Week of Lectures and Concerts Schedule
Monday afternoon opening exercises announce lectures by Mr. Chalmers on Our Merchant Marine and Cong. Chan. B. Landis. Tuesday afternoon features music by Mrs. Brown and the Boys with a Lop Sided Folks lecture by Dr. George R. Stuart. Wednesday afternoon presents Commonwealth Quartette music and a later announced lecture. Wednesday evening showcases The Commonwealth Entertainment with Ralph Bingham. Thursday afternoon offers The Royal Hungarian Orchestra and a Heart Strings and Harp Strings lecture by Dr. Monroe Markley. Thursday evening features a Royal Hungarian concert. Friday forenoon includes Seton Indian Work for the Children morning lecture The New Humanity of the Bible. Friday afternoon presents Cole-Steele Company music with lecture by Henry Cochemna.
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Mr. Chalmers
Merchant Marine
Cong
Chan. B. Landis
Royal Hungarian Orchestra
Heart
Harp
Monroe Markley
Friday and Saturday Concerts by The Cole Steele Entertainers
Friday evening features The Cole Steele Entertainers in concert. Saturday evening presents The Royal English Bell Ringers in a separate program.
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The
Royal English Bell Ringers
Home Circle page on youth conduct and family influence
A moral meditation from the Home Circle urging kindness and steady effort. It argues that debt is wrong, extols future planning, and stresses parental advice, warm affection, and a cheerful home to curb youth vice and foster respect for parents. It warns that neglect at home drives children toward other influences and calls for a welcoming fireside.
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Tam
Hugh
Aiang
Tey
Reerected Bonnifield Cabin Stands at Fairfield Park
The Bonnifield family built Jefferson county's first cabin in 1837 and a larger second cabin followed in 1838. Restored in Old Settler's Park Fairfield, the historic log and stone landmark showcases hand hewn logs, oak clapboards, and a stone chimbney.
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Old Settler's Park
Fairfield
Jefferson County
Bonnifield
Electric Bitters Promised to Aiding Elderly Woman
A Danforth Maine woman over 70 reports dramatic health gains after using Electric Bitters. She suffered twenty years with dyspepsia, could not eat or sleep and had doctors give up. The tonic reportedly restored appetite, sleep, and vitality. Also includes brief notices on state origins of presidents and other short items.
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W. L. Gilpatrick
Danforth
Williams & Andersons
New Head of University Richard W. Cooper Named at Upper Iowa
Richard Watson Cooper is introduced as the new president of Upper Iowa University. Previously a Hamline lecturer in English literature and Bible studies, he is renowned as a public speaker. Born December 22, 1866, in Cheswold Delaware, his career spans Wesleyan University and multiple Methodist institutions, highlighting a long focus on English language, literature, and Bible departments.
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Richard Watson Cooper
Upper Iowa University
Iowa
Prof. Cooper
Hamline
Walla
Cooper
Cheswold
Del
Richard M. Cooper
Wilmington
Los Angeles
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan Academy
Wilbraham
Mass
Hamline University
St. Paul, Minn
Bryce
Cooper Bags
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Estherville Chautauqua
A. J. L. Panglon
Charles F. Engart
Tonta
Chautauqua Park
King of the Bible
Commonwealth Quartette
Ralph Bingham
Cole-Steele Company
Henry Cochemna
Cole-Steele
Mars
Adrian M. Newens
Mother Chautauqua
Great Northwest
Albert Armstrong
the Home Circle Department
HY J. Knox
Bonalfield
Mather
Virginia
Ohio
New York
Aix
Washington
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
William Henry ‘Harrison
Tyler
Taylor
Grant
Hayes
Garfield
Benjamin Harrison
McKinley
Tait
van Buren
Fillmore
Roosevelt
Old City
Derrick
Bobler Lagues
George Bliot
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