Women Club News and Congress Motto Adopted
The county column will feature weekly club news by the Indiana Pro cess Will edit by Mrs William Mefliceor and Mrs A S Moorhead. The Congress chose laurel as its flower and “Noet Self but Service” as its motto. Mrs E C Buchanan of New Century Chih sang with Mrs W J Hammns accompanying, at session's close.
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Indiana
William Mefliceor
A. S. Moorhead
Congress
E. C. Buchanit
e.My Sweetheart
W. 3. Hammns
Buehof
Closing session features club reports and elections
Officials from Free Library Commission Harrisburg and Women's Club Pittsburgh prepare to present musical numbers reports and officer elections at the closing session. Also announced are remarks by the Wage Earners Political Equality Club Pittsburgh and the Department of Agriculture Harrisburg.
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Robert P. Bliss
Free Library Commission
Harrisburg
C. Co. Huff
Women's Club
Pittsburgh
Jean K. Foulke
Department of Agrculture
Mathilda Orr Hayes
Political Equality Club
Schumacher Reflects on Life and Lessons
The piece profiles Sam Schumacher detailing a scholarly, observant nature. It notes his interest in the universe, steel industry ambitions, and broad knowledge across topics. Park challenges him with lessons, while girls and social hops are mentioned lightly. A stray quote hints at a taunting professor.
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Schumacher
Sam
Parky
Park
Samm
Worker and Worked. A boastful college tale from Boston Transcript
A witty remark contrasts labor and lineage as a worker claims pride in his own effort rather than parental status. The Boston Transcript frames the exchange with a sharp, ironic tone highlighting self made achievement versus inherited esteem.
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Boston Transcript
Berlin Note Seévres Relations With Germany Looms
Washington officials expect Berlin to receive a new note by tomorrow and publish it soon. The administration seeks to force Germany to honor international law and humanitarian principles, with Bryan’s resignation seen as sharpening the push for a firm U S stance. Officials believe Germany must offer concessions for continued relations, or risk severance.
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Germany
Kaiser
Wilson
Washington
Berlin
Tha T Tme
Bryan
Carey
Garis
Germiy VG
High Seas
Lusitania
United States
Tnu
America
Mr. Bryan
Rarnia
Great Britain
White House
Woodrow Wilson
Magellanic Clouds and Alaric in Medieval Reflections
Readable fragments recount the Magellanic Clouds as distant nebulae seen near the south celestial pole with vast sizes. The text then notes Alaric the Goth, first barbarian king to sack Rome, reportedly receiving vast gold and silver as ransom after the AD 408 siege, with pepper and cloth listed among treasures.
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Youth Pole
Tower of
Merdinuwnd
Magellan
Maiigster
Loli
Bachines
Alaric
Hannibal
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