Corn Growers Count on Big Purdue Short Course
Indiana corn growers show strong interest in the annual Farmers Short Course at Purdue University January 12 to 17. Notable speakers include Dr. T M Carver and Dr. W J Spillman, with lectures on dairying horticulture poultry and soils. Open to all with evenings featuring home economy and interior decoration talks.
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Lafayette
Ind
Indiana Corn Growers’ Association
Fowler Hall
Purdue University
Purdue
Indiana
G. I. Christie
Corn Growers
T. M. Carver
Harvard University
Rural Organization Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
W. J. Spillman
Office of
Farm Management
D. C
The
State Agricultural College
G. [. Christie
Agricultural Extension
Indiana Federation of Agricultural Associations
S. M. Jordan
Sedalia
Jordan
Christie
C. G. Woodbury
Mary Matthews
DePauw Songsters Enjoy Noted Success On Tour
DePauw Glee Club reports a successful Christ mas tour with strong crowds in Peru where over seven hundred demanded pieces. The group’s distinctive corduroy mackinaws and old gold caps drew attention and served as effective advertising. Five engagements remain including North Manchester Rochester Kokomo Lebanon and Thorntown before returning to Greencastle.
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Manchester
Ind
DePauw Glee Club
Wabash
DePauw
Peru
Greencastle
North Manchester
Rochester
Kokomo
Lebanon
Thorntown
Cadman to Speak at DePauw Commencement
S Parkes Cadman D D of Brooklyn will be the commencement speaker at DePauw if minor details are arranged. formerly with the Methodist Church he appeared on the Minneapolis conference speakers list with Bryan and Bishop Quayle. Cadman is an author and noted East speaker.
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S. Parkes Cadman
D. D
First Congregational Church
Brooklyn
N. Y
DePauw
Cadman
Methodist Church
Minneapolis
William Jennings Bryan
Bishop Quayle
East
Charles Galway Resigns From Faculty Due to Illness
Charles Galway resigns from the Department of English Composition at DePauw after nervous trouble culminated in a complete nervous breakdown. He left Green Castle on December 20 and will sail for Spain to stay with relatives until health improves. No successor named yet. Barnes will oversee classes in the interim.
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Charles Galway
Charles Galwey
Galwey
DePauw
Professor Barnes
Barnes
President Grose Thanks Voters At University
President G. R. Grose sends personal letters to every student who voted on the wet and dry issue at the university on December 29 thanking them for cooperation and loyalty to the school.
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G. R. Grose
President Grose Attends College Executives Conclave
President G R Grose travels to Hackettstown New Jersey to join the College Presidents Association as DePauw representative. He will also attend the University Senate conference in New York Friday and Saturday before returning Monday. Vice President Gobin presides over chapel in Grose’s absence.
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G. R. Grose
Hackettstown
N. J
College Presidents’ Association
DePauw
New York
University Senate
Senate
Grose
East
H. A. Gobin
Student History by Irving Brown at DePauw Bulletin
Irving Brown, class of 1914, completed a Student History tracing DePauw University from its Asbury College origins to Dr Gobin’s early administration. Adopted by the university, the work will be the February bulletin’s sole feature, drawn from over a year of research including student adventures, early athletics, campus buildings, and the founding era in the 1840s.
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Irving Brown
Asbury College
Dr. Gobin
Seven DePauw Represented at Large Student Volunteers Meet
President George R. Grose and six DePauw delegates attended the International Convention of Student Volunteer Workers in Kansas City from Wednesday afternoon through Sunday evening. Y M C A representatives Joseph Elliott Wilbur Stonex Ner Cline and Marie Adams Ada Frazeur Florence Tippy joined Y W C A delegates. Five thousand registrants attended the five day event. A program report will be given at a joint DePauw Associations meeting soon. Charles Whitehair secretary of the Y M C A of Southern India also attended.
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George R. Grose
Kansas City
Joseph Elliott
Wilbur Stonex
Ner Cline
Marie Adams
Ada Frazeur
Florence Tippy
DePauw
Charles Whitehair
India
Mirage Senior and Junior Photos DUE February 1
Juniors and seniors must have Mirage pictures in editors hands by February 1. Photos may be taken at Bower Studio or Cammack Studio.
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Mirage
Bower
Cammack Studio
Advertise in the Herald Do You Take the Herald
An advertisement inquiry asks whether the Herald is accepted for notices and ads, seeking guidance on submission and publication policies.
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Herald
DePauw Alumni Teachers Meet at Indianapolis Luncheon
On December 26 1913 DePauw alumni who are teachers in Indiana held an informal luncheon at the Columbia Club in Indianapolis during the State Teachers Institute. Over twenty five graduates attended as plans formed to organize a statewide association and hold future reunions.
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DePauw
Indiana
Columbia Club
Indianapolis
State Teachers’ Institute
Severin Hotel
H. B. Longden
R. B. von KleinSmid
Miss Michael
DePauw Weddings During Christmas Holidays
Alumni marriages were reported with Miss Mabel Irene O'Hair class of 1907 from Greencastle wed to Frederick Stevens of Princeton Indiana on January 1 during the Christmas holidays. The wedding details continue in the notice.
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Mabel Irene O’hair
Greencastle
Frederick Stevens
Princeton
Ind
Martinsville Couples Wed In Personal Nuptials
Edward McCracken and Miss Gladys Philbrook Whitaker of Martinsville were married January 3 at the home of the bride on Seminary street. Miss Nelle Walker of Anderson and Robin Irwin of Oxford were wed December 31 at the bride's home.
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Seminary Street
Edward McCracken
Gladys Philbrook Whitaker
Martinsville
Nelle Walker
Anderson
Robin Irwin
DePauw Orators Readied for State Contest
The DePauw primary State Oratorical Association contest will be in Meharry Hall tomorrow at 7 30 p m. Admission is free. Nine manuscripts were submitted and sent to judges. results pending. Entered orators include Don Burk Vincent Whitsett Roscoe Wilkie Arthur Bogue Edwin Friedrich George Rinner Douglas Miller and William Stuckey.
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DePauw
State Oratorical Association
Meharry Hall
Don Burk
Vincent Whitsett
Roscoe Wilkie
Arthur Bogue
Edwin Friedrich
George Rinner
Douglas Miller
William Stuckey
Ten Minute Change in Schedule Ruffles Late Risers
Over one hundred students failed to conform to the eight o clock ruling this morning and were late or absent from early classes. After Christmas vacation many struggled to resume, with admonitions that the class begins promptly on the hour from today.
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Langerous
College
Theta House
Kappa House
Asbury Glee Club closes successful tour
The Asbury Glee Club of nineteen DePauw men returned from a tour of Southern Indiana and Eastern Illinois directed by Prof. I. E. Norris. They sang before large audiences at Rockville Terre Haute Sullivan Shoals Robinson and Lawrenceville with violinist Robert White and reader Earl Guthridge also performing.
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Asbury Glee Club
Indiana
Illinois
DePauw
I. E. Norris
Rockville
Terre Haute
Sullivan, Shoals
State
Robinson and
Lawrenceville
Earl Guthridge
Indianapolis
Little Essays for College Freshmen Reveals Political Mockery
An ironical piece portrays a six foot two student orator with curly hair and loud gestures who extols prohibition and politics. It imagines his future as a legislator snoring through debates on license tags and social dress codes, mocking campus rhetoric.
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Podunk
Brown County
Hiram Hayseed
Putnamville
John Silas Gooseberry
Bloomington
The Annual Speech on Gasoline Cans in Red
An ironic plea critiques an emotional speaker who urges red gasoline cans and delivers orations at farmers institutes and local gatherings. The piece mocks mixing yell practice with rhetoric, praising moderation and caution in public speaking.
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Limedale
Cross Roads
Demosthenes
Cicero
Jesse Bogue
Gough
Founders Day Observed at Indiana State Normal School
Personal items note George Hulverson visiting Delta Tau house and E Roy Porter returning to Culver for next term. Lester F. Jones from Lebanon visited Green Castle to see Le Roy McLeod at Delta Upsilon house. Prof H B Gough named to North Indiana Conference Board of Examiners. Maurine Ballard sick and confined at home but expected back. Founders Day celebrated January 6 with a 1870 founding anniversary, address by J G Collicott, musical program led by Gladys Bastsford, and a reception for students and citizens.
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Indiana State Normal School
J. G. Collicott
Indianapolis
Gladys Bastsford
Teaching Players of Big Organs The Mechanical Construction Course
Trinity parish in New York opens the worlds first college of church music to train organists choirmasters and church singers for large parish organs. The program focuses on mechanical organ construction sacred music and liturgical practice to prepare ministers of ritualistic worship for major churches nationwide.
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Trinity Church
New York
Trinity Parish
Western Hemisphere
Europe
United States
Protestant Episcopal Church
Trinity
New Church Music School Aims to Personalize Study
A new music school for church musicians promises to tailor study to each pupil, stressing Psalms and Prayer Book rubrics. It offers ear training for clergy, voice cultivation, and hands on organ training using major New York city cathedrals and big organs to showcase recital work.
Power corrupts when trusted with unlimited authority
Colton argues that power intoxicates even the best hearts and no one remains fully answerable for themselves once given unchecked control, warning that qualifications to hold power do not prevent its dangers.
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Colton
Belgian inventor claims rapid telegraph of portraits
A Antwerp Belgian named De Groote markets a new telegraphic device that transmits a drawing eight inches square in one minute to a metallic block for press use, surpassing Professor Kunen's earlier invention. Lincoln and Grant are humorously cited as lacking familiarity with tunes and bugle calls.
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Antwerp
de Groote
Kunen
Best Coal and Remedies Ad Plagued by Fractured Claims
Readers are urged to order coal from various towns while a dubious drug claim promotes Adler-i-ka and buckthorn bark glycerine as a cure for chronic appendicitis and stomach issues. The ad targets residents in Greencastle and other regions with vague health promises.
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Greencastle
Jane Stevens’ Drug Company
Remedy for coughs and colds without narcotics
A non narcotic cough and cold remedy described as pleasant to take and always cur ing, with no superior in its category. Sold by all dealers.
Chronic Constipation Cured by Chamberlin's Tablets
Testimonial from S F Wish of Brooklyn Michigan claims five year severe constipation cured by Chamberlin's Tablets. Advertised for sale by two dealers.
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Chamberlin
S. F. Wish
Brooklyn, Mich
W. W. Tuckir Physician Advertisement
W. W. Tuckir, physician and surgeon, operates an office on Vine Street between Washington and Walnut Streets in Greencast, Indiana.
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W. W. Tuckir
Vine Street
Betwen Washington and
Walnut St
Greencast Ind
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Greencastle Residents
Greencastle residents praise Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney relief and back pain. Mrs. W H Johns of 403 N Indiana St says they gave instant relief and improved her health after years of hip and side twinges. The advertisement invites others with kidney troubles to ask for the same remedy used by her, backed by Foster Milburn Co. from Buffalo New York.
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Greencastle
W. H. Johns
Indiana St
Ind
Dean
Doan
Buffal
N. Y
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