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The Progress in Shreveport, Louisiana

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Newspaper

The Progress

Location

Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1897

Page

25

Milton Nobles Replies to Theater Sermon

Milton Nobles replies to Rev. Van Lear’s sermon on the theater, arguing art and drama flourish in enlightened times. He defends Shakespeare and the stage, notes his own thirty years as an actor, and says he would support his children pursuing legitimate theater careers.

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Nice House For Rent With Quick Possession

A residence at 925 Spring Street with five rooms partially furnished and cistern water is offered for rent until Christmas. Possession available immediately at $22 per month. Mrs. N. T. Wright. Also, the H. E. & W. T. Ry. offers round trip tickets to Houston from Shreveport Route at $5 for April 12 and 13 with return by April 17.

Spring Street N. T. Wright Shreveport Houston

Women’s Relief Corps elects officers in Hancock union

One of the nation’s largest societies to support soldiers through the Woman’s Relief Corps, auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic, reports its annual election and installation in Winfield Scott Hancock Post No. 180 in Greater New York, naming a manager for the State Home for the Wives and Widows of Soldiers and Army Nurses.

Woman's Relief Corps Auxiliary Grand Army of the Republic Thoes Greater New York Winfield Scott Hancock Corms Beaded Ita Aviine Hamm Express

Nebraska Professor Notes Women Enrolment Progress

Professor Frederick W. Card of the University of Nebraska discusses progress in female student admission. He compares the institution to Cornell, noting a long trend toward coeducation and rising female enrollment, with Phi Beta Kappa standards highlighted as a measure of scholarship despite past gender gaps.

Frederick W. Card University of Nebraska Tila Cornell University Cornell Amonduke Studenta Phi Beta Kappa Society Collegiaen

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