Carthage College Grants 44th Annual Commencement
Carthage College graduates its forty second annual commencement on June 1 with fifteen degrees awarded to students from Illinois Michigan and Nebraska. The class, first after accreditation by the North Central Association, features leaders in student government sports music drama and academics and includes Oak Ebright Agnes Anderson Paul Holtereye William Krause Clara Thielbar Mabel Johnson Earl Lambert Ethel Keckler Marie Cronk Wahneta Burner Max Harris Nettie Crane Lester Mapes Edith Seibert Allen Kline and others who plan to pursue further study or teaching at Har vard Radcliffe and other institutions. The campus hosts a class in purple and gold with violet flowers as the class symbol. A farewell to the town accompanies the graduation as students depart for careers in teaching and public service.
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Earl L. Lambert
Max L. Harris
Edith M. Seibert
Allen S. Kline
Paul N. Holtgrove
Lester R. Mapes
Wahneta Marie Burner
Marie Crank
Clara R. Thielbar
Mabel A. Johnson
Oak W. Ebright
Nettie F. Crane
Agnes M. Anderson
Ethel L. Keckler
William C. Krauss
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Carthage College
Ilinois
Michigan
Nebraska
North Central Association of Colleges
Oak Ebright
North Platte
Nebr
Carthage
Kansas City
Hamma Divinity School
Springfield
Ohio
Shelby
Agnes Anderson
Agnes
Euterpean
Paul N. Holtereye
Washington, Il
Law School
Harvard University
William Krause
Jonesboro
Cicero Literary Society
Harvard School of
Carthage College Academy
Milledgeville, IL
Galileo Literary Society
University of Illinois School of Medicie
Marie Cronk
Crimson Rambler
College
Girls Glee Club
Genevieve Wheat
Academy
Christian Church
Joseph Simmons
LaVeta Shipton
Forest Botts
Ernest Windman
John Botkin
Waldo Simmons
Marian Morrison
Walter Simmons Henry Mears
Carl Sundberg
Feld
Harvel T Hawkins
Nelle D. Zinn
Woaver
Trinity Lutheran Church
Mendelssohn
Lucile Earper
W. F. Barnett
Brahms
Nellie Zinn
Thomas Barkley Uber
Charles Stelling Bauslin
Cincinnati
Board of Education
The
General Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church In America
Schutt
Emily Lyon
Tanlac touted as cure helps Quincy man sleep better
H Brody of 310 Ohio Street Quincy Illinois reports long stomach trouble and sleepless nights eased by Tanlac. He says digestion improves, dizziness fades, and strength returns after using the vegetable remedy sold by Brown and Mars Drug Co. at $1.00 a bottle, 3 for $2.75 postpaid.
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The
Times
Statesman
H. Brody
Ohio Street
Quincy
Ill
Tanlac
Brown & Mars Drug Co
Wartime Skin Book Offered by Free Mail Order
A compact advertisement promotes a 32 page Cuticura skin book available free by mail. Readers are instructed to request via postcard addressed to Cuticura Department T in Boston, with the offer claimed to be sold worldwide.
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Wahah
Cuticura
Dept. T. Bosston
Roosevelt denounces hyphenated Americans in St Louis speech
Theodore Roosevelt denounces moral treason by German American and other hyphenated groups, urging America for Americans and warning against political influence based on foreign origin. He highlights the German American Alliance as anti American, insisting true patriotism requires national unity and loyalty to the United States.
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Roosevelt
St. Louis
Theodore Roosevelt
Germany
America
Louis
United States
Col. Roosevelt
St Louis
England
Frances
Ruecia
Pennsyyvania
Republic
German-American Alliance
Aliance
Wilson
Roat
France
Belgium
Dr King’s New Life Pills Ad Describes Benefits
An old fashioned spring laxative remedy claims to move sluggish bowels stimulate the liver and purify the blood. The ad urges readers to clear winter poisons with Dr King’s New Life Pills available from any druggist for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
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Washington
University of Illinois
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Rockford
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Earl Lambert
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Wahneta Burner
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Max Harris
LaHarpe
Nettie Crane
Lena
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Lester Mapes
Ferris
Edith Seibert
Chicago
Old Carthage College
Allen Kline
Rock Falls
the Collegian
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Dvorsky
Charmante Marguerite
Balakirew
Rubinstein
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Johnson Rhapsodie Oo
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President Hoover
Walter Simmons
Marian S Morrison
Hazel Hawkins
Laura Baer
Fred J. Lottich
Leslie J. Chandler
John M. Botkins
Elizabeth Huston
Constance Hill
Florence Bolton
Edna Peyton
Anna R. McMahon
Herbert C. Jenkins
Mary Jane Simpson
Albert J. Tufahl
Moss Ridge
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J. E. Helfrich
Frank Thornber
Monmouth
Henry Webber
Claud Thomas
Bushnell
Beulah Weider
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Steve Verris
Chas
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Little Akers
Mendon
J. M. D. Davidson
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Chas. Crossland
Ralph Eckles
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Burnside
Adolph Weinberg
Augusta
Walter Rowland
Farmers Bank of
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M. E. Holland
State Bank
Trust & Savings Bank
Augustat Augusta
Kate Lishen
E. Bailey
Warsaw
Frank Nagel
J. P. Heston
C. C. Groves
Plymouth
C. Schwendy
T. L. Stevens
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G. W. Sweeney
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M. M. Monk Et al
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Amanda Butler
Charles S. Coulson
St Laharpe
Nora S. Warner
St Augusta
John H. Hungate
Thos B. Mannering
John Andrew Callahan
Keokuk
Gladys Rock
Nelson Rock
Kaspervick
Taylorville
Frank Kaspervick
Christian County
Quines
Ella M. Yates
Coleman, Mich
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Quincy Beer
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Mission
Stroot Hardware Company
Twelfth and Broadway
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