SCHOOL NOTES and Student Life on Opening Day at Splinterville
On the Splinterville campus several named students, including Francis Rogers and Jimmie Jamieson, are introduced amid scenes of college life. Act I shows freshmen and upperclassmen mingling as a new football star enters domestic arts, with chatter about elocution, Greek art, and a college queen.
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Splinterville
Francis Rogers
Happy Jimmie Jamieson
Elwyn Shaw
Beau Carter
Walter Brady
Pepper Jervis
James Wilson
Epenetus P. Boggs
Chauncey Nelson
Chubb
Casey Jones
Eugene Schmidt
Abey
Arvid Challburg
Elyzabethe Mandelia Fung
Lillian Stines
Helen Juelfs
Mrs. Pickens
Lorraine Tinsley
Evelyn Newcomb
Edna Seyfang
Lois Hunter
Meta Gemeinhardt
Cherry Carruthers
Madonna Brady
Lorretta Rea
Trene Hazlitt
Dollie DeCliffe
Bessie Stanton
Elysabethe Mandelin
Cutie
Cherry
Dayton
Harold
Paw
Aaron
Splinterville High School
Lizzie Maud
Rules and Regulations PSO Golf Rules Digest
PSO rules cover who may play dues of five dollars per year paid March first. Parking bans on greens and fairways. Tee off after ahead teams take their second shot and leave greens after holing out. Do not count scores on greens. High heels not allowed. Stroke to ward cup and hang stroker on marker. Two ball matches have right of way. others must yield. Out of bounds beyond fences. fairway width 150 feet and 75 feet past the green. A ball within the fairway may be
Powdered sugar spills spark five minute vacuum hire
Mr Hammerstein the hardware dealer asks how long a vacuum is needed and Mrs Laverley replies not more than five minutes to clean up a pound of powdered sugar spilled on her kitchen floor.
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Mr. Hammerstein
Mrs. Laverley
Indoor Holdup and Checkers Contrast in Treat ’Em Square
In Treat ’Em Square a playful indoor scene unfolds as a character harasses another with lines about finally having control, while the other cheekily notes it’s the first game of checkers he ever won. The exchange blends humor and sport into a single comic moment.
Wit and Wisdom From a Ghost of The Times
A collection of pithy maxims and quips on reform, honesty, habit, and society. Observations cover boastful pride, the pace of busy lives, the value of proper reform, time keeping by a Hastings girl, and a humorous note on a 72-year-old New Yorker drinking coffee.
Lighter Sayings Split Between Rich and Poor Echoes
A string of quips touches on heaven, borrowing, reform, corsets, needle threading, editor pay, Congress salaries, small coins, and journalism students. The quirks critique society with humor, noting financial guilt, editorial mischief, and campus bravado while underscoring practical hazards and observations from public life.
Lincoln Journal proposes law on obedience to parents
The Lincoln Journal advocates a law mandating love, honor, and obedience to parents. The editorial compares it to potential laws Bill Maupin may push, noting the idea’s sensitivity and practicality.
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Lincoln Journal
Bill Maupin
State Senate Debates Ten Commandments Bill Amendments
Senators considered a bill on the Ten Commandments with moves to repeal all commandments and to strike the word not from each one. Purcell cited lack of public demand, Wiltse urged removing not, and Jeary urged indefinite postponement saying the senate knows little about the subject.
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Cooper
Wiltse
Purcell
Jeary
Senate
Fragments on resolve and dedication in boxing lore
A compact remark urges focus on perseverance over complaint, noting champions are forged by hard work. It reflects on how some speak carelessly about others while missing the discipline required to succeed in prize fighting and life.
Feeding Old Fashioned Grub Costs More in Fancy Packages
The piece notes that the same basic grub can be served in stylish packaging and charged at a higher price, suggesting packaging influences perceived value and cost. It highlights consumer willingness to pay for presentation over plain options.
Magazine and newspaper subscription orders offered by Potter Review
The Potter Review advertises handling new and renewal subscriptions for World Herald Bee Omaha Daily News and 2310 magazines. It promises mail orders placed within a half hour, direct sending of daily orders, and magazine orders routed to a company that guarantees shipment within ten hours.
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the Bee
Omaha Daily News
United States
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