ Addams
Ellen Gates
Middle West
London
Industria Disef Chicago
Sationals Mousa
Hull
Wmme
Fondergarten
Scatesmer
Puimary Motiic
q@arly
Sbe
Workers of Bourse
Wow
House Cooperative Coal Associat
Children’s House
United Charlies of
Gx Bull
Working People’s Hotel Science Club
Congestent
America
Europe
Hull House Labor Museum
Title
United States
Jane Club
Queen of Love and Beauty
University
Rocksford Academy
Academy
Mias Starr
Eleanor Smith
Hull House Music School
Hull House Theater
Miss Starr
Hult House
Coolidge
Citizens’ Committee
Aranged
Miss Addams
Roosevelt Traits All Confirmed His Fighting Instincts
Theodore Roosevelt is portrayed as a lifelong fighter whose resolve shaped his path from a frail asthmatic child to Harvard and political power. The narrative tracks his persistence through health struggles, frontier life, and rapid rise in New York politics, culminating in the vice presidency and presidency after McKinley's death.
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Roosevelt
Harvard
Wildwest
North Dakota
Fifth Avenue
Washington
Jackson
Lincoln
New York
Albany
Alang
Tim” Campbell
Oateet
Civil Service Commission
Cuba
Eng
Ted
McKinley
Hs Vis Alto A Rient
Graduation Ode by Raymond J. Dulye
A graduation ode reflects on four years of study, pride in achievements, and the transition to a strife filled world. It emphasizes memory, friendship, and the drive to pursue future success through sustained effort and preparation.
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Raymond J. Dulye
Firit
Piracy and the Romantic Myths Behind Real Cruelty
An essay recounts how the glamour of piracy faded to reveal brutal plunder and treachery. It contrasts legends of Captain Drake and Henry Morgan with the harsher truths of their raids, noting Drake’s daring circumnavigation and Morgan’s harsh governance in Jamaica.
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Jana
John Silver
Billy Bones
Old Pew
Silver
Sir Francis Drake
Nombre de Dios
Panama
Drake
Atlantic
Pana
Tetu
Plymouth
England
Spain
Ireland
Alexandria
Egypt
Class Song by Louise M Comer
An untitled verse reflects on earthly change and enduring guidance. The speaker invokes Harding as a steadfast star guiding unskilled ships toward unknown ports, acknowledging life’s tempests and unseen dangers.
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Harding
Swiftian Tour Through America in Satire of Swift
A parody envisioning Gulliver’s travels to America in a Swiftian mirror. It contrasts Brobdingnag giants and Lilliput with modern American vanity, bustle, and urban oddities, noting curious customs on Broadway and wastebasket salutes, while examing national character through sharp irony.
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Jonathan Swift
Gulliver
Meena
Lilliputians
Brobdingnab
Lapute
Balniberhi
Swift
America
Wanderluat
Lemuel Gulliver
New York
Broadway
Whitch
Buch
Paderewski Credited with Giving Poland Its Rebirth
Polish statesman Ignacy Jan Paderewski is credited with reviving Poland after independence, uniting factions, shaping policy at Paris, and guiding Polish efforts in World War I. He used music influence, pushed for a concrete Polish government, and served as prime minister and advocate at the peace talks.
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Paderewski
Poland
Paderewaki
Paris
Danzig
Koxen
Padezewski
Europe
Parla
Ignace Jen Paderewski
Podolia
Fete
United States
Great Britain
Oisen
America
Wilson
Pollah
Tsa
Pittsburgh
Unite States
Arthur Balfour
Regret and Joy as Harding High Graduates Move On
Louise M. Comer reflects on leaving Harding High School in a farewell address likening emotions to a symphony. Joy at diplomas contrasts with the regret of parted teachers and friends, while gratitude for the school’s support remains heartfelt and sincere.
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Harding High School
Warren Harding High
Graduates Salute: Preparing for Life After Graduation
In a solemn ceremony the June 1927 graduating class accepts life’s challenges, echoing the arena salute Morituri salutamus. The speech emphasizes education as preparation for future duties, urging graduates to use four years’ training to become honest, capable citizens ready to meet the world.
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Rome
Ald
Lyyé Browning
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Wayne Comer
Louise Comer
Francis Merillard
Golden Thoughts
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Philip
Pacific
Elizabeth
Valparaiso
Helf
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Plymouth Harbor
Francis Drake
Henry Morgan
Port-au-Prince
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Gibraltar
Morgan
Jamaica
Louise M. Comer
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