Autosmith Under the Horseless Chestnut Tree
A humorous verse from the St. Louis Republic praising Bill Smith, the autosmith who repairs a sputtering automo machine. The poem describes his strong arms, grease smeared face, and patient care as he fixes the car while curious children watch.
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Longfellow
Bill Smith
Tennis Fever Grips Local Courts As Season Grows
Tennis fever rises as college and high school courts stay busy from noon to dark. Enthusiasts show fast form and a possible tournament is discussed by college and high school players. A Young Ladies' Tennis club may form for morning play. Esther Marie Griffith visited Chicago. Hazel Boyll visited Odine Heek.
Fire drill value praised in schools and factories
Editorial notes that frequent fire drills save lives in schools and factories and argues against discouraging the practice. It cites patches of press dispatches praising drill efficiency and urges continued routine practice to protect lives.
History quips and college record challenges cited
Willie cites his great grandfather at the Boston Tea Party while Billie mentions a tango tea party. The piece notes Al Colgate credit toward a degree for board work. editors receive weekly hours. A University of Chicago graduate requested erasure of his diploma, told only a court order could remove it.
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al Colgate
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