Week of Programs Marks State Normal School Commencement
Regular commencement exercises in the opera house include diplomas for eighty six students presented by Richard R. Broad Jr. The program features vocal solos, a Schubert piece, a class address by Helen L. Grenfel, a Mendelssohn duet, remarks by the board president, and a commencement address by James H. Paker of the University of Colorado. A reception follows at the president’s home.
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State Normal School
Richard R. Broad, Jr
Normal School Board
Snyder
Helen L. Grenfel
Sylvia
Schubert Ladies’ Chorus
Richard Broad, JR
Woodbury
Mary Kendel
James H. “Paker
University of Colorado
Normal school music recital showcases modern program
The May 25 recital featured a cross section of music department talent with voices piano violin and harmony. Miss Kendel Miss Mary Kendal Miss Sibley and Miss Woodbury highlighted performances while Mr Fred Goode new faculty member demonstrated Liszt. The event, directed by Prof W K Stiffey, also noted the baccalaureate sermon by Rev A Petty and the senior fete day on campus with music by the Greeley opera house orchestra.
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Fred Goode
William H. Sherwood
Goode
Liszt
Mary Kendel
W. K. Stiffey
A. Petty
Greeley Opera House
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Cook
Douglas
Meddins
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Annual School Play Macbeth and Alumni Meeting Recap
Miss Jones reads Jones Nelson Cartwright. President Axel Johnson presents the class memento, a Charles Partridge Adams painting of the Spanish Peaks, accepted by President Spyder. Macbeth cast includes Kelsey, Tyndall, Keon, McDonald, Jones, Morey, Bushyager, Carrel, Worley, Dolan, Elliott, Doull, Crawford, Cleave, Evans, Savage, Worley, Dolan, Buckley, Wetzel, and others. Alumni banquet notes 703 members.
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Bing’ S Army
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eKeon Donalbain
Mollie McDonald McDuff
Tharine Jones Lennox
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Margaret Dolan
Jessie McMurphey
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Ethel Scott
Ethel Dullam
Caroline Elliott
Jess Cesses
Elizabeth Doull
Pepsikola Promoted With Money-Back Guarantee
Clark and Faulkner promote Pepsikola saying it cures dyspepsia in 49 of 50 cases with a full refund if no benefit. They claim immediate improvement, easier digestion, fuller appetite, and stronger blood. The product is pitched as a nerve tonic for tired and run down individuals.
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Clark & Faulkner
Greeley
World's Fair Route From Colorado to St Louis
The Missouri Pacific offers direct Colorado to St Louis service to the Louisiana Purchase exposition. It features double daily through chair cars tourist and Pullman sleepers and dining cars. Very low round trip rates are available through agents H B Kooser G W F P A or Ellis Farnsworth traveling passenger agent Seventeenth and Stout streets Denver Colo.
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Triumphs of Modern Surgery and Pain Balm
A description extols surgical advances and antiseptic healing. It notes organs removal and reconstruction, bone fusion, pipe grafts, and rapid recovery. Chamberlain's Pain Balm is pitched as an antiseptic remedy that speeds healing and eases pain, recommended for home use and sold by druggists.
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Chamberlain
Doctor Sued Over Cholera Morbus Remedy Price
R White of Coachella California sued his doctor for twelve fifty claiming the charge was excessive for a cholera morbus case. He alleged the physician praised his skill and medicine and refused to confirm under oath whether Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was used. The ad notes the remedy is sold by all druggists.
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Coachella
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Chamberlain
Samurai and Jiu Jitsu: Humane Self Defense of Ancient Japan
An aging St Nicholas piece describes how samurai formed a learned athletic code, yielding jiu jitsu. It credits the discipline with humane restraint, notes its spread across Japan, and recalls a policeman subduing four sailors with its art.
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Japan
St. Nicholas
A Few Hogs
A Cincinnati Commercial definition of a hog describes a rude passenger who hogs seats blocks lines and distracts staff. It cites examples such as occupying sideward in cars blocking others at gates opening dusty windows and interrupting ticket sales during theater lines.
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Cincinnati
Universal cry marks danger in bird speech
The text notes the blue tit’s fear cry iss that silences the wood, while Bechstein cites birds’ innate calls to express feelings. Chaffinch changes its call with mood from Eyak to Fink, and Trief for tenderness, with ravens sounding Graab as emotions shift.
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Bechstein
Thackeray’s Visit to General Scott Juxtaposes War and Literature
During Thackeray's stay in the United States he met General Scott and praised his Mexico campaign. A friend quips that Thackeray learned how battles were won, but the novelist reveals the general cares little for strategy, asserting that literature is Scott's strength.
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Mexico
Bell That Does Not Ring Catches The Eye
Van Antler jokes about a silent bell at Witherby's country home as a warning and punchline. The exchange ends with Witherby noting his distrust of servants and the bell's failure to work.
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van Antler
Witherby
Cartoonish exchange about marriage proposal and pulse joke
In a witty quip, Ethel recalls how a young Dr. Jones asked for her hand and she humorously wonders if he sought marriage or merely to take her pulse, a lighthearted moment captured by Puck.
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Dr. Jones
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Puck
Wrath and a Soft Answer Quip from the Journal
A brief exchange cites scripture on soft answers versus wrath, with a humorous discordant twist about which emotion drives the other. The Kansas City Journal framing underlines wit over sermon.
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Wrath
Kansas City Journal
Conversation Sketch on Voice and Work Ethic
A dialogue contrasts a wife’s celebrated singing voice with the idea that her talent avoided hard work years ago. Jones remarks the voice is among the world’s best, implying past choices shaped present outcomes.
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Smith
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