Grand pageant dazzles St Louis crowd at world fair dedication
In St Louis a grand military demonstration celebrated the dedicatory exercises for the forthcoming world’s fair. The procession drew thousands despite cold weather, with Govs, dignitaries, and President Roosevelt present. Colored veterans, postal officials, and city workers marched in full regalia, reflecting civic pride and achievement.
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Mrs Jackson's Magic Hair Elixir Ad Promises Growth
An old advertisement promotes Mrs Jackson's Magic Hair Elixir claiming it beautifies straightens and promotes hair growth. It provides the address W. Jackson Mixchora CoTrice Sedalia Missouri for purchases.
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Welcome Address on Unity and Moral Uplift
A long ceremonial address urges unity among clergy and laity to advance peace, equality, and culture. It calls preachers, parents, and teachers to form a triple alliance to safeguard youth, promote Christian values, and act with courage despite ridicule and obstacles. It emphasizes the church home and school as bulwarks and inspires go forth to spread the cross and uplift society.
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Senator Beveridge on Just dealing and national character
The piece quotes Beveridge from Americans of To-day and To-morrow in the Saturday Evening Post. It argues the nation must be just, linking duty to character, conservatism, modernization, and national unity, stressing that citizens cannot disassociate from the nation and its duties.
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George R. Smith College Prospectus
Rev I L Lowe D D Ph D president outlines George R Smith College aims a thorough practical Christian education. It emphasizes health, social culture, morals, and personal religious life across six departments: Primary Grammar Academy Art Music Industrial Liberal Arts and more.
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Work and Self-help for College Students in Housing
Several students at the College may earn money by working in the building or on the grounds with liberal pay. Most earn about 2.06 dollars a month. larger amounts may be possible. Apply to the President before arrival. Many find city work to help cover board and tuition. Demand for young ladies exceeds supply for city positions. applications should go through the President. Outside residence is limited to trusted youth, with parental written requests for younger miners.
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Expenses for Students at Cobepe Seminary in Missouri
The bill outlines hoard and room for four Wools at eight dollars, tuition at two hundred, laundry use at a dime per session, musical instruction at fifty per term, instrument use per month, and typing at zero. Rooms include beds, bedding, and furniture with students supplying personal items. a 50 cent monthly deduction applies to ministry candidates and minister’s children. All bills pay in advance to the President. send funds by draft, order, or registered mail to Mrew, 11 Lowe, Sedalin, Mo.
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Powerful character as guiding force in public life
A local politician and a brilliant lawyer reflect on ethics, power, and habit. The politician emphasizes that true leadership requires strength tempered by justice, while the lawyer confesses to sharp practices and faces social retaliation. The piece cautions readers to weave virtue into daily conduct and cites Porter's Moral and Mental Philosophy on habit.
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