Presidential candidates praised as 1912 election looms
The graduation exercises feature speeches endorsing Taft, La Follette, Clark, and Wilson. Mamie Haefner lauds Taft as Ohio born leader ready to extend civil service reform while Gladys Christman backs La Follette. Champ Clark champions progressive wins, and Mary Booth with others applaud Helen Gould and women’s rights. Wilson appears as ideal next president with strong Princeton and New Jersey credentials.
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Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Setenera
Ohio
Mamie Haefner
William Floward Taft
Taft
Han
W. H. Taft
Robert Marion la Follette
Gladys Christman
America
Washington
Lincoln
McKinley
Napoleon
Wisconsin
la Follette
Bethel Budd
Valera
Mary Booth
Julia Ward Howe
Clara Barton
Lucy Stone
Helen Gould
Congress
Champ Clark
Missouri
Eugene Amon
Lark
Clark
White House
James Beauchamp Clark
Marle Munger
Little Jersey
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
New Jersey
M. Joon
Wilson
Nominating speeches highlight Ohio governor in 1912 race
The event features speeches praising Gov. Harmon of Ohio and restating reform gains under his term. Diplomas are presented by the school board president Wm. Roove. Secretary of Agriculture A. P. Andrews addresses graduates, urging praise for teachers and parental support.
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Wilson
Baltimore
Misa Munger
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Sadie Aady
Greaterork
Fatty
Harmon
Wm. Roove
A. Pandles
Jupt. Haylor
Mme
Algernon faces a medical mix up risking his sister
In a comic tale from New York Press Algernon fears giving his sister the wrong pills after a mix up at the doctor's. He learns the pills were for his dizziness not his sister and enlists a janitor to help with the elevator to prevent a fatal error.
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Algernon
Mr. Topfloor
Jankor
Willie
New York Press
Chad
Pasar
Eccentric Bon Mot About a Statue in Harper’s Weekly
A humorous exchange has Whittle berry quipping about the suggestion to erect a statue for the inventor of rubber tires. Gummiton agrees, joking that the AUM should be a bust. The fragment reflects the magazine’s whimsical column tone.
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Whittleberry
Aaid Gummiton
Harper'a Weekly
Bespectacled Man Recalls NYC Visits and Songs
A bespectacled man recalls his nephew hosting him in New York with generous hospitality. He visited restaurants almost every evening and heard several lively songs, though he cannot recall them all exactly, noting one refrain mentioning occupation.
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