Freshmen Rowers Triumph in Lake Race at Sunset
Bruce and Crowell lead the eight in a gripping river contest on Cayuga Lake as the freshmen overcome the varsity and sophomore crews. The coxswain's calm voice steadies the team amid a late surge from rivals, ending in a hard-won victory watched by a fading campus glow and the Evening Song from the tower.
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Cayuga
Crowell
Bruce
Varsity
Gince Evedd
Esekswala
Alwildy Bruce
No. 7
Rowig
New York
The
Marine Company
Cincinnati
Meclinley
Three Crosses and the Gospel of Calvary in Munich Style
A vivid, sermonlike meditation on the crucifixion, contrasting the right unbelieving cross, the left penitent cross, and the middle cross as the center of salvation. The piece blends biblical narrative with exhortation, urging repentance and faith in Christ’s atoning death.
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Munich
Davusilom
Rome
Jerusatein
Norway
Avalard
Calvary
Wretel
Myat
Voltaira
Christ
Crush Unit
Heaven
Hongor
Jesus
Ponce
Hell
Pliar Junx
Arnold von Winkelried
Lherty
Tounsalony
You
Ain
Chirist
Celluloid Collars Expand Styles and Reach Worldwide
A New York Sun feature notes celluloid collars as lasting fashion for over 25 years, now produced in many styles for men women and children. The piece highlights growing popularity, export markets to Latin America and beyond, and the reliability of collars versus older materials, while acknowledging safety and fashion concerns. Philosophical musing on the shift from traditional fabrics to plasticized collars accompanies observations on availability and domestic production.
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Rydera
Wenthay
Ile Ceeneay
Yeasen
Pergert
Ely
Muyupe
South America
New York
Believers Debate Science and Faith in Art of Artesian Wells
Washington correspondent reports Utah’s George Q. Cannon at a gathering on science and belief. He upholds artesian wells as water sources irrigating fields, noting water flows when striking ledges but not when striking rock. Cannon challenges skeptics and prompts debate on water supply questions.
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New
Hen Weir
Washington
George Q. Cannon
Utah
Cannon
Civil War Lovers Wed After Years apart at Lombard
Conger and Miss Sarah J. Tik e married after the war as Lombard University memories linger. Their romance began in antebellum days at Galesburg and endured wartime separation with letters and steadfast affection. Their long marriage followed a enduring courtship.
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Conger
United States
Cangor Mer
Lombard University
Galesburg
Vis
Chierge
Otr
Pridegroan
Sarah J. Tike
Thia
Fort Sumter
Mgr
Miss Mike
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Magen
Tado Ater
Nicv
Fellows
DR. Talmage
Hobbes
Wranvis Niewport
Marne
Reese Deus
Pasa
Tau
Tord
Atcentina
Lake Aim
God's Mercy
Chvat
Desis
Jocas Clris
Jesta Christ
Wenshal
Furth
Deena
Coytyn
Peardk
Creara
Louja Nansen
AV Barth
PeopleeCella
Iola Coty
Boronn
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