Princeton seniors abandon beer suit chevrons
Princeton seniors revived the alcohol era tradition with black chevrons on the left cuff indicating six months of prohibition. The old beer suit custom, once tied to Volstead era habits, reappears in a restrained form this spring amid quiet celebrations around the college town.
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Beresford Pite Explores Ceramic Garment for Concrete Buildings
In a lecture to an English gathering Prof. Beresford Pite discussed using ceramic products to clothe reinforced concrete skeletons. He criticized sacred tradition and urged abandoning past conventions to embrace modern concrete with a durable, beautiful ceramic exterior.
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Pite
Those Old Time Workers
A truncated exchange recalls early labor experiences. Mr. Cum Fox claims a nine year old worked fourteen hours daily, while Mr. Cas elux Chex counters that his father kept the store where the work occurred and suggests different hours.
Deferred dyspepsia in an English elephant tortoise
A tortoise shipped from London Zoological Gardens to England in October hibernated after arrival. It walked briefly in April then became ill with stomach trouble and died. Post mortem showed acute indigestion from a large oat consumed during transport. Scientific American notes.
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London Zoological Gardens
England
Gland
Sciéntific American
Bible Society Volume Totals Reach Vast 1919 Circulation
The 1919 Assies of the American Bible Society report a circulation of 8 752 300 volumes. Representatives of the society claim the work continues year round with a tireless effort to spread scripture nationwide.
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American Bible Society
Fragmented Note Touts New York Scene
Incoherent OCR fragment hints at a New York evening scene with mentions of Alice and Denno. The text is garbled but suggests a reflection on chances and time in the city.
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Alice
Orin
Denno
New ‘York
Decide to Build and Own Your Home Today
A persuasive note urges readers to start building a home now to gain equity with each payment and improve property value. It argues prices may rise from previous peaks and waiting offers little gain, inviting readers to visit for designs and cost figures.
Real Estate Transfers Recorded for Week Ending June 6 1921
Transfers reported by J Monroe Davis Son. Fairbury Neb. include Hargis to Crouse lots 1 2 3 block 4 first addition Endicott 3000. Hatke to Jacobs lots 15 16 block 4 Rochelle Place Fairbury 2000. Karges to Barr lot 1 block 9 McDowell's first add Fairbury 7000. Bishop to City of Fairbury block 9 Highland add 950. Nelson to City of Fairbury lots 1 8 block 8 Highland add Fairbury 480. Johnson to Holman lot 6 block 2 Ashby Freeman add Fairbury 5400. Gilmore to Fairbury Country Club set 26 2 2 7400. Edwards to Hall lot 8 E 42 ft 16t 9 block 8 Rives Hangen add Fairbury 2000. Denney et al to Evans lot 15 block 4 King s second add Fairbury 1700. Groenemeyer to Groenemeyer e net nek set 36 4 3 6000. Lawrence to Rowe lot 20 block 8 Jansen 1. Brewer to Sullivan lot 7 block 12 Ashby Freeman add Fairbury 900. Sadis to Githens lots 12 block 9 Thompson 100.
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J. Monroe Davis & Son
Mary A. Karges
Edward Barr
McDowell
Fairbury
Ida M. Bishop
City of Fairbury
Highland
L. M
Nelson & Wf
Thomas A. Johnson & Wt
Anna M. Holman
Ashby & Freeman’s
Rhoda M. Edwards
United States Now Leader in Medicine and Surgery
Dr. George W. Crile of Cleveland told the American College of Surgeons in St. Louis that the United States now leads in medicine and surgery as a result of war. He said Europe is exhausted and American resources and spirit ready to advance medical work further.
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United States
George W. Crile
Cleveland
American College of Surgeons
St. Louis
Ohio State Journal
Europe
Nebraska Bankers Association Annual Meeting Held
The Nebraska Bankers Association will hold its annual meeting in August at the Hotel. Headquarters will be in Omaha, with details pending and members urged to attend the event for discussions and policy updates.
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Nebraska Bankers’ Association
Qugha Jone Feu
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