Drama figure Dr Driver praised as lecturer at Chautauqua
The piece profiles Dr Driver, successor to Frank Crane at Chicago's Famous People's Church, detailing his intimate persona, broad lecturing topics, and acclaim for his wide range of subjects from history and politics to music and art. It notes his wife’s portraits, his linguistic flair, and his touring impact on community life and local commerce. The article also presents Powell, a community analyst, discussing farming towns facing urban drift and the Chautauqua's role in linking farmers with merchants.
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Frank Crane
Famous People’s Church
Chicago
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Driver
Jin M Vitiver
Witve Volee
Perha
Is Tieman
Jptevust
Drielvet
Popar
Die H.W. Thomas
Peoples Church of
Mevicker
Tiewive
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Boston
Geishe
Home Amd
Sumi Guus
Laut Bite
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Quet Finke
Iterestsani
Lyceum
Chauranciua
Cylinary
Merhodier Premedesur
Mhitakes
Anil
Dreera
Wilell
Opie
Edna
Jamie
Jeremiah
Titian
Raphael
Powell
Europe
Are Going to Town Chautauqua Lecturer Urges Union for Merchants and Farmers
A lecturer laments rural depopulation as youths leave farms for towns while old folks follow, urging merchants and farmers to unite and work closely. He notes census reports show rural population shifts and cities expanding, demanding collaborative solutions to sustain rural communities.
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Organize Women for Home Education Tour Report
Washington reports the bureau of education promotes home education through the National Congress of Mothers and Parent Teachers. State child welfare conferences are planned in Alabama Georgia Connecticut Mississippi Missouri Maryland New Hampshire Utah Wisconsin with topics on peace discipline spiritual development and helping wayward children. The tour aims to spread conference benefits as officials travel west meeting organizers and enrolling over 20 000 women since 1913 to cooperate in parent study.
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Washington
Bureau of Education
National Congress of Mothers
Parent Teachers’ Associations
Congress of Mothers
Alabama
Georgia
Connecticut
Mississippi
Missouri
Maryland
New Hampshire
Utah
Wisconsin
Bureau
Congress
Home Education
Frederic Schoff
National Mothers’ Congress
Home Education Division
Doubt at Innebeon and a School Board Nomination
A Philadelphia golf anecdote recalls a self made man denying forgery as intrigue swirls around a famed champion. A formal notice certifices nominations for the Board of Education of Sisseton Independent School District in South Dakota dated June 3 1915 naming Hugh Batterbury W J Thomas Andrew Marvick N M Judkins and signed by A A Peterson Clerk.
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Board of Education of
Sisseton Independent School District
Hugh Batterbury
W. J. Thomas
Andrew Marvick
N. M. Judkins
A. A. Peterson
Eton Independent School District
Sisseton
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Far East
Earnest J. Powell
Powell Asks
E. C. Gamm
H. S. Morris
A. Marvick
W. F. Carlberg
C. A. Swenson
M. L. Staiig
J. A. Robertson
Casper Kennedy
F. R. McKenna
E. M. Batson
J.P. Croal
Chautauqua
The
Milwaukee Road
Peever, Corona
Wilmot
Milbank
American Press Association
Innebeon
Phildelphia
Saiton
Lampert Lumber Company