George Washington University Drops Two Year College Rule
George Washington University will end the policy requiring two years of collegiate work for entry to its medical and law schools. Admission this year will require only an associate diploma or high school diploma. The change aims to boost enrollment and follows football council discussions attended by Dean McBane and President Needham. Athletic affairs and team management appointments were also addressed, with expectations of a strong season ahead.
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Churches Resume Worship After Winter Break
Churches reopen services with Rev J. Tf. Due and Rev J. Mur raman delivering sermons at Episcopal and Baptist congregations. The St Matthew's and Conception congregations held morning and evening services, while itinerant ministers led scattered gatherings as Sunday schedules resumed after a long pause.
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Iene
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Carnegie on Way North to Carnegie Scientific Park
Unclear OCR reads Beles Neto Bent and Gibson Carnegie heading toward a northern route. Mentions Carnegie Scientific Foundation and movements at a park with references to Tor Hudson Strait. Text is fragmented and unreadable in parts.
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Carnegie
Park Services End With Attenders in 1200 Attendance
Under auspices of the Young Men's Christian Association park services held yesterday afternoon at Franklin Park and Vermont Avenue Christian Church. Reverend speakers urged repentance and changes in attitude toward life and time. William H. Nowheeta of Cooper, general secretary, spoke on foundations and the need for steady gifts to build charitable works.
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Christ Sails Heavenward as Nation Plays Life Ball
Rev Z H Copp at Bethany Chapel urged cleaner college sports and spiritual play in life. He likened Christ as manager of the heavenly team against the devil’s earthly nine, warning that earthly rewards fade and heavenly joy endures. He urged athletes and youth to join the Lord for eternal gain.
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English Purest in America Professor’s London Visit
Prof. Raymond of George Washington University revisited London after four years and insists that the purest English is spoken in America. He cites that Englishmen mispronounce words and that Americans adhere to dictionary standards in speech. He observed a Westminster Abbey preacher who renounced four words in five minutes.
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Weather conditions report from Wandington district
Weather conditions on Sunday indicate unsettled areas in New England and the Atlantic coast with gusty winds and cool to mild temperatures. Showers possible on the plateau and southern Husky Mountain region. fair weather elsewhere, with storm warnings from Norfolk to Hatteras and brisk northerly winds along coastlines.
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Comptroller's Office Shapes Government Payments in 1890s
The comptroller's office directs cabinet officers on payments and clarifies legal authority to prevent unauthorized disbursements. It backs disbursing officers, notes frequent back pay cases for veterans, and records appeals and audits under consolidated jurisdiction. Highlights include small 11 cent warrants and a $20,000,000 Philippine Islands purchase appropriation.
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Back to the Stones Sermon Calls Christians to Courage
The Rev J D Muir preached on Jesus returning to Jerusalem despite threats of stoning. He urged steadfast witness in all walks of life and praised martyrs while urging ordinary Christians to persevere with hope and courage in effort to reach others.
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Antarctic Expedition Tales and Crew Reflections
Fragmented clipping recounts Borup Whitney and McMillan discussing polar travels including Cape York Cape Sheridan and Antarctic journeys. It notes tensions over Cook's pole claims, asserts Bartlette denial of tears over not sailing, and highlights Whitney's Arctic feats and observations amid Frost era exploration.
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Up to date craze clashes with Christian duty at church
At Hamilton Methodist Episcopal Church Rev Charles Guthrie urged against the craze for novelty and trendiness, urging focus on God’s will and enduring values over worldly wealth and display. The sermon warned that mere status and fashion dull the mind and endanger souls in a world of rapid change. Also reported: John A Bolen, 42, Pittsburgh, died after meningitis and liver cancer, removed from a train to Union Station to a hospital.
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Spanish Column Advances Under Fire Near Selousa
Spanish forces under Gen. Grozco advance with captive balloon guidance, burning six Moorish villages and repelling strong resistance. Gen. Martha leads operations, king's regiment and artillery guard Maormina, Moors reform behind rocky positions west of Nador.
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Feary's Surgeon Reports Peary Arctic Journey
Dr John W Goodsell who joined Commander Peary on the Arctic expedition writes his mother of the voyage. He details the harsh ice, the deaths of Prog, Aarvin and others, the Roosevelt voyage, and the return, noting surveys near Cape Columbia and Cape Theridan and his field work including fish species and photographs. He expects to return in October.
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Peary Refusal To Take Cook Data Boxes On Roosevelt
General Hubb ard states Peary declined to load Dr Cook data and instruments aboard the Roosevelt. He said Peary valued Mr Whitney’s custody of the documents and would keep them under his control. The remarks followed a Newark dispatch noting the exchange and Peary’s stance on the Cook dispute.
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Patronal Feast Celebrated at St Matthew's Church
A solemn patronal feast was observed at St Matthew's Church with high mass and vespers. Music by volunteer male choirs under Miss Jennie D Glennon complemented ornate altar fittings, vestments, and candlelight. Clergy from St Patrick's and St Matthew's led ceremonies. Rev John D Marr preached.
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Warship Parade Draws Crowds to New York Streets
Crowds filled St Patrick's Cathedral and Trinity as visitors from eight nations mingled with locals. A noon riverside drive showcased the fleet, with the British flagship Inflexible drawing special attention. Religious services and tributes marked the day as officials spoke on upcoming events and the evolving power of naval armadas.
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Middle Collegiate Church Hosts Dutch Officials In Celebration
The event at Middle Collegiate Church featured officers from the Dutch cruiser Utrecht along with Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood commanding the East Department and FH. Vin Ress treasurer of the Hudson-Sulton celebration commission. The Post is the Real Estate Journal of Washington.
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The Post Revenue and Reading Scope Described
The Post is portrayed as the leading newspaper at the U S seat with full financial news market reports and business status. It serves merchants farmers and leisure readers with comprehensive sections and columns, including produce sale guidance and varied reading matter.
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The Washington Post Sundays Featured Magazine Quality
The Washington Post offers an illustrated magazine section with selections by prominent writers and fiction from noted authors. Foreign news is carefully presented with timely, accurate illustrations, making the Sunday issue regarded as the best visitor to any household.
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The Sporting Department of The Sunday Post
The Sporting Section chronicles every sport from baseball to boating. Four pages each Sunday cover results, races, and events in an accurate and comprehensive manner.
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