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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

9

The Other Side Milton Nobles Replies to Theater Sermon

Milton Nobles answers Rev. Van Lear's lecture on the theater with calm, respectful argument. He argues drama is an age progressed art, defends Shakespeare, and notes his own thirty years as an actor and support for children pursuing stage careers. He cites cross-denominational friendships and calls the theater a longstanding art form.

Milton Nobles Matthew van Lear First Presbyterian Church Chicago Shreveport M. van Lear van Lear Ita Shakespeare Greece Rome Thespis Church Milton Noblees

Nice House For Rent Near Christmas

Five room partly furnished residence at 928 Spring Street with cistern water. Possession at once. Rent 22 dollars monthly. Manager N T Wright. State Lumbermen's Convention at Houston prompts H E W T Ry Shreveport Route to sell round trip tickets to Houston for five dollars. Dates April 12 and 13, return by April 17.

Spring Street N. T. Wright Shreveport Houston

Woman's Relief Corps Elects New Officers in New York

The Woman's Relief Corps auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic, a large national society with state county and local unions, boasts nearly 500000 members. In Greater New York it is well represented by clubs and unions, including the Winfield Scott Hancock corps No 160 which elected Ada G Mohr as president, a manager of the State Home For the Wives and Widows of Soldiers.

Woman's Relief Corps Auxiliary Grand Army of the Republic Greater New York Winfield Scott Hancock Corps Ada G. Mohr

Professor Card Praises Nebraska Girls College Model

Professor Frederick W. Card of the University of Nebraska lauds the institution as closely modeled on Cornell and well run. He notes an average yearly attendance near 1,500 with women admitted on equal terms. Phi Beta Kappa was organized there and more women than men gained Phi Betas by merit, not favoritism.

Frederick W. Card University of Nebraska Cornell University Cornell Phi Beta Kappa Society Wang

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Mr. Milton Nobles Dr. van Lear State Lumbermen’s Convention Woman'’s Relief Corps Glrls Ben Holzman Andrew Querbes the Independent Wholesale Tee Grocer Commerce Staert, Corner Milam Shreveport, Louh L. M. Melton I. M. Melton, Texas Avenue Victoria Lumber Co Smith Caddo Mills Lumber Co Lmt’d
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