Crowd Interest Keeps Nation From War
The speaker notes that crowds fascinate him and that public interest sustains nations. He asserts that the country’s survival hinges on more good people than bad and vows to remain engaged in public affairs despite uncertainties.
A Tale of Pride and The Street’s Struggle in Crowded City
In a crowded scene a well dressed mother shows pride in her babe while a young woman of the street contemplates selling birthright. A policeman helps the crowd as trains return to the city, and the observer reflects on universal self interest and virtue.
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Exhibit of student work at high school highlights home crafts
Patrons attended a free exhibit of Manual Training and Domestic Science work from the past school year at the high school. The event featured educational films, garments from the first year sewing class, and projects like floor lamps, library tables, and radio cabinets.
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Daughters Exhibit Open After Commencement
Mildred Jean Murphy, 0 born May 13 1926, died at home in Kansas Illinois. She is survived by her parents Zenas and Mrs Murphy and her sister Hazel Bernadine. Her funeral was to be held at Clarkeville cemetery with closest relatives in attendance.
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