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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1901

Page

7

Shortridge High School Life Mirrors a College Atmosphere

An in depth look at Shortridge High School on Michigan and Pennsylvania reveals a vibrant student body guided by a blend of clubs and societies. The High School Senate, Oratorical Association, Camera Club, and Delta Phi dominate school life alongside athletics, music, and social clubs shaping a college like spirit. The Daily Echo, started by Fletcher Wagner and later run by the faculty, stands as a unique high school daily. it boomed school enterprises, covered a major 1900s fire, and chronicled President McKinley’s 1898 visit with pride.

Michigan and Pennsylvania Streets Indianapolis Shortridge High School Shortridge Samily Jack High School Senate Laura Donnan Senate United States Senate Soions Taylor-Finley Senator Lodge Edwin Friend White Frank Williams Fairbanks John White Pritchard Earl Pritchard Scott Ford The Athletic Association Sylvester Johnson Maynard Allen Mr. Benton Frank Spencer Oratorical Association Friends of the Art Coburnen Edith Brannon Albertine Shepard Miss Donnan James Gipe Gladys Ehrbas Oratorical Club Donnan Pat Cohn Frank Wilms Camera Club Miss Selleck Panne Charles Andwrence Hassletan Gladys Heffner-Nehrbas Ae Aeak George Reeves Co. A Gladys Nehrbas Nora Lacey Ethel Dorsey Laura =e Roth Maxwell Anna Rogers Ethel Ves Lydia Wallace Grace Philpott Rachel Baker Coburn Allen Bess Trout Ruth Patterson Ward Allen Hugh Jones Fred Appel Ethel Brannon Harry Nicoll Mandolin Club Mr. Noel Mandoln Club Jane Blakely Hewitt Thomas Delta Phi Ralph Knode Robert Scott Vonnegut Saeceee Net van Nkie Harlan Easier Richard Barbee Carl I m Ames Ndall Robert Griffith Albert Chanan Forrest Tolin Walter Vonnegut Rob Scott Webb Adams Raymond Bangs Delta Phi Society Gertrude Brown Gertrude Baker Elizabeth Caldwell Helen Ord Regina Ferguson Louise Haynes Zilpha Maffey Mabel Pray Harriet Bugby Ruby Knode Lucia Wiley Gamma Gama Upsilon Fraternity Lenna Baker Ethyl Nickerson Edna English Frances Woerner Bertha Mallory Helen Wallick Bess Jones Lucy Ethel Balcom Irma Jean Wocher Necie Searle Jey Bliss Edna Randall Stella Allig Eul Posey Agatha Selig Rose Knepper Spellman Roe Roberts Carrie T. Q Mortars McMaster Lento Fullmell Orin Florence Keely Stella Hatin McMurray Lila Allison Nellie Knopearbosha Propylaeum Waite Colgan Ed Wallick Beya Daily Echo Fletcher Wagner McKinley United States Europe Echo Par Paul Edwards Stella Walton Merrill Ketcham Alma Sickler Charles Lewis Hazel Osborne Theodore Curtis George Posey Frank W. Williams Horace Allerdice Mabel Charpie Hugh C. Jones Ed Eitle Benj. W. Douglass Raymond H. Bangs Randolph G. Prelat Ernest Cohn Ruth Maxwell Elsie Dickson

Why People Snore A Physician Explains

A New York Sun piece recounts a physician explaining snoring as vibration of the soft palate and air column. It notes fatigue, relaxed jaw, nasal obstruction, and remedies such as nasal treatment, jaw tying, or headgear, with emphasis on understanding snorers rather than blaming them.

New York Sun

Moon and Weather Predictions Tied to Lunar Belief

New York Evening Sun notes ongoing faith in lunar and planetary control of weather. A St Petersburg publication predicts long range conditions but tests show predictions for Aberdeen and Valencia are largely worthless. Harvard and other authorities dismiss such forecasts as akin to astrology.

New York Evening Sun Russia Uring Chimat St. Petersburg Nicolai Demtschinsky Aberdeen Scotland Valencia Spain H. R. Mill Symons Meteorological Magazine Bulletin American Geographical Society Br Hann Davis Harvard

Epitaph Sparks Quiet Jokes At Sleepy Hollow Cemetery

Stephen Merritt the undertaker recalls a crude marble epitaph in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery at Tarrytown. The inscription reads Here lies the body of Little Jane Who ran out slyly and played in the rain. She caught the measles and it stuck in- And in less than four short weeks sho

New York Times Stephen Merritt Sleepy Hallow Tarrytown Jane

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