Fine Exhibit at Intermedial School Delightful Program
Students performed a refined program featuring 8A boys classes with complex dances and drills. Part 1 showcased Danish Swedish and Finnish numbers with sword dance origins, while Part 2 included marching tactics and hornpipe. Dozens of names praised for participation and Miss McAllister received warm congratulations.
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Shoemaker
Bleking
Ritch Rateh
Sidney Flannigan
Scotland
Reap
Viola Asay
Hattie Altberg
Florence Attison
Violet Bailey
Wilhelmine Ball
Clara Baum
Hannah Bennett
Loretta Blodgett
Gladys, Brower
Alma Burner
Reva Deaver
Helen de Camp
Ruth Dodd
Janet Engelberg
Dorothy Ettlinger
Bertha Friedman
Dora Goldberg
Holly Giffing
Helen Gustason
Hilda Haagen
Maud
Place of Tree in History and Its Sacred Reach
The piece traces the tree as a symbol from ancient times through the Bible and Jewish festival traditions to Druids. It highlights the mulberry and willow meanings in scripture, notes the Christmas tree and mistletoe, and recalls the oak temple of Druids as a beacon of strength, mercy, and justice.
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David
Tabernacles
Israel
Macaroni Ranks High Energy Among Foods
The article ranks macaroni as a top energy source, noting 1650 calories per pound versus 950 for lean steak. It argues macaroni costs 10 to 15 cents per pound and has 7 to 10 percent moisture loss, while steak loses 70 to 75 percent moisture. It compares macaroni to common vegetables, listing calories for white potatoes, spinach, turnips, cabbage, onions, and lettuce.
Remarks of the Hippo in a Circus Life
A humorous fragment shows the hippo sighing at circus life and wishing for a kind boy to buy him as a pet. The animal imagines cuddling in a boy’s lap, being named Fido, and waking the boy by nibbling toes each morning.
Trust Bills Pass by Big Majority
The House approved three anti trust measures—the railway capitalization bill, the interstate trade commission bill, and the Clayton anti trust bill—sending them to the Senate with broad backing. Votes ranged from 275 to 54 on the Clayton bill and 325 to 12 on the railroad capitalization measure as Republicans split over labor provisions.
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Washington
House
Interstate Commerce Commission
Covington
Interstate Trade Commission
Wilson
Commission
Am Going to Engage in a Battle of Wits
A dialogue fragment shows a man declaring a battle of wits and a woman questioning the point without ammunition in a tense exchange.
Congress Obeys Wilson Orders and Tightens Ties
President Wilson resumes semiweekly conferences with newspaper men, showing tight control over questions and close congressional contact. Debate over labor exemptions in antitrust measures and Progressive views on 1916 GOP nominating prospects color the Washington scene. Senator Clapp pushes labor clearing houses. Senator Lea probes anti gambling and stock exchange concerns.
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Wilson
Mexico
Congress
House
Roosevelt
House of Congress
Europe
Republican Party
Bull Moose
Labor Clearing Houses
Clapp
Labor Clearing House
Towa
Minnesota
Dakotas
British Northwest Territories
Oklahoma
Montana
Ohio
Red River
Not Yet Acquainted
A student asks a teacher about Moses on his first Sunday at a new congregation. The exchange, quoted from Punch, highlights social nerves and unfamiliar faces in communal worship.
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Moses
Scholarships Offered By Trenton Diocese For College Awards
About six hundred parish pupils are eligible as exams begin next week to award scholarships to Catholic colleges and academies. Prizes include up to 2500 dollars for institutions such as Catholic University and Mt St Josephs. Tests run June 9 to 11 across three centers under Rev. Wm J McConnell.
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Trenton
America
Catholic University
Washington, D. C
Niagara University
Niagara
N. Y
St. Vincent's College
Pittsburg
St. Peter's College
Jersey City
Wm. J. McConnell
St. Mary's School
South Amboy
Catholic School
Immaculate Con
Chairs 133 Years Old in Philadelphia Bank Directors Room
Twelve directors of the Bank of North America meet at 305 Chestnut Street Philadelphia sitting on chairs 132 years old that remain sturdy and are tied to American history. A Morris family table, nearly two centuries old, sits in the room alongside portraits of former bank presidents and a painting of Robert Morris, founder and Revolutionary financier.
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Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Bank of North America
Western Hemisphere
Robert Morris
Morris
Denmark's tiny nation strong in trade and thrift
Denmark, covering 15 388 square miles with about 2 600 000 people, exports 170 448 000 in 1913. Farm products total 136 000 of that. The country owes its trade strength to education system, coopera tion, thrift and industry.
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Denmark
Labrador
Alaska
Hudson's Bay
Michigan
United States
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