Student Volunteer Band of Richmond Holds First Meeting
The Student Volunteer Band of Richmond met at Westhampton College with attendees from Union Theological Seminary Assemblies Training School Westhampton and Richmond Colleges. Miss Penfield of the Boston Band, now with the National Band as field secretary, spoke on missionary work in college and student outreach during military supervision, stressing gospel service abroad.
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Richmond
Westhampton College
Union Theological Seminary
Assemblies’ Training School
Westhampton
Richmond Colleges
Misa Penfield
Boston
National
Fonfield
Tim
Students Hear of Orient in Serious Lecture
Miss Penfield described as an excellent speaker and was warmly received as she enlightened students about the Orient and the Allies' motives in the war. Dr Ryland discussed history and posed a stubborn quiz about Van Marum and Sehonbein, prompting puzzled chatter and playful exchanges among attendees.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at losses and touring car owner
Fragmentary text notes someone losing money yearly and owning a large touring car. No clear names, places, or events are readable to identify a specific person or context.
Dean Loving and Miss Keller Honored at Westhampton College
A commemorative piece highlights Robert Edward Loving born 1874 in Wilmington Wisconsin and his career across Richmond Johns Hopkins Blackburn Cornell Missouri and Westhampton College where he serves as dean. It also lauds May L Keller a dean chosen in 1914 with a cosmopolitan education and long teaching record.
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Robert Edward Loving
Wilmington
Glade Military Academy
Richmond College
Johns Hopkins
Woman's College
Richmond
B.C. V
Hopkins
Baltimore
Loving
Blackburn College
Cornell College
Iowa
University of Missouri
Mateal
Dr Ryland exchange pithy science quip turns blue to red
In a brief exchange a science joke notes that red litmus turns blue with blue paint, sparking a humorous contrast between expected chemical indicators and a painter's gag. The remark features Dr. Ryland and a Washington figure delivering a witty line.
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Dr. Ryland
Piedmont Business College Ad Promises Jobs For Students
Wanted satenographers for civil service and commercial positions. Salary guaranteed from 900 to 1500 dollars. Positions for students from 48 schools with enrollees from 11 states. Tuition cash or low train fare or 10 dollars monthly from salary. Catalog offered. Lynchburg Virginia.
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Piedmont Business College
Lynchburg
Man Seeks Someone Who Can Live Without Cooks
A humorous inquiry asks for a person capable of surviving without cooks, sparking curiosity about self sufficiency and kitchenless living in a lighthearted local feature.
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Burt
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Dean Loving
Hin Ay the Pregent Nin
Ander
Dean Keller
May L. Weller
Misa Keller
Worthampton
Miss Keller
Miss Woller
Goucher
University of Berlin
University of Heidleberg
Parise
Switzerland
America
Wells College
Massachusetts
Miss Koeller
Miss Weller
Washington
Mrs. Coo
K’s
Phine Madison
Lyric Theatre
Carl Kaufman, Inc
E. Broad St
W. W. Davenport
Sickel
West Broad
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