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A hopeful invitation expresses mutual good faith and anticipation of a forthcoming in person meeting. It asks the other party to attend, promising recognition and cordial acquaintance upon arrival.
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Newspaper
The Monroe Journal
Location
Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1914
Page
6
A hopeful invitation expresses mutual good faith and anticipation of a forthcoming in person meeting. It asks the other party to attend, promising recognition and cordial acquaintance upon arrival.
United States Senator Hollis of New Hampshire, a Harvard graduate, told undergraduates the campus is too conservative and not representative of the nation. He urged democracy in college life, opposes student autos, and claimed Harvard lags behind the times while noting East Coast colleges treat professors as a joke.
A fragmentary report describes Chinese coverings of idol exteriors during temple retreat rituals. The text suggests deities might be offended by disorder, but argues the work centers on character rather than ceremony, as noted by Bishop Fowter.
A jumble of misread phrases parodies a card-like item about a man paid a thousand dollars in a dubious deal. The piece shifts to an advertisement praising Electric Bitters as a spring tonic for tiredness, loss of appetite, and stomach or kidney complaints with a money back guarantee.
Reverend Dr I W Henderson a Brooklyn clergyman intervenes in a baggage room quarrel at Grand Central between John Stern of Schenectady and Danbury hatter James Brennan. Stern knocks Brennan down, Henderson joins to defend Brennan, Stern arrested, Magistrate Corrigan sentences Stern to ten days in the workhouse, praising Henderson's Christian defense of the weak.
Detective Harry Schade aboard a hydroplane overtook the steamship Miam outside the city limits and arrested a hotel employee for stealing a missing brooch. The prisoner was released after Schade learned the arrest lacked authority beyond the three mile offshore line. The brooch was returned to its owner in New York society circles. Boston workers hold mass meeting urging clergy resignations to aid the jobless, then march to Algonquin club led by Morrison J. Swift who proclaims two arms for the people.
The bank touts rising figures and strength as a guarantee to depositors. It emphasizes service and accommodation, inviting prospective customers to judge by experience and become customers and friends.
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