Inauguration Marks New Era for Grinnell College
Grinnell Iowa June 11 special report states President Bradley and Dean J E T Main were inaugurated in a ceremony attended by over 1200. Speakers praised the college as entering its most prosperous era with a focus on honest work, high standards, and a complete education emphasizing body mind and spirit.
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Joan
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Commencement at Iowa Honors Education and Property for Respect
Tuskegee Institute president Booker T. Washington addressed the forty seventh commencement at the State University of Iowa. He urged that education and property elevate a race and stressed merit as a universal, lasting value. Prizes announced include the Max Mayer athletics and scholarship prize to J. M. Anderson and other departmental awards to Brown, Kemmerer, Gardner, Harriman, Hoffman, Van Derzee, Bell, Padgmore, and Barr.
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Lowden
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Cornelia. Harriman
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Striving for Effect in Clothes Through Careful Selection
A tailor emphasizes careful stock selection and meticulous work to ensure clothes fit and look right. He promises elegant touches in extra trousers to please customers through precise tailoring and attention to detail.
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Des Moines
BE. Rawson
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Board of
Athletic Control
John T. Ware
Omaha
Omorrow
Roger
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Carter
Msi
Carter Medicine
New York
Scvall
Stall Prise
Commencement at Coe College Grants Awards and Endowment
Cedar Rapids reports the nineteenth annual Coe College commencement with prizes awarded to J H Paarman Florence Seerley Lulu Belle Secrist and others. Rev Pleasant Hunter delivered the oration and Governor Cummins broke ground for a new medical quad. Endowment increased by 170000 as President McCormick announced.
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William Larrabee
J. H. Paarman
J. H. Lee
Florence Seerley
Burlington
A. B. Cummins
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McCormick
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Pleasant Hunter
Second Presbyterian Church of Chicago
Knox
Lulu Belle Secrist
Marion
Towa
Bonus for Patton Raises Princeton Ethics Chair Salary
Princeton trustees held an extra session and voted to pay former President Patton 4000 a year to continue in the chair of ethics. A 30000 subscription was raised among board members, including 10900 from a prominent alumnus, adding to Patton’s 4000 salary for a total ten thousand annually for five years. Professor Patton was offered the presidency of Princeton Theological Seminary and the chair of theology but declined.
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Brave Life-Saving Entry Earns Medal for W. W. Giesser
W. W. Giesser keeper of Buffalo Station, braved a raging sea to rescue a man clinging to piles near Buffalo harbor. After multiple swells and a missing companion, Giesser swam with a line, endured heavy blows from a telegraph pole, and, after a perilous three-quarters of an hour, assisted the survivor to shore. He was injured but hailed as the greatest feat in United States life-saving service records.
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Greamaland
Greenland
Grinnell College unveils new spirit with three month free medical clinic
The British Medical Institute opens a permanent branch at 6 Walnut Street offering three months of free medical services to all invalids who call before June 30. The program includes consultations exams minor surgeries and full treatment. The goal is to foster direct contact with patients while waiving charges for the period.
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Rogg
Stage Aspiration Sparks Town Talk in Jasper
Town topics in Jasper discuss an upstanding society woman pursuing the stage. Rumors swirl about motivations and social expectations as others weigh in on the shift from refined circles to performance life.
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St Inlo
Senator Fairbanks Backs Panama Route In Canal Vote
Washington June 1 The senate set a June 29 final vote on the Nicaragua canal bill with amendments. Sen Fairbanks Indiana shifted to favor the Panama route citing lower operating costs and construction savings. He praised the Waller commission reports and argued the U S could obtain clear title for 40 million dollars and fund the project by bonds over several years.
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No Government Cable Debate Delays Pacific Laying Plan
Washington votes 118 to 77 to strike the enacting clause on a government submarine cable to the Philippines and China. Opponents warn of high costs and advancing wireless telegraphy while supporters push terms favorable to government control and post roads act provisions.
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Ohio
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Alabama
Owlands
Nevada
Lard
California
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Corliss
Richardson
Philippines
Tilchardson
Commercial Cable Company
Secretary of the Treasury
Tiawan
China
Selecting Pictures. Old English Style in Vogue
Detroit Press discusses how a woman selects pictures for home decoration balancing beauty with harmony to suit surroundings. It stresses taste, judgment, and knowledge of artistic effects, recommending water colors etchings and quality reproductions over crude original oils.
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Miss Moore Finds Relief From Dyspepsia With Peruna
Amanda Moore of Marshall describes years of catarrhal dyspepsia and poor results from ordinary remedies. After using Peruna she reports cured catarrh, improved digestion, a three bottle course, and a twelve pound weight gain, praising the remedy.
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New Color Reproductions and Frames Charm Collectors
Modern color reproductions bring the spirit of Turner and other masters within reach, with old English frames and colonial designs in vogue. The era sees revived mezzotint engravings, shadow box portraits, Katharine Shearer prints, and coppery to platinum tones. Posture and poster art remain popular for halls and den corners.
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Ruskin
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Caracalla
Geople
Benedict
Katharine Sheears
Poglera
Peruna Cures Catarrh in Acute Stages and Stomach Ailments
A Milton Iowa couple report in a letter to Dr Hartman that Peruna cured the wife of three years stomach trouble. She shed weight, could not keep food or water down, and was bedridden until Peruna began, now she does housework, regaining weight. They credit Peruna with saving her life and invite others to write for free medical guidance from Dr Hartman, president of the Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus.
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Towa
Hartman
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Columbus, Co
Framing Water Colors and Etchings For Artistic Rooms
The article discusses selecting frames for water colors and etchings, stressing gold molding and color harmony with bronze in relief. It notes framing as a refined art recently understood and suggests reframing overlooked pictures to elevate home decor. It also advertises Chicago & Northwestern excursion tickets to Boston on June 11, 12, and 18 with round trips at one fare.
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A Bare Chance paragraph sparks street fracas in Chicago
In Chicago a crowd watches two roughnecks clash as a passerby asks for help. One man is described as an encyclopedia canvasser and the other as a map peddler. The bystander urges retreat and for the fight to play out, illustrating a chaotic street scene.
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