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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1926
Page
2
Bok funds Woodrow Wilson professorship at Princeton
In 1926 the Princeton University receives a $150000 endowment from Edward Bok to establish a Woodrow Wilson professorship. The chair honors Wilson not in history or political science but for mastery of English and appreciation of English literature.
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Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
United States
League of Nations
Pee
Versailles
America
Washington
Edward Bok
Ladies’ Home Journal
Senate
Bok
P. T. Barnum
Wilson
John Pershing Cadet Encouraged by Local Card
An old item from Laclede Missouri praises John Pershing and his plan to enter the United States Military Academy at West Point. The note expresses confidence in his character and hopes for success and honor in service to Uncle Sam while reverently noting the flag above him.
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Laclede
John Pershing
West’ Point
United States Military Academy
John
Uncle Sam
Spinxism: A Form of Religion in Washington
Spinxism has persisted for several years as a religion in Washington, reflecting local belief systems and cultural diversity. The fragment notes the presence and endurance of this belief in the capital, suggesting social or civic relevance.
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Washington
Silent One Third Term Rumor Sparks Debate
The remark about a potential third term for the Silent One circulates amid questions about succession and political strategy, with observers noting uncertainty and rising interest in possible leadership trajectories.
Iowa decides for reform in the Republican primaries
The Iowa primary signals the western farming bloc’s rejection of the Coolidge administration and its vague policies. It implies pressure on Congress to address farm relief and shifts momentum toward other Republican candidates, with farmers warning that those who ignore them will perish.
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Iowa
Coolidge
Illinois
Midwest
Congress
Towa
Repub
Euthenics Education Moves Into Homemaking At Vassar
The article notes euthenics as a new course at Vassar this summer teaching homemaking as a career. It distinguishes making a home from housekeeping and defines euthenics as living efficiently as wife, mother and homemaker. It presents euthenics as a refined study beyond rule-of-thumb.
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Vassar
Euthenics and women’s college aims and political shifts
The piece notes American women’s colleges like Vassar were founded to train women for living and business, stressing distinct aims from men’s colleges. It reflects on Brookhart’s victory, Coolidge’s standing, and predicts anti-Coolidge sentiment and a Democratic windfall in the upcoming fall elections.
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Euthenics
Vassar
Euthenic S
Vacation days at Kellogg Company Home Economics Dept
Barbara B. Brooks advises Kellogg Company employees in Battle Creek Michigan on planning vacations. She suggests weighing plans choosing the best option for value received and using time for varied activities or hobbies. Emphasizes change of routine for busy families and practical picnic ideas to balance health and enjoyment.
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Barbara B. Brooks
Kellogg Company
Home Economics Department
Battle Creek
Michigan
County Agent News Carroll County Projects 1926
County Agent reports in 1926 progress on farm projects in Carroll County. Notes on legume cultivation and youth involvement in county agricultural activities.
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Carroll
Army Worms Appear In Corn Fields Outbreak Spreads
The first army worm outbreak, beginning in rye, moved into neighboring corn fields causing damage. Burlington Township farmer Sam Dyer reported worms in a corn field and suggested trenching and bran bait poisoning as control methods.
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Sam Dyer
Burlington Township
Paris
Flea Beetles Devastate Four Acres of Fred Engle Farm
Four acres of corn on Fred Engle’s farm near Delphi were destroyed by a heavy flea beetle infestation. The beetles are small, about one-eighth inch, with dark and light brown stripes. Control options include spraying with Arsenate of Lead or applying a dust of 24 parts air slaked lime to one part Paris Green on the plants.
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Fred Engle
Delphi
Paris Green
Extension Conference at Lafayette June 22 24
County Agent H E Ackerson will attend the State Wide Conference of County Agents in Lafayette June 22 24 with S H Thompson president of the American Farm Bureau Federation as principal speaker on Thursday. Clark S Wheeler Delco Light talks Wednesday salesmanship. Other speakers include A B Graham M C Wilson U S D A G I Christie and Dean Stanley Coulter Purdue Tom Elrod Indianapolis News. Ackerson will chair Wednesday program.
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Lafayette
H. E. Ackerson
S. H. Thompson
American Farm Bureau Federation
Clark S. Wheeler
Delco Light Company
A. B. Graham
M. C. Wilson
G. I. Christie
Dean Stanley Coulter
Purdue
Tom Elrod
Indianapolis News
Manure spreader aids limestone distribution on farms
Deer reports a manure spreader can distribute limestone. Newell hauls lime in a truck and fills the spreader to cover 80 rods at 5 inches deep, about 13 tons per acre. He uses waste site lime with 25 percent higher analysis. 114 tons equates to 2 tons per acre. He lets lime drop from the apron, with no cylinder action, and has covered up to seven acres in two days.
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Vt Deer Ship
Delphi
Newell
Home Economics Clubs Exhibit at County Fair
Township Home Economics clubs prepare sewing and project exhibits for the Carroll County fair in Delphi from October 5 to 8. County leader Mrs Minnie Blythe outlined the exhibits at a Thursday meeting with twenty eight township leaders present. Meta Martin of Purdue directs the fair work and county women receive praise for their strong club efforts.
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Carroll
Delphi
Minnie
Blythe
Meta Martin
Purdue
Chlithe Club
Alfalfa Seeding Plans in Carroll County Farmers May Begin
Farmers in Carroll County prepare for summer and early fall alfalfa seeding. They weigh when to start new fields of long grass to ensure a successful crop. Local guidance suggests planning now for best yields.
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Carroll County
Tom
Judahs Forgiving Love Despite Brothers Crime
A lesson outline reorients Genesis 44 and 45 around Josephs magnanimous forgiveness. It emphasizes Judah's plea to spare Benjamin and Josephs role as providential savior, highlighting steadfast family devotion and Christlike grace toward kin.
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Judah
Joseph
Egypt
Pharaoh
Simeon
Benjamin
Jacob
Jamin
Christ
Neogonme
Jesus
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