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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1919
Page
2
Uniforms to clothe Swiss women students in war years
The YWCA will supply official uniforms minus insignia to 300 foreign women students stranded in Switzerland due to the war. Elizabeth M. Clark appealed to the National Student Committee for clothing, with cases collected from New England and mid-Atlantic states. Uniforms will be dyed and refashioned in Switzerland, with worn war‑work uniforms also redirected via Linden Committee for insignia removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Switzerland
Elizabeth M. Clark
World Student Christian Federation
Das
WC. A
New Oneland
Oino
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
Y. W
Fies Clark
New York
Linden Comminittor
Queen Marie Invites Y W C A To Romania
Queen Marie of Numania after a Paris conference with American Y W C A delegates invites the organization to come to Kunwaja to open work under her patronage. Representatives at the Paris meeting included Miss Marriott Taylor Miss Mary Anderson Miss Mary Joneman Mrs Margaret Bb Fowler and Miss Charlotte Niven with Madame Catarji as a notable guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Queen Marie
Numania
Rity
Mary Joneman
France
Margaret Bb. Fowler
Pasadena
Cal
Charlotte Niven
Italy
Madame Catarji
Varta
Ww. C. A. Worker Decorated by Chaplain General
Miss Marion Porter of New York City received the Church War Cross in recognition of her moral and spiritual service to the war effort. She has served for over a year at a hospital center in Vittel, France, as a representative of the YWCA directing ethics courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Porter
New York City
Porter
Vittel
France
Ourses
Proverbs and the Bible in English Proverb Lore
The article discusses how proverbs from Heywood’s 1546 Proverbs resemble biblical phrases and entered daily usage, listing common lines such as haste makes waste and two heads are better than one. It notes Franklin contributing other proverbs and observes that many biblical phrases permeate literature and speech without conscious quotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heywood
Franklin
Salt and the Human System
The article notes that only small amounts of salt are necessary for health and that some individuals can maintain good health with no salt for years. It emphasizes a diet of vegetables and fruits provides sufficient sodium and chlorine, and that flavors return once salt is removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foston Globe
Blind Men and Smoking
The piece argues that blind men may smoke as a matter of perception and habit. It explains how darkness can hide a pipe’s flame and notes that sighted and blind individuals differ in detecting lit pipes. It suggests Hind men may smoke faster to avoid letting smoke escape unnoticed.
Effect of Extreme Cold on Antarctic Explorers
A member of an Antarctic expedition describes the extreme cold dulling finger sensation almost entirely. Objects could be picked up without feeling, and shaving became impossible as skin irritated. Beards would freeze when moisture attracted, so they kept facial hair clipped closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitling
Freak Ship Proved Failure
The Russians built extraordinary ships in the SOs, with the royal yacht Livadia as the most remarkable freak. Built in Mlascow for the near Alexander in 1880, its iron hull was turbot shaped, supporting an upper deck like a normal steamer. The fat-fish bottom exceeded a third of an acre in area, making the vessel almost as broad as long and displacing 7,700 tons. It was fitted as a palace but never completed its voyage to Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livadia
Mlascow
Alexander
Russia
Engravers Tool the Burin Latinized and Used in Etching
The burin is a tempered steel engraver tool with a lozenge point in a handle. It cuts furrows by head pressure and repairs weak lines in etching and dry point. The term burin also describes an engraver’s style of execution such as soft or brilliant burin.
Meeting Whittier Leaves Readers Calmed and Curious
A correspondent recalls meeting the poet Whittier. The act reveals a piercing gaze that embodies innocence and unguarded loyalty. The description emphasizes directness and a refreshing lack of conventional artifice in the author’s demeanor.
Universities Offer Free DePauw Scholarships to Indiana Seniors
A 1919 letter to county superintendents announces limited free DePauw University scholarships for top Indiana high school graduates. Scholarships cover tuition and fees and include aid for those unable to meet expenses. Only male honor students are eligible. schools are asked to recommend applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DePauw University
Indiana
DePauw Daily under Faculty Review Faces Funding Hurdles
A faculty committee plans to assess the DePauw Daily policy as it remains privately funded and editor staffed. Administrators rejected placing the paper under university oversight, leaving student journalism backed by private resources and often relying on borrowed Greecastle Herald material due to limited daily production time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DePauw
Greekcastle
Greencastle Herald
DePauw Daily to Seek University Press Support
The article argues faculty should study the case to secure full university backing for the publication. It suggests establishing a university press as the eventual solution and recommends obtaining a press next year to solve mechanical problems and remove major dissatisfactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DePauw
DePauw Students Vote For Honor System and Council Expansion
Three hundred thirty eight students, 75 percent, approved the honor system constitution. A larger majority backed increasing the student council from eighteen to twenty eight. About 450 voting on the honor system and around 470 on the amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David E. Lillienthal
DePauw Presents First Annual One Act Plays
DePauw's student theater debuts with three one act plays under the banner of the school's production. Cast lists include Mrs Bolster Sneezes with William Harrigan and Florence, and The Flickering Flame featuring Sonya the Mother Beulah Bondy. Special scenery arranged by Coach Helen Cory with assistants. Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DePauw
Duzer du
Bolster
William Harrigan Florence
Mary Gorrell
James Lovewynne
Florence
Ralph Jones
Gippon
Charles Camp
E. Hoover
Pierrot
Richard
Alfred C
Adellee
Herbert C, Barth
Bernice Avery Fanchon
Mary Jane Hogshire
Helen Cory
E. Iliff
Sonya
Mother
Beulah Bondy
Ulenka Mentioned Amid Szold Lilienthal Context
fragmented OCR mentions Ulenka related to Szold and Lilienthal figures. text references Berna Jeane Szold and David E Lilienthal in unclear relation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulenka
Sole Ee
Berna Jeane Szold Teat
David E. Lilientha
Dr Kelman to Address Student Volunteers in Martin Hall
Dr Kelman will speak to the Student Volunteers this evening in Martin Hall East College after his other lecture. The event invites all interested in missions to attend. Professor and Mrs Clement will chaperone the Joy Riders as Kappa Tau Kappa plans its May 30 drive by car or hay ride with possible Tours half Way House stop. Coach Buchheit plans to attend the state high school track meet in Richmond this Saturday with Moffett and Gipson possibly joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelman
Martin Hall
East College
Clement
JOY Riders
Kappa Tau Kappa
Russell Tillotson
Turkey
Tours
Buchheit
Richmond
Moffett and
Gipson
Faculty dispute over DePauw Daily continuance
A DePauw University faculty committee reviews whether to continue the DePauw Daily under the current operation plan. Professors Blanchard Hudson Longden Pence and Tilden lead the inquiry after confidential faculty talks and a motion to suspend the paper were discussed but not acted on. The faculty cites inefficiency in management poor paper construction and private funding concerns as reasons for dissatisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchard
Pence
Hudson
Longden
Tilden
DePauw Daily
Callege
DePauw
W. M. Blanchard
W M. Hudson
H. B. Longden
R. W Pence
F. M. Tilden
W. M. Blatchard
Prominent Alumnus Dies of Heart Disease
Joan Avermier, a DePauw alumnus of the class of 1867, died at his Nort Vernon home on May 17 from heart disease. A businessman and politician, he was honored by both Republican and Democratic parties for his public work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Avermier
DePauw
Nort Vernon
Mr. Avermmier
DePauw Mortar Board Initiates New Members
Invitations for Mortar Board membership sent to nine junior women Edith Curry Margaret Shitaugh Marian Thrush Casson Love Beulah Shehan Mary Mutse ler Frances Cavanaugh Helen Keasey Belinda Crane Gold and silver pledge ribbons worn at chapel first time Wednesday Initiation to be held within two weeks New members chosen for leadership and activities while penalties in exams prevented some high point holders from election Founders aim to base membership entirely on point system in coming years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mtar Board
Edith Curry
Margaret Shitaugh
Marian Thrush
Casson Love
Beulah Shehan
Mary Mutseler
Frances Cavanaugh
Helen Keasey
Belinda Crane
DePauw
Mort Board
Rain Delays DePauw Baseball and Track Work
Rain hampers DePauw baseball nine and track squad as both fail to reach McKeen Field this week. Baseball slated to face State Normal, but expect easy win. Track team needs late week practice to ready for Crawfordsville meet next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DePauw
McKeen Fie
Buchheit
Crawfordsville
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