Clifton College Echoes Highlight Student Life
A local Clifton College page features reflections on education as a mining analogy, urging students to seek genuine value and warning about fool's gold while detailing campus events. The Physical Education Club hosts a treasure hunt ending at the swimming pool with rewards, games, and later plans for a dramatic contest, basketball preparations, and a box supper sponsored by the W M S at Mosheim with community ads and trade notes.
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Rosalie Rueter Haw
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History of diamonds in world trade and discovery
The article traces diamond history from ancient India five millennia ago through Europe’s adoption about two millennia later. It outlines India’s early prestige, the 15th century cutting revolution, 17th century Brazilian finds, 19th century scientific inquiry, and late 19th century African diamond discoveries fueling global wealth and industry.
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Coyote School News and Pensions Debate at City Hall
Items from Coyote School include a play Aaron Blick Prom Punkin Crick on Friday night with Tom White leading, admission 1 and 20 cents, and basketball losses to Valley Mills. Also mentioned is Frances Perkins’s critique of Townsend pension plans and an American Magazine feature on old age pensions.
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Punkin Crick
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Valley Mills
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Clifton
Frances Perkins
American Magazine
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Good times will be here when men’s trousers begin at bag
Duluth News Tribune notes a witty quip about fashion shifts in men’s trousers. The line imagines a future era where pockets lead the design rather than the knees, reflecting cultural humor about style.
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Duluth News| Tribune
Grand Ball at Womack Hall Saturday Night
A grand ball at Womack Hall features music by Hadecs Ace High of Waco. The event runs Saturday night January 26 with admission at 40 cents under the banner of the committee 46 9tp.
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Waco
University Dismantles Old Shack Amid Campus Cleanout
Workers on campus this week dismantled the old home economics shack, clearing the last wooden structures from the area for the first time since the administration of Gov. O B Caligultie. The Farmers State Bank issued receipts for school taxes at the same time.
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V D Goodall and M Dr Do are noted in partial OCR text fragments. The snippet hints at names or initials, lacking clear events, places, dates, or affiliations to form a coherent news item.
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