Heritage of Our Race and Our Duty as Citizens
The article highlights Bilas Whitsett reading a paper for the Periclesian and Webster Literary Society on citizenship. It argues Americans should remember their heritage and duties, noting the United States' vast natural wealth, strategic geography, and extensive coastal advantages.
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Periclesian
Webster
Literary Society
Bilas Whitsett
Palmer speaks on preservation of the state in Periclesian hall
Palmer addressed the two associations in Periclesian hall outlining three pillars for a lasting government. Education democracy and equality under law, immigrant citizenship education, and universal peace are urged as safeguards. He warns neglect could trigger upheaval and emphasizes enduring ideals of universal fatherhood and brotherhood.
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Periclesian Hall
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Republic
Universal Brotherhood of Man
Deans Address Sparks Question at Colgate Chapel
Dean W H Allison formerly of Franklin now leads Colgate Theological Seminary spoke in chapel last Thursday asking what students are here for and answered the question with a focus on the purpose of education.
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W. H. Allison
Franklin
Colgate Theological Seminary
Alma Mater Mourns Loss Of Ernest Lusk Alumni Note
Ernest Lusk of the class of 1912 son of Mr and Mrs Philander Lusk near Franklin died Monday after a long illness from tuberculosis following a bout of lung trouble. He had recently regained strength and graduated with his class. His college mates and faculty extend sympathy to his bereaved family. James Henry Graham son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Graham of Franklin died at a hospital in Elgin Illinois from peritonitis after appendicitis. He was a high school graduate of 1907 and active at Franklin College.
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Franklin
Deal College
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James Henry Graham
Thomas Graham
Elgin
Illinois
Whiteland High School
Franklin College
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