The Boy and His Battles Speech by Judge Andrews
Judge J O Andrews delivered an eloquent address at the New Grand Theatre on The Boy and the Boy's Battles. He traced boyhood hardships from Minnesota forests to early life, noting battles with evil, education, and love, and praised the Boy Scout movement and Roosevelt's comment on its value for character.ersistent references to youth trials and the importance of discipline and imagination.
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J. O. Andrews
New Grand Theatre
Minnesota
Big Woods
John
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Chile
Santiago
Reid Cross
Boy Scouts
United States
Boy Scouts Organization
Potsdam
Baden Powell
Spain
South America
All Boost For the Boys Seek Scouts in Sisseton
Thirty plus boys in Sisseton aged over twelve petition men to aid in organizing a local Boy Scout Council. The list names Ivers Babcock Herbert Axness Harold Arrowsmith Harry Brown Boyd Palmer Lynn Warring Chas Babcock Homer Robinson Relph Knight Clifford Olberg John Johnson Millard Lion Adelbert Peterson Ober Rask John Thomas Robert E. Lowery Clarence Tallakson Harold Kirley Hobert Lion William Rask Charles Felton Lloyd Peterson Maurice Swanberg Albert Grover Leslie Horton Erwin Erickson Francis Warring Elmer Johnson Bernard Swanberg Laurence Staing Dewey Hanson Theodore Hannasch Clifford Rudie Howard Olberg.
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Sisseton
Scout Council
Ivers Babcock
Herbert Axness
Harold Arrowsmith
Harry Brown
Boyd Palmer Lynn Warring Chas
Babcock
Homer Robinson Relph Knight Clifford Olberg
John Johnson Millard Lion Adelbert Peterson Ober Rask
John Thomas
Robert E. Lowery
Clarence Tallakson
Harold Kirley Hobert Lion
William Rask
Charles Felton
Lloyd Peterson
Maurice Swanberg Albert Grover Leslie Horton
Erwin Erickson
Francis Warring
Elmer Johnson
Bernard Swanberg
Laurence Staing
Dewey Hanson
Theodore Hannasch Clifford Rudie Howard Olberg
Boy Scout Movement
Umbrella Repair Costs Earn Question From New York Globe
A short exchange cites an umbrella recovered for $1.50, sparking disbelief over the price. Smith boasts the repair is as good as new while Jones questions the total expense.
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Smith
Jones
New York Globe
Australian Bushmen and their remarkable homing instinct
The bushmen of Australia display a rare instinct that rivals animal senses and even human reasoning. Despite being misled or blindfolded, they reliably find their way back to their nest homes, though the nests themselves remain very similar.
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Australia
The Evil Eye and Medieval Beliefs
The article describes the superstition of the evil eye as widespread in the middle ages. It notes that some people were believed to curse others with a glance and that fascination could ruin a person. Amulets and practices like laughing spitting and turning ereault were used against it.
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Ereault
New Grand Hosts Declamatory Contest and Concert
Lloyd, Peterson and Hilda Stavng won first, second in the declamatory contest at the New Grand Wednesday night. The program featured fine musical numbers with Miss Brester and Messrs Hanson and Dunn praised, Dorothy Brown lauded for piano, and a closing trio by Hazel Brewster Frances Carlaw and Gladys Lewis. Lloyd will advance to the Aberdeen district contest tonight and friends hope for victory.
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Lloyd
Peterson
Hilda Stavng
Miss Brester
Messrs
Hanson
Dunn
Dorothy Brown
Newland
Hazel Brewster
Frances Carlaw
Gladys Lewis
Featherston
Aberdeen
Lightning Blasts Gatchina Column Guarded Stone Monument
A century old column at Gatchina near St. Petersburg was struck by lightning. Water inside the stone likely turned to steam creating a massive explosion that caused the column to vanish and killed a lone sentry.
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Gatchina
St. Petersburg
Drama's Greek Birth in Athens and Attica
The drama arose in Greece with Athens as its heart in Attica. Pioneers included Aeéchay lus Sophocles aeonenes and their contemporaries shaping early theater amid the ancient upheavals that followed.
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Greece
Athens
Attica
Aeéchaylus
Sophocles
Aeonenes
Birds and the Greco Roman revival in literature
The piece discusses the Greco Roman civilization emerging from the dark ages and its revival through the literary renaissance led by Shakespeare in the Elizabethan era. It then shifts to a natural science note on birds, describing their vertebrate status feathered bodies toothless jaws winged limbs and bone structure for lightness and strength.
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New, York American
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Judge Andrews
Burdette
Mark Twain
Ben Rogers
Hilda Stavig
The
Sisseton Band
Joan Dacosta
Alfred Strand
Emma Johnson
Warren Hastings
Aubrey Knight
Barytone
Ocean Blue
Petrie
James Hanson
Gordon
Mildred Hicks
Sergeant Prentiss
Otis Marvick
Connor
the King of the Winds
Trevelyan
Vo, V. Dann
Glover
J. N. Safford
Milbank
Supt. Mosman
Government School
J. Willard Thomas
Corona Schools
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