Annual Address by Hon Brady Jr to Whitworth Alumnae
Hon Thomas Brady Jr delivers to Whitworth College alumnae on May 25 1903. He praises reunion memories and urges alumnae to support the college financially and with time. He notes the members’ responsibility as educated pioneers to fund and send students, strengthening access for deserving girls nationwide.
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Thos. Brady, Jr
Whitworth Female College
Whitworth College
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Whitworth College Duty Speech to Alumnae Leaders
A speaker urges Whitworth College alumnae to raise funds and improve facilities, halls, and teaching quality. She frames educated mothers as nation builders, urging them to demand better schools, expose failing systems, and ensure equal educational opportunities for all children through civic leadership and moral example.
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Whitworth College
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Picnic Grounds Offer Comfort and Music for LC Railroad Event
On beautiful grounds with two large pavilions and sheltered weather, bands provide music from the best orchestra money can buy. Commodious platforms for all candidates, water, elevated seating, strong police, train stops at Bogue Chitto, refreshments, and generous donations to be distributed after committee review.
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June dates and register notice in Oliver record
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Women leaders urged to mobilize town reform in South era
A speaker exhorts Southern women to unite and act as moral and social stewards, shaping town life by cleansing streets, improving sanitation, reducing vice, and organizing clubs. She cites Lincoln Nebraska as a model, warns of crime, and calls for civic sacrifice and enduring public duty.
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Paine's Celery Compound Promises New Life and Vitality
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