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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1911
Page
4
Doctor Wishart and Professor Wilcox draw crowds with clear, strong talks on Bible history and human understanding. The series promises thoughtful insight and a rare educational opportunity for local residents.
A two day Washington program lists Friday and Saturday events with Boys and Girls Clubs, Bible Hour, History talks on James Madison and Alexander Hamilton, a Shunga Indian magician, a Cirillo Band concert, and lectures by Dr Wishart and Prof Griffith. The afternoon features Castle Square entertainers and a lecture by Robert Leeds on soil fertility through decayed matter.
Yesterday morning classes drew good turnout as students adjust to new conditions. Those who can should arrive on time to hear introductory remarks and avoid disturbing other listeners.
Dr W C Wilcox leads a Chautauqua on great American men. The lecture extols Benjamin Franklin as the era’s foremost diplomat, detailing his life, honors, and diplomacy principles emphasizing peace, honesty, self control, and mutual advancement of humanity.
A crowded Chautauqua day features Bob Seeds jokes about farming payback, a strong platform, Rev W O Fisher's praise, Ciricillo's band and Shungopavi Indian entertainer. Teachers Miss Noyes and Miss Patterson lead kindergarten work, with Prof Wilcox drawing many students. visits span Burlington, Des Moines and Lincoln, Neb.
Square Co. and their families stay at Chautauqua park as the Castle Squares give their last Washington performance this evening. All who have heard them will regret their departure.
A local shop advertises a full range of automotive products for drivers and cars. It promises new releases viewed first, along with proven old supplies kept in regular stock, inviting customers to see and choose what they want at moderate prices.
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