Junior Class Officers of Vista High 1908
Vista High School 1908 junior class lists Clifford LaDuC as president Scott Leach as vice president Mary Hill as secretary Irma Zinsmeister as treasurer. Motto Esse quam videre. Colors Green and Gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Laduc
Scott Leach
Mary Hill
Irma Zinsmeister
Bennie Krey Clifford LaDuc
Nell Lemmon
Irma Lyons
Helen McDonald
Katherine McQuiddy
Herbert Moore
Bonnie Marbley
Imma Patton
Lola Reid
Alma Killing
Ruth Shrader
Marian Shrade Bruce Vance
Dan Walsh
School Roll Calls and Namesake Residents Listed
A long list of individuals appears as a class roll or community roster including Ada Arnold Irene Brown Mabel Bizwood Aline Cerf Roy Daniels Alfred Dowd Vera Fisher Floyd Fleming Lillian Fix Belle Finch Elizabeth Garrison Roy Genung Elsa Goudhub and many others. The compiled names cover numerous families and local residents with no accompanying event or outcome noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Arnold
Irene Brown
Mabel Bizwood Aline Cerf
Roy Daniels
Alfred Dowd
Vera Fisher
Floyd Fleming
Lillian Fix Belle Finch
Elizabeth Garrison
Roy Genung
Elsa Goudhub
Ethel Hauswald
Frances Hartley Stuart Harrison
Mary Hieb
Humor and Philosophy by Duncan M Smith
A reflective verse piece on the lift game as a struggle of give and take. The poet notes pride for winners and humility for losers, warning that rewards are scarce and effort and hustle are essential in a demanding life.
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Humor
Duncan M. Smith
Taking the Sting Out of Work for Alfred Vanderbilt
Alfred G. Vanderbilt enjoys luxury and leisure as he drives a coach across England for sport. The piece contrasts his privileged retirement with the toil of ordinary work and jokes that without servants he might return to cutting coupons. It questions whether wealth makes life easier or merely different.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
England
Vanderbilt
Not All In Size
Fragmentary dialogue compares sizes of people and wives, implying social dynamics and tyranny. The garbled text references a man named Johnson and his wife, with a stray remark about wives and firebrands, conveyed in a damaged, enigmatic excerpt.
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Johnson
Quite Hopeful Skroggs Seeks Seeds to Grow Morning
Skroggs, described as the premium optimist, set out to find seeds to sow this morning. He admits the seeds have not been planted yet, signaling a hopeful but incomplete start to his farming idea.
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Skroggs
Worthwhile advice and sly social quips from a 19th century piece
The fragment offers aphorisms on hypocrisy and good intentions, a humorous attack on petty miserliness, and social observations. It mentions roller skates and a pigeon wing as a risky pairing during a craze, hints at profit from sharing experiences, and notes a playful jab at familiar genealogies.
Memorial of Adaw and Adam's Burial Legend
The April 1 memorial on old calendars marks Adaw. Ancient lore says Adam, dying, tasked his sons with burying him in the cave of Al-Kanus near paradise, embalmment with myrrh incense and cassia. They later moved the body to the earth's center for salvation, a rite said to be carried out by Noah and Melehlek at Calvary.
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Adaw
Adam
Cassia
Al-Kanus
Paradise
Noah
Melehlek
Calvary
Chicago News
Senate
Senator Hale
Hale
Capitol
Maine Statesman
Hoar
Massachusetts
Coal Order Complied With Terre Haute Court Ruling
Southern Indiana Railroad begins coal shipments via Big Four to Indianapolis while complying with a Marion county superior court restraining order. Freight charges must be prepaid and money received will be handed to the court clerk per orders until further court direction.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Marion County Superior Court
Southern Indiana Railroad Company
Indianapolis
Gay Hell
Southern Indiana
Marion County
Political Warrants Issued Against City Officials
State Senator James P. McNichol caused warrants to be issued in Philadelphia for Max Kaufmann, until yesterday mayoral secretary, and D Clarence Gibbory, secretary of the Law and Order Society, charging Kaufmann with perjury and Gibbory with bel.
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Philadelphia
James P. McNichol
Max Kaufmann
Reyburn
D. Clarence Gibbory
Law and Order Society
Kaufman
Gibbory
Bel
Sympathy for a Faltering Faust on Stage
A brief item notes a young actor’s performance in Faust perceived as a failure, with a biting aside about Goethe. The wry comment reflects a theatrical press tone and skepticism toward the new portrayal.
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Faust
Goethe
Fliegende
Hidden Deeds Behind Public Victory Cited
Quote reflects on how success can mask wrongdoing as Demosthenes warns that triumph hides evil deeds by men, suggesting vigilance is needed to uncover fraud or misdeeds behind apparent gains.
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Demosthenes
Unclear Medical Note With Fragmented Symptoms
Fragmented OCR text describes stomach pain faint spells and lower abdominal distress with garbled phrases and likely misread medical terms. The note lacks clear patient identifiers dates or actionable facts suitable for a full report.
Fads And Fancies In Rajah Suits And Colored Shirts
Fashion notes describe rajah suits with dainty chintz vests and matching parasols, plus smart shirts and waists for women. _Swagger_ girls wear colored shirts with plain sleeves and folded stepladder sleeves. A white madras shirt waist with red stripes and border is highlighted, along with a seven size pattern and mail-order offer.
Ration’s Money and Senate Smoke Tales in Capital
Washington notes discuss May 1 money totals across currency forms totaling 3.246 billion plus subsidiary coins and notes. Senate figures out tobacco complaints, Washington statues for women, and a reform push on Capitol laundry practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Arthur
Washington
Treasury
United States
Burton
Ohio
German Baptist assembly opens in Des Moines
Urgent reports note Des Moines hosts the annual assembly of the German Baptist brethren.
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Des Moines
United States
Fire alarm stations listed across Vincennes area
A long list of fire alarm station locations appears citywide through streets including West Seventh Ohio West Tenth Floyd Main Market Spring River and several cross streets. The entries note stations at City Hall Lower Fourth Pearl Main East Fourth Thirteenth Thirteenth and Market and more near Vincennes and Charlestown Road with various intersections and landmarks. The compilation ends with Silver Street and K BR.
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West Seventh
Ohio
Tenth
Floyd
West Stenth
Main
Lower Fourth
Markét
Spring Stream
Fourth
West Eighth
Spring
Pearl
East Fourth
Oulbertson
Eighth St
Ouiberteon Ave
Timar Gieth and Rives
West Union
State and Green
Thirteenth
Stone End
State and Ly
Lower First St
Southern Railroad
Chartres
Cherry and
Constitution Streets
Vincennes and
Eln Avenue
East Seventh
Spring Streets
Vincennee and
Chartres Streets
East
Silver Street
K. BR
Georgia Democratic Primary Too Close To Call
From Atlanta on June 5 the Democratic state primary returns show a tight race between Governor Hoke Smith and Joseph M. Brown with both claiming victory.
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Atlanta
Hoke Smith
Joseph M. Brown
Market Quotations Indianapolis Grain and Livestock
Grain and livestock prices listed for Indianapolis Cincinnati Chicago and New York markets. Wheat corn oats cattle hogs sheep lambs and receipts noted with bid prices and ranges. Local Toledo wheat futures for July and September shown with cash pricing.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
Foley's Honey and Tar Promoted as Cough Remedy
A. A. Herren of Finch Ark. writes that Foley's Honey and Tar is the best preparation for coughs colds and lung trouble and claims it has cured consumption in early stages. The letter also notes experiences from O D Knoefel and other readers praising the product's effects on respiratory ailments.
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A. A. Herren
Finch, Ark
Foley
D. Knoefel
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Pirate Ty Heniberses
Jennie Joseph Theodore Kleiber
Barbara Kleiner
Alma McCulloch
Elizabeth Mulloy Marion Neat Griffin
Pleiss
Lafayette Robinson
Mildred Rogers
Kidna Sagabtel
Margaret Sauer
Walter Schmitt
Bertha Turner
Urban Widman
Barbara Weathers
Nell Willett
William Bomke
Irma Brown
Jessie Caldwell
Walter Conner
Pauline Dale
George Day
Earl Evans
Wildred Funk
Margaret Greene
Fay Lewis
Eda Irwin Johnson
Grossman Orpha Hilt Esty
Inman Llewellyn Johnson
Lillian Walters
Vincent Whitsett
Margaret B MicDonough
William Strickland Oscar Erni
Stanley Walker
Raymond Carnes
Oliver Hartman
James Clark
Leanore Braentigan
Florine Busenbark
Rebecca Courtney
Margaret Reid
Irene Rohlfing
Frances Sands
Julia Schan Maud Thomas
Sensation
Tomach
Piers S
Patna
Sargeon
Liberty
Frances Willard
Ilinois
Congress
Morris Shepperd
Texas
George Washington
Fredericksburg
Bob Taylor
Tennessee
Steel Trust
Sugar Trust
Beef Trust
Copper Trust
Leather Trust
Department of Manufacture and Trade
Roosevelt
J. Hampton. Moore
District of Columbia
Moore
Aes Eran Wee
Mississippi
Mex
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railroad
Chicago Exchange
Stanley Ketchell
Billy Papke
Milwaukee Boxing Club
Oliver H. P. Belmont
Lfe
Hempstead
Long Island
Ralph A. Gamble
Yankton
S. C
Gamble
Next Seacon
Princeton
Sect Buffalo
Toledo
Dauchey & Co
Detroit
Hotel Tuller
Adams Ave
Park ST
Alacarte Cafe
Gelle Room
CLUS
Tsc Music
L. W. Tuller
M.A. Shaw
Mgr
Ake
Westman
Voveral
Yoo Tt
Msattbad
New Albany
West Baden
French Lick
Carlsbad OF
Colonial Country Club Hotel
West Baden Springs
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