Trixie Learns Love in a Professor’s House
Beatrix Burrows, nicknamed Trixie, nervously awaits guests while her sister Leila stirs romance with two professors. A witty, teasing encounter on the doorstep leads to mistaken identities as Trixie plots to observe budding affection between Leila and the dean and Professor Bliss. Leila arrives with plans and a slip of fate?
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Father's University
Father
Leila
Beatrix
Trixie
North Pole
Professor Bliss
Trixie Burrows
Sveila
Bliss
Harry Bliss
Miss Beatrix
Dean Stanford
Letla
Dean
Flo
Lelia
Ravens of the Tower of London Named for Warder Duty
A Tower of London tradition assigns each raven a name by a yeoman warder, such as James Crow thief, reflecting the birds under royal protection though not listed among the site’s historic features.
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Ravens
Tower of London
James ‘Crow
Salvation Army School Graduates 96 Officers
Ninety six new Salvation Army officers from the East graduate from the training college after nine months of intensive study. The cadets receive commissions, mostly as lieutenants, at the national headquarters in New York. Each graduate also receives a first aid diploma and emergency care certification.
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Salvation Army
East
Army
National Headquarters
West Fourteenth Street
Salvation Army Corps
United States
William Pearl
Training College
Army veteran priest Father Watt speaks at Chautauqua event
Father R J J Watt, long service in the British Army, appeared at the Chautauqua tent on Boyles field. He served 20 years in the British army, fought in India and South Africa, joined as chaplain, rose to colonel, was wounded in World War I and again in the head. He spoke with Rev F F O Shea and Rev M J Brennan at St Mary’s parish house. Nina Jenkins of Lyndal street returned from Pittsburgh.
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R. J. J. Watt
Boyles Field
India
South Africa
England
Father Watt
F. F. O'Shea
M. J. Brennan
St. Mary's Parish House
Annual Reunion At Junior Republic
Invitations for the fourth annual reunion of the George Junior Republic friends and ex-citizens have been issued for July 5. Victor Young of the Colgate University printing school in Pittsburgh returns home for the summer and plans a six week art and advertising program at Columbia University. A Stoneboro fairgrounds race meet on July 5 marks an innovation for the season.
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Grove City
The
George Junior Republic
Ben
Victor Young
Ralaton Industrial School of Printing
Pittsburgh
Mr. Young
New York
Columbia University
Stoneboro
Fair Association
Smith College Alumnae Raise $4,000,000 Endowment Fund
In Philadelphia, Smith College alumnae announced through chairman Mrs. William OD. Kirkpatrick that the $4,000,000 endowment campaign was successfully concluded yesterday. It marks a major fundraising achievement for the college and its alumni network.
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Northampton
Mass
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Smith Club
Emma L. Miller
Kirkpatrick
James McCurdy
Agnes Mac
Joseph Dohan
Smith College
William OD. Kirkpatrick
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