Debate Over Coeducation At Eastern Colleges
A Jasper News summary notes a prominent New England institution advocating separation by classroom and curriculum while continuing coeducation. The article contrasts eastern skepticism with western coeducation norms and cites fears about reducing male enrollment amid rising female attendance. It also covers a separate note on wolf hunting jobs across western states and a whimsical wartime airship discussion, concluding with New York’s Singer Building gold ball spectacle drawing crowds.
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Great Western
New England
Wiswathey
New York
Singer
Tiest
Hawks and Hawks in a Post Office Hawk Tale
A post office gathering shares humorous hawk legends from Captain and Si Wil, recounting honest versus dishonest hawks, poultry theft, codfish drops, and one legendary honest hawk. The talk touches on human society and a fading moral about nature and fairness.
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Si Wotherapogna
Jin
Enterprise
Joe Hisself
Joe
N & Hornet
Grand Jury
Hawks
Hawke
Portland
Maine
Hawk
St Wotherspoon
Sirotherapoon
Wotherspoon
Washington
Jefferson
Grover Cleveland
Fragmented 1920s text hints at a passport date and Crusaders
A garbled newspaper fragment mentions a passport date linked to the Crusaders and a playful exchange about three words. The readable parts reference family dialogue and uncertain dates, presented in a dated, clipped style.
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Montana
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California
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