June 1907 Muscatine High School Graduation
The Muscatine high school class of 1907 held its commencement with twelve graduates. Speeches and essays highlighted the program while decorations, bouquets, and music framed an elaborate evening ceremony.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1907
Page
6
The Muscatine high school class of 1907 held its commencement with twelve graduates. Speeches and essays highlighted the program while decorations, bouquets, and music framed an elaborate evening ceremony.
A school recounts the end of high school days with Walton Hopkinson’s poem and remarks by Miss Lee on the Dreyfus affair. Other talks cover the German peasantry, immigration, and life in a Rhine village versus America.
The article celebrates German peasant immigrants for honesty, steady business morals, and cultural vitality. It notes rapid assimilation, loyalty to local governance, and contributions like music societies and household virtue. The piece includes school remarks on gifts, Japan’s rise, and classmates presenting bulletin boards.
Large audience attends Muscatine high school graduation events with speeches by Charles Warner and the class president. The program includes a hopeful prophecy of members 15 years hence and notes on Japan and national progress, ending with the promise to pursue lifelong learning.
A Syracuse woman describes severe nervousness and insomnia that vanished after using Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills. She reports relief from ear noises head pain and vertigo and restoration of strength and sleep after using the two box treatment sold by Buffalo company agents.
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