Beveridge Praises Indiana Authors and Schools
Indiana Senator Albert J. Beveridge urged patriotism in schools as essential to national life at Caleb Mills Hall. He praised Indiana’s literary output, urged education to produce citizens, and cited Germany and Japan as models of nationalism to emulate for the republic’s survival.
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Indianapolis
United States
Albert J. Beveridge
Caleb Mills Hall
National Education Association
Indiana
Mr. Beveridge
the Republic
Heart of Republic
Booth Tarkington
Meredith Nicholson
Charles Major
David Graham Phillips
James
Hitcom
Seruntus
Honthy
Vis Country
Frederick Landis
Mott
Henry Ward Beecher
Giandpolis
Ints
Napoleon
France
David Starr Jordan
Republic
Germany
Japan
Beveridge Tribute Highlights Nation's Character at Indianapolis Meeting
Thousands braved a rainstorm to hear United States Senator Albert J. Beveridge honor Washington and Lincoln at a YMCA event in Indianapolis. Speakers praised character as the key to leadership and national unity, noting both presidents valued the nation over locality and stressing shared humanity.
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Washington
Lincoln
United States
Albert J. Beveridge
Indianapolis
State Militia
Sons of Veterans
Beveridge
Lfe
Gates
Lee
Conway
Sculptor MacMonnies to Wed Alice Jones in Rome
The romance of Frederick W. MacMonnies and his pupil Alice Jones reaches a wedding in Rome following the Paris and New York art world upheavals. Their engagement follows the MacMonnies divorce from Mrs. MacMonnies and ties the clusters of Giverny, Paris, and Washington art circles in a public, bittersweet finale.
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America
France
Frederick W. MacMonnies
Alice Jones
United States
John P. Jones
Nevada
William H. Low
Mr. MacMonnies
Miss Jones
Rome
Mr. Low
Mrs. MacMonnies
Paris
MacMonnies
Art Students’ League
Baint Gaudens
New York
Frederick MacMonnies
Brooklyn
Falguiere
Mercier
Mary Fairchild
New England
New Hampshire
New Orleans
St. Louis
St. Louis Art Museum
Latin Quarter
Albert Wolff
Wigaro
White City
Nathan Hale
City Hall Park
Washington Arch
MacMonnieses
Lows
Lloyd Osborn
Giverny
Henry Mottet
Church of the Holy Redeemer
Sixth Avenue
Twenty-second Street
Whistler
Hands and virtue in Mrs Jamieson’s view
The article quotes Mrs Jamieson praising white clean hands as desirable and notes her advice that a young woman should keep hands in constant motion through needlework to improve circulation and appear useful in domestic duties.
Cures of Snakes and Stones Across English Fields
In parts of England natives treat stiff necks by wrapping a live snake. In Hebrides islands perforated stones called snake stones are used with tepid water to aid cattle bitten by snakes. If stones are unavailable, a head of an adder in water is said to work. An eel skin worn as a garter or on a bandage is claimed to prevent cramps and aid sprains.
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Japan
Rossia
Republic
Harvard
Yale
New England
Alexander Hamilton
James Madison
Madison Square Garden
Wendell Phillips
Germany
England
Hebrides Islands
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Impressionist School of Painting
Normandy
Theodore Robinson
Boston Public Library
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Museum of the Brooklyn Institute
Spain
Bessie
Peggy
Boudy Inn
Michelangelo
Bryn Mawr
DR. King’s
Dr. King
Earl Shamburg
Codell
Kas
E. E. Muehler
Reed & Batey
George W. Leach
BO Agres
Zermas
Casis
The
Sullivan County Loan & Trust Co
Cass
Thomas Stevenson
Charles C. Riggs
W. H. Hill, JR
Citizens Trust Building
D. A. Cochran
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