Forty Fourth Annual Commencement at Central College for Women
The forty fourth commencement of Central College for Women closed Monday morning after successful exercises across departments and student organizations. The year featured a new pipe organ in Murrell Hall and notable faculty, with Class Day events on campus and a campus reception in the art studios. The concert season culminated in a large choir and orchestral program in Murrell Auditorium, led by Prof. D. F. Conrad, followed by graduating exercises where degrees were awarded to Marian Wall Clark and others across multiple disciplines.
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Kansas City
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Miuch
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New York
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Conrad
Grace Davis
Rilis Inn
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TST
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Lexington
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Flora Rudy
Faye Brill
Whee Bord
Tawile Reagan
Harey St. Clair
Robert
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T. Bo Raney
Ramsey Thearte
Moorvell
John (. Handy
Fulton, Mo
Mio
Marguerite Hobson Clark
Palmore
Marian Wall Clark
Minnie Viola Rothrock
Josephine Deane Sherton
Lillian Starr
Faye Mara Brill
Irene Burges
Myrtle Desha Graves
Hazel Faye Millikan
Flora Othello Rudy
Frances Belles Wilmot
Rebecca Kathryn Clark
Marguerite Landrum
Rose Lutz
Ethel Jean Robertson
Teie Gertrude Maney
Hiffie Dillingham
Josephine Deane Shelton
Lola Rudy
Marguerits Lark
Belle Luis
Lessie Dillingham
Heritage of the long pass and womankind’s worry
A short excerpt argues worry is a female inheritance from medieval times when women spent idle hours by the fire or weaving. It laments restricted roles for women, noting marriage or cloister as paths limiting a woman’s earthly prospects and trapping hopes in the life to come.
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Marianas
Not the Comment Expected In Lord Rosseste
In Lord Rosseste s newly published Things I Can Tell he recounts a story mocking Gladstone and the home rule agitation. A joke about Mrs Gladstone and a breakfast room remark leads to an Irish jeer, reflecting satirical treatment of the home rule debate.
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Gladstone
Lee
Romance of a Vase Worth 250 Times Purchase Price
A Bala gentleman who bought a vase for a few pounds found it valued far higher as bronze. He learned it is gold and silver with antiquity, possibly hiding great worth. Photographs and description were sent to Liverpool museum authorities, who agree the value is likely substantial. The piece features Grecian design and French workmanship.
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North Wales
London
Liverpool Museum
London News and Leader
Braddock’s defeat and last words at Fort Duquesne
A narrative recounts General Braddock marching on Fort Duquesne despite Washington’s Indian ambush warning. His force was routed, Braddock mortally wounded, and his final words attributed include “Who would have thought it?” and “We’ll know better next time” before his death.
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Franklin
When His Letters Come From the Postman Visit
A short quip about Johnny Jones and Willie Green reacting to letters arriving at Willie’s house. They joke that they receive many letters and compare it to the letters Willie’s papa gets at the start of every month.
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Willie Green
Willie
Barnyard Aristocracy in a Plymouth Rook Hen Tale
A playful dialogue frames a hen claiming noble lineage. The Plymouth rook hen asserts elite status while boasting of ancestral geese that saved Rome, highlighting class satire among barnyard birds.
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For sale 930 Highland Ave nine room brick residence
Nine room brick residence at 930 Highland Ave offered for sale. J D Bruce invites offers and can be contacted at 3509 Jefferson St Kansas City Missouri for inspection and discussion of price.
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J.D. Bruce
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Kansas City
Local residents on visits and returns from trips
Mr and Mrs Matthew A Kenny who have been visiting relatives in Boonville returned home Sunday evening Miss Alta Foster returned to Richmond Virginia after a visit with Dr and Mrs A J Chalkley Mrs W St Humpreys and Mrs M F Cockrell went to Fulton Monday to attend Westminster College commencement exercises of Miss Elizabeth English-Jett Sunday evening for Lilly Colorado accompanied by Mrs John Morrison as far as Kansas City Misses Anna and Ruth Patton of Kansas City spent Sunday here with relatives
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Washington, D. C
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John S. Klingenberg
Concordia
Warren Sierman
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Matthew A. Kenney
Boonville
Alta Foster
Richmond
Virginia
A. J. Chalkley
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M. F. Cockrell
Pulton
Westminster College
Elizabeth
Jett
Lilly
Colorado
John Morrison
Anna
Ruth Patton
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