Professor Wilcox Delivers Lecture at Institute
Professor W C Wilcox delivered a lecture yesterday afternoon at the institute. The talk covered recent developments in the field and attracted a sizeable audience of students and faculty.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
2
Professor W C Wilcox delivered a lecture yesterday afternoon at the institute. The talk covered recent developments in the field and attracted a sizeable audience of students and faculty.
Prof. W. C. Wilcox delivered the normal institute address on The Crisis in the Struggle for Race Supremacy. He compared colonial competition to a dog and cat in a barn to explain why nations failed to share America. He outlined six European powers and highlighted Spanish advantages as a basis of early prowess.
Mr Wilcox outlines why Spain failed to maintain leadership in American colonization. He cites intermarriage with Indians, harsh treatment of natives, wrong coastal focus, religious exclusivity, weak colonial capacity, and European decline as 17th century momentum shifts. He argues the audience gains deeper insight beyond surface history. Ice cream cones at Hays. 4-11
Mrs Myron Herrick says former President McKinley relied on his wife William McKinley for guidance while governor and president. She recalls frequent consultations before appointments and notes his habit of reading speeches to Mrs McKinley for her input. The couple’s devotion persisted after the tragedy that darkened her life.
Old knit underwear can be repurposed into wash cloths and bath cloths by crocheting tidy yarn edges. Salt bags can be saved to make jelly bags or stitched into dish cloths. The text also suggests using fabric pieces for self wringing mops, floor cloths, and garden or dish gloves.
The ladies of the United Presbyterian church at West Chester announce a sale of pies and cakes Saturday afternoon in the J. D. Smith rooms. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
The article mixes a medicinal note for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a series of housekeeping tips. It includes guidance on stain removal, fabric care, cleaning, and ironing, plus a brief mention of political campaign support and a spouse’s influence. It lists home cures, laundry tricks, and maintenance using common household compounds.
A simple pattern guides making a fabric and coutil blouse holder to keep shirt waists neat in a suitcase. Cut cardboard panels, sew coutil and sateen coverings, stitch boards in, add cinching straps and ribbon holds for secure placement of garments.
Dr. Shoop's Magnetic Ointment offers relief for piles with claims of positive, certain action. It targets itching, pain, protruding or blind piles and promises disappearance. Sold in large nickel capped glass jars for 50 cents by J. H. Stewart.
Folded smooth from the line, these garments require no ironing. An ordinary telegraph wire makes a…
An ice cream and strawberry social is planned at the Walnut school house six miles west of the city on the Brighton road Sahar evening June 22. Proceeds go to the hitching rack fund and all are invited. The Broomstick Club also hosts an ice cream and cake event on the church lawn Saturday evening with Baptist ladies serving and a local band providing music.
Those who wear violets and desire them to last as long as possible should keep them in glasses of water slightly tinctured with salt and the glasses enclosed in air tight pails or jars.
A medical advertisement claims deafness from inflamed Eustachian tubes can be cured only by constitutional remedies and offers a hundred dollar reward for any catarrh deafness not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation and lists Toledo, F J Cheney & Co as sellers. A classroom joke about Plymouth Rock follows, featuring a student confusion over drawing a hen or a rooster.
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