18 Jul 1919
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Newspaper
Happy Idea
Location
Happy, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1919
Page
1
The University of Texas found demand for a second summer term. In 1917 the second term drew 424 students, far above the 150 expected. The next year planned for 400 but 756 enrolled and 42 graduates were conferred. This year 50 to 60 degrees will be awarded.
Crib notes on discussed exchange rules and Smith amendment affecting delivery of white cotton grades from low middling up. Mentions price slumps, spinners, and future contracts. Also lists local names and social notes from Canyon area.
A Clarinda driven effort funds godparents for French children orphaned by the war. American sponsors give ten cents daily to keep children with mothers, not in institutions, and write to them. Donations range from a dime to three dollars monthly, with $36.50 yearly pledges. Mrs. Walter Brewster of Chicago leads a national campaign from Room 635, 4108 Michigan Ave.
Frayed fragment urges keeping the Sabbath holy with phrasing calling for spiritual discipline and reverence. No clear event, date, or speaker identified in the readable text.
A fragment discusses lemon juice as a beauty aid to remove complexions and whiten skin, claiming it reveals roses and freshness though noting lemons’ fates may differ. The text reads as a tantalizing but imperfect note on cosmetic myths.
The article discusses applied criticism of music and practice in vocal groups, band, and orchestra. It notes the creation of a division of public school music to enable music students and education students to benefit from formal organization and instruction.
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