Class of 1910 Realizes Its Promise in Reflection
A vignette follows two companions in a dim room as they recall notable alumni and contemporaries. They discuss Charlotte Wise, Rose Dyer, Sophie Smithmeyer, Mabel Parnell and other figures shaping art, nursing, publishing, and sports. The scene closes with pride in the graduating class’s enduring influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Wise
the Luxemberg
Ernest Epley
Park Phipps
Weill
Rose Dyer
Sophie Smithmeyer
Boston
Earl
Peaks
Mabel Parnell
Bessie ‘Anderson
England
Henry Loesh
New York
Karl Perkins
Ogden Jones
Gage Stahl
Oggie
Tie
International Athletic League
Germany
Italy
Arthur Jolson
Tuskegee
T. Washington
Letha Williams
Vera Wolf
Select Seminary
Letha
Vera
Russell Elliot
Naomi Light
Helen Keith
Rogues Gallery and Starred Ladies of a Fabled Class
In a terse office exchange a man debunks a long list of notable women, noting marriages and titles while tracking a rogue Edmund Terril. The dialogue threads through Ada Gilmore, Irma Spangler, Catherine Stubbs, Lucy Culp, Eunice Manter, Genevieve Dahlen, and Charlotte Wise, weaving gossip, prophecy, and a hunt for identity amid a puzzle about Count Moreney and a famed painter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Cressman
Missionary Initiam
Vivian Strihm
Millinen
Our
Ada Gilmore
Blanche Benedict
Marguerite Gregory
Helen Kennelly
Audrey Schwinley
Dora McCauley
Addie Underwood
Bernice
Flossie Eastman
Irma Spangler
Catherine Stubbs
England
Edmund Terril
Rogue’s Gallery
Rogues Gallery 2
Lucy Culp
New Theatre Company
Hermia
Sue
Fai
Eunice Manter
Genevieve Dahlene
Genevieve Dallene
Ladies Home Journal
van Hagen
Florida
Fountain of Youth
Ponce de Leon
Charlotte Wise
Count Moreney
Countess Moreney
Paris
Ford
Nervous women urged to try pink pill remedy
A Minnesota case promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as curing nervous prostration after other treatments failed. The ad cites Mrs. E. M. Edwards of Spring Valley and a former long illness, urging sufferers of neuralgia and nervous disorders to seek the pills and a free booklet on nervous health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mixesota
Mra. E. M. Edwards
Spring Valley Minn
William Pink
Apella
Dr. Williams
Dr Williams
Harris Monument Funds Reach One Thousand Dollars
Committee in charge of the Col. W A Harris monument at Oak Hill cemetery reports one thousand dollars already subscribed. One dollar came from Lawrence. The monument is planned as a fitting testimonial to a respected local figure who lived here for many years and deserves public credit to his memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. W A. Harris
Oak Hill Cemetery
Lawrence
Col. Harris
Peeple
Short Morning Shower Barely Affected Fields
A brief rain occurred this morning lasting about thirty minutes. It was not needed and caused no flood risk as waters remain low this year. Farmers report much corn still unplanted and expect no significant impact from the light shower.
Do You Know This Man In 1892 Benson Deed Reported
In September 1892 R T and A N Benson deeded land in Rawlins county to J H Coleman. Both Bensons are dead and their son does not recall the transaction. Any information on Coleman should be reported to the Journal office for a possible confession of favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T
A. N. Benson
Rawlins County
J. H. Coleman
Trade and shop moves and sales listed at Mass Street
Removal notice for Mrs. M Brockelsby Wilson from 700 Mass to 814 Mass at Fischer's store. Advertises a fine stock of shoes clothing and furnishings at A Noller 1017 Mass and mentions services cleaning repairing and pressing. Also promotes graduation presents Sol Marks, Schulz tailoring, Limeade from Wiedemann's, and Squires photography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Noller’s
Mass
The Darland House opens to the public in Paris
A historical notice promotes The Darland House under A. Darland as proprietor, promoting cheap meals, room rates, Sunday dinners, and nearby vendors Wiedemann's Sol. Marks Shulz, and Raymond's Drug Store advertising garden sprays and Paris related products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darland House
A. Darland
New Santa Fe Hotel
Raymond’s Drug Store
Paris
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Nacre
Joe Yeeres
Fiontoba
Sotat Shewanan
Alberta
Mailer
Ottawa
Canada
Fou
Hiatt
F. H Bennett
Wiedemann’s
Johnnie
Rork
Bell
Home
Masa
H. L. Rhoads
Santos
Lawrence Pantatorium
American Hat Works
West Warren
Sanitary
Vic Johnson
Bell Phone 360
al Box
Wiedemann’s Chocolates
Schulz
Tator
London
Samuel G. Clarke
Ed. V. Price & Co
Mass. Sr
Harris
Gustafson Ketels
Squires
Selle
Jvc i Bts Autora
N. K. Fairbank Company
Walker
Sol
Shulz
Wiedemann
Watkins National Bank
J. B. Watkins
C. H. Tucker
PCA Signers Cashier
W. By, Hosen
Asst. Cashier
B. Watkins
C. A. Hill
C.H. Tucker
W. E. Hazen
J. Figure
Acc
Mitchell
J. C. Moore
Savings Department
Hhe World
R. F. Ingalls
New Jersey Street
Eclipse
Jaedicke
Peonles State Bank
Smith Premier Typewriter
Smith Premier Typewriter Company
Ing
Syracuse
N.Y
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