Lexington College Commencement Echoes of Alma Mater
The Lexington College program featured violin and piano solos by Misses Walker Emery Geyer Berrie and Rob bins, plus readings and an oration on ideals. Alumni activities included a two day celebration with art displays, remarks by Dr Northrup, and the Class of 1907 receiving degrees and certificates amid calls for continued support of the college.
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Mixa Lauren Walker
Miles Watter
Miss Emery
Odhunter
Letingus
Needbuo
Bre
Elizabeth Geyer
Miss Geyer
Boonell Berrie
Miss Robbins
Aradsky
Planets
Helle Jonson
Rubinstein
Ailsa Jonesin
Pigit
Chopin
Misa Lavinia Sr. Clair
Clair
Lesington College
Hution
Rogers
Nell Sander
McDonald
Agnes Wilson
May Leona
Alumnite Association
Roelleya
Lexington Wallage
Emory Todhunter
Hettie Dickey
Alan
Almumnae
Waddell
Hyde
A. B. Rogers
R. T. Mansfeld
James F. Catron
Lexington College
Miss Griffith
Rose
Mise Warder
Warren
Lexington
Opera House
Tueway Morning
Nintge
BE. C. Gordon
Spobe
Ming Lena M. Griffith
Misa Edow Sanford Warder
Mira Poor L. Evans
Miss Goldan
Rica
White
Department of Music
Belle Johnson
Lavinia St. Clair
Blazer Hoagland
Corte Moore
Misa Byrd Rice
Essay On Food Misconceptions In English School
A class assignment on the topic Food reveals a pupil’s odd cache of memory fragments. The essay asserts statements about cheese beef butter milk potatoes and other foods with erroneous and whimsical connections to digestion and physiology, illustrating how confused knowledge can be when learning about nutrition.
New Theory of Grain Action Seeks Neurology Shift
Prof Pierre Marie of Bicetre Hospital challenges Broca’s center link to speech after reviewing about 190 aphasia cases and fifty autopsies. He rejects a hearing center in the first temporo-sphenoidal convolutions and dismisses distinctions among sensory and motor aphasia. London's hospital notes the theory will face critical scrutiny before adoption or rejection.
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Pierre Marie
Bicetre
Broca
Marie
Mark
London Hospital
Pie Progress and Promotion in Boston Transcript Style
A fragmentary mock narrative links Secretary Cortelyou with a pie and half-and-half luncheon near the treasury, praising maritime and New England eating habits. It recalls Marblehead breakfasts of clam pie and invokes Washington’s regiments to align pie with promotion, in a playful Boston Transcript tone.
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Cortelyou
Treasury Building
Massachuvetty Normal School
Westfield
New England
Musician's Wit from cor nell Widow
A fragmentary remark notes a woman’s musical genius and her pianola performance paired with a peek-a-boo shirt waist. The quoted lines capture playful, informal banter reflecting era tone and local character.
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Cornell
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