Sophomore Class Officers and Members Listed in Vista 1908
High school annual Vista 1908 lists Sophomore Class officers Robert Lynd as president Ruth Garrison as vice president and Mary Morrison as secretary. The roster includes numerous students and staff names such as Elizabeth Cain Eleanor Day Conner Shirley Dundon Gertrude Hand Wilma Hanger Pear Hardin and others. The long list covers multiple roles and contributors across the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lynd
Ruth Garrison
Mary Morrison
Elizabeth Cain
Eleanor Day Conner
Shirley Dundon
Gertrude Hand Wilma Hanger
Pear Hardin
Margaret Holman
Carrie Smith
Elizabeth Stoy
Cora Vernia
Mary Wille
Ethel Wilson
Eainsmeister
Alan Briscoe
Carl Best
Gems of religious thought from diverse denominations
A compilation of sermons and reflections by Rev. George Clarke Teck, Rev. PF Snyder, Rev. W P Mac Laurin, Rev. W A Hunter, Rev. Robert MacDonald, Rev. G H Rowe, Rev. Arthur MacHenry, Rev. J Harris, Rev. J P Roberts, Rev. Leon Addison Harvey and Rev. Robert S MacArthur, praising virtue, service, faith and social ethics. It extols altruism, coworking with God, true religion, and the socialist streak in Christianity as guiding ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Earth
Robert 8. MacArthur
Baptist
New York
Piles Cured at Home by New Absorption Method
Fragmentary text suggests an advertisement claiming a home cure for piles using a new absorption method. The readable portion mentions symptoms and a request for address, indicating a dubious medical claim without verifiable details.
Woman’s health advertised patent remedy claim
A brief herbal health advertisement promises a convenient cure for women with back pain urinary bladder or kidney trouble. The copy urges readers to use a corn d in a sales pitch tone.
Above Ground Cellars Advocated By Physicians
Doctors warn against underground cellars citing higher disease risk and decay. They urge moving storage above ground near the kitchen with easy access and good ventilation, noting easier cleaning and lower labor.
Pierce's medicines praised for alcohol-free, pure extracts
Advertorial copy extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and related remedies as alcohol-free, glycerine-based extracts. It claims purity, non-habit forming properties, and curative virtues drawn from natural roots, touting blood purification and stomach regulation as benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Golden Medical
In Fashion's Realm Parasol Trends and Embroidery Tips
Very smart parasols of Persian silk come in all colors with oriental borders. A Copenhagen satin mini dress features white dot motifs and princess lines highlighted by Greek key soutache braid. June brides can value eyelet embroidery for lingerie as a time saver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Four for a Wash Sekirt Pattern No 4061
A pattern for a tube skirt in six sizes from 22 to 32 inches waist measures. Send 16 cents with number 4061 to receive by mail. The notice also mentions a yoke eyelet nightgown and corset cover with embroidery, plus advice to shrink before making.
Absurd late night chatter quoted in Chicago news
Fragmentary text shows a late night exchange about absence and a chance to find out. Mentions Chicago News, W. B. Ward of Dyerstarg Tean, and a garbled reference to Laxative Frail Byrap. The passage is incomplete and challenges clear interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago News
W. B. Ward
Dyerstarg
Tean
Origins of the Christian Socialist Conference Ideas
Discussion grows over socialistic influence in Protestant clergy as the Christian Socialist Fellowship plans its third annual New York conference May 28 to 31. Led by Edwin Markham and Rev. Dr Percy S Grant, the movement unites ministers and lay members with figures like J G Phelps Stokes and Bishop Franklin Spencer Spalding, amid debates on church roles in wage earners’ rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Socialist Fellowship
New York
Ascension Episcopal Church
Fifth Avenue
Percy S. Grant
America
Grant
Alexander Irvine
Church of Christ
Irvine
Edwin Markham
Episcopal Church
Franklin Spencer Spalding
Utah
J. G. Phelps Stokes
Ministers’ Socialis
The Grand Occasion in Humorous Verse and Prose
A collection of light verse and quips mixing humor and philosophy. Lines compare rivalries in sports and boastful banter with tongue in cheek remarks on manners, thrift, and human foibles. The piece ends with a joke about preserving vegetables for future summers.
Economy and caffeine hard choices in daily meals
A dialogue on coffee use and budgeting where a renter faces daily meal costs. The speaker drinks two cups per meal to balance expenses with a landlady, arguing habit versus health. The exchange highlights frugality and pressure of living costs on personal routines.
Dialogue Fractures Bridge Belief in Questioning Authority
A terse exchange reveals tension between curiosity and conformity as one character rebukes another for questioning. The dismissive tone signals a clash over obedience and free inquiry within a charged social setting.
Not Married Yet Polite Exchange Sparks Doubt
Fragmentary dialogue depicts a dispute over a couple's marriage status. One speaker asserts they are not married, another claims they are, and a remark notes his unusual politeness to her, suggesting social expectation and intrigue.
Unclear exchange features humorous misheard lines
A fragmentary dialogue shows characters debating a man's judgment with riddled phrases and a joke about being barefooted on top of his head, reflecting comic wordplay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Mr. Brown
Menme
Allus Goss
List of Fire Alarm Stations and Public Streets
A long list of fire alarm stations and intersecting streets throughout the city. Includes West Seventh Ohio West Tenth Floyd Main Market Lower Fourth River City Hall Spring Pearl Oak Union State Green and numerous cross streets. Also notes locations such as Vincennes Beeler Charlestown Road Robinsons Pants East Third Railroad and East Seventh Spring with various avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Seventh
Ohio
West Tenth
Floyd
Main
Reel Hove
Spring
Lower Fourth
West Eighth
Pearl
Reel
East Fourth
Culbertson
Thirteenth
Market
East Eighth St
Culbertson Ave
Mornar Sith
Rivar
Uppwe
Wee Glasa Works
East Eleventh St
Vincennes
Beeler
Spring Streets
Oak and
Thomas
Pearl and
Oak
Weet Union
State and Green
Poplar
Stane
Highteenth
Lower First St
Southern R
Cherry
Constitution Streets
East Ninth
East Teeth
Elm
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Bessie Bradford
Poucher Coleman Jarth Crecelius
Charles Hill Clyde Hickman
Harry Inman
James Kintner
Esther Kahl Lisette Korshape
Robert Lynd Lelia Lopp Russell Meekin Hazel Meloy
Marie McConnell
Jean Millican
Helen Plumer
Will Ridley
Ethel Robertson
Clarence Rogers
Lydia Roberts
David Brubeck
Walter Heazhtt
John Sweeney Forrest Tucker
Charles Eckert
Allen Hoover
Richie Beard
Newland Cannon
Allison Clokey
Jesse Crim
Harold Davis
Bruce Emery
Cletus Endris
Eugene Endris Robert Martin Guy Scott
Edmund Stay Irwin Streepy Arlington Worsey Ford Wrege Sherman Minton
Cecil Vernia
William Weissinger
Allen Wolpert
Gertrude Allen
Carrie Beck
Mayme Carl Ida DeVore
Hazel Dieckmann
Bessie Gordon
Phote
Hermberger
Bash Avebs Co
George Clarke Teck
Methodist
PF. W. Snyder
Presbyterian
Pittsburg
W. P. MacLaurin
Congregationalist
Brooklyn
W. A. Hunter
Spokane
Wash
Robert MacDonald
Christ
Rev
G. H. Rowe
Christian Church
Aurora, Il
Arthur MacHenry
Cleveland
J. Harris
Universalist
Atlanta, Ga
Fame
Nev, W. A. Liunter
Denver
J. P. Roberts
Providence
Leon Addison Harvey
Unitarian
Christian Socialist Conference
Epwin Markham
Bas Mooh
By Buncan M. Shite
Mars
G. Washington
N. Bonaparte
Alex the Great
Gallagher
the Tribune Company
Pearl St
New Albany
Ind
Bos
Daveney & Co
Ed Parker
Detroit
Hotel Tuller
Adams Ave
Park ST
A LA Carte Cafe
Gralle Room
Bath
Aunopean Plan
L. W. Tuller
M.A. Shaw
Mgr
Chicago
West Baden
French Lick
Carlsbad OF
Anemca
B. E. Taylor
McDoel
Geo
Prank J. Reed
Sea New al
Ontas
Bloomington
Northwest Express
Pullman Palace
Alee Sa
Pullman Oa Heralies
New 4
Tbang
Fed
Phyeisen
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