Missouri Board to Probe University Disputes
In Missouri a board president said the nine member board will meet in Columbia after Rabbi Mayerberg urged investigation into academic conditions and calls for open meetings. The Missourian unrest follows the DeGraff and Meyer cases over the sex questionnaire matter.
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Kansas City
Samuel S. Mayerberg
Stratton D. Brooks
University of Missouri
James E. Goodrich
Mayerberg
Harmon O. DeGraff
May Meyer
Columbia
Missouri School of Mines At
Rolla
Ginger’s Reckoning Falls In Love Scandal
Ginger Weeps on the couch as Eddy consoles her after a romantic plan unravels. He urges calm though she admits she acted in love and in mischief defrauding by mail, while Ginger laments her ruined dream and self reproach.
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Ginger
Eddy
Old Custom of Telling Bees of Owner's Death
A reader shares a clipping about Dr. Charles James, a chemist and mineralogist who owned 14 beehives. After his death one swarm vanished and was later found near his grave, implying bees were not told of the death as per an ancient rural rite. The piece notes the practice dates back to early times and endures as a cultural vestige.
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Father
Ginger
Eddy
United States
Charles James
L’eter Simple
Longest Lived Animal A Giant Tortoise on St Helena
The giant tortoise, noted as an intimate of Napoleon, remains on St. Helena. Tortoises reach ages greater than any other animal, with several weighing over 550 pounds nearing three centuries old before scientific claims halted their protracted lives.
Train Cuts Off His Leg But It Was Wooden
In Thula Mississippi a young man fell under a Y M V freight train. Three cars rolled over his left leg before the engineer stopped. Passersby carried him to an automobile. He joked I need another leg since that one was wooden.
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Nolan
Green
Brown
Morgen
Dudley
Dudley’s
Morgan
Sanderson
Thula
Handy to use Red Cross Liquid Blue
Large bottle 10c at your grocers Adv.
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Marcelle
Marcelle Laboratories
C. W. Seggs Sons & CO
Chicago
Ilinois
Doctor’s Word for This Laxative in 1875 Campaign
In 1875 an earnest young physician sought a gentle laxative for constipation and created Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. The preparation, praised for starting sluggish bowels and easing related symptoms, became a widely used, harmless remedy sold in drugstores worldwide.
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Bobbs Merrill Co
Ellen
Tere
Er. Tolliver
Er. Tolliver, Aren't You? You Do Claim To Be the Treasurer of the Parsonage Home
Servants of God
Hiram Buckworth
Ashdown
Ark
Bud Morgan
Ed Dudley
John Green
Mack Brown
Arkansas
Bud Nolan
Little River County
Foreman
J. G. Sanderson
Tlis
Missouri
Lexington
Edward N. Hopkins
Traders’ Bank of Lexington
Eminence
Transylvania University
Kentucky
Wentworth Military Academy
Lexington Intelligencer
Traders’ Bank
Lexington Building and Loan Association
Warrensburg
Rufus Conard
Missouri Pacific
Centerview
Conard
Jefferson City
Missouri Penitentiary
Leslie Rudolph
State Penal Board
State Board of Health
Boonville
Industrial Home
Chillicothe
Tipton
Carlos Dagilla
Conrado Rios Gallardo
Peru
Walter Williams
School of Journalism
Craig
Research Hospital
West Plains
First Baptist Church
Roy L. Brown
Springfield
A. D. Greenlee
St. Louis
Missouri Egg and Poultry Dealers’ Association
H. 8. Kander
H. H. Bergman
George H. Broader, Jr
S. E. Withoit
Public Square
Kirby Arcade
California
Palm Spring
Peoples Collection Co
Davidson
Doctor Pierce
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