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Newspaper

Westville Indicator

Location

Westville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1903

Page

7

Poppies and Stars at Lick Observatory Tour

A Los Angeles special tour report extols California scenery highlighting the Mount Hamilton Lick Observatory. It details the telescope, its 36 inch lens, the dome, and the site’s ascent from San Jose via Santa Clara valley. The piece notes James Lick's benefaction, Mount Hamilton’s 2581 acre reserve, and astronomical facts such as the transportable clock, 700 days to finish the lens, and star motions toward Vega.

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The Muse and the Multitude War over Poetry in Classical Epics

A critique argues poetry misleads on ancient histories, contrasting Homer and Virgil. It contends The Odyssey and Iliad rely on verse, Milton could prose Paradise Lost, and Virgil’s colorful but untrue storytelling distorts Aeneas and Rutulians. It laments education pushing poetry from public domains.

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Various Education News From Europe and America

The article notes Rev Paul Sutphen earning $7000 as Sec ond Presbyterian pastor in Cleveland. It mentions French limits on Prix De Roma participation by women, Swiss rail rest days and Sunday excursions ban. Dartmouth enrolls 789 with Massachusetts producing most students. New York and Illinois next, Vermont fifth. Archbishop Davidson cites a congratulatory Bishop Doane message. Sweden Norway awards Abel medal every five years for pure math. Stanford’s President Jordan funded by working student life, studies in corn husking and ditch digging. Michigan prosecutes a fraudulent diploma case and ferries policy on duplicate diplomas. caution urged in diploma issuance.

Cleveland Paul F. Sutphen Second Presbyterian Ministry of Education Italy Switzerland Dartmouth College Massachusetts New York Ilinois Vermont Davidson Canterbury England Doane Albany N.Y Sweden Norway Niels Abel Academy of Sciences Christiania Jordan Stanford University Cornell Wyoming County University of Michigan

Specular Copper and Witty Q and A Jokes Across Papers

A collage of humorous exchanges and quick remarks from multiple newspapers. Snippets include love disappointments, domestic helpers, marital quirks, and political flirtations delivered in a light, cheeky tone.

English Power Fading and National Representation

Quote from the Chicago Post warns that English leadership is disappearing as Scots and Irish fill top posts. It notes the prime minister and many cabinet roles are held by Scots or Irish, suggesting England will soon lack its own government leadership.

Scott Board of Trade India Ireland Chicago Post

Uncle Reuben on 12 Hour Day and Back Aches

A Detroit Free Press fragment recalls the belief in twenty four hours and the impact of mortgage strain on daily rest. The speaker notes that twelve hours changed the day and back pain seemed to grow with interest.

Bascom Indianapolis Sun Chicago Daily News Harvard Lampoon Detroit Free Press

Shoes and Hosiery Trends Reflect Elaborate Fashion

The article notes a steady high walking shoe style with no major changes, rising use of colonial and sandal slippers, and a new patent leather model with a mid vamp seam. Tan shoes gain favor for comfort, with white and tan dressy combos. stockings show rich ornamentation from lace medallions to clock motifs and rose embellishments.

Sloping Shoulders a Vogue Quest for Ideal Posture

The article outlines methods to achieve sloping shoulders through natural posture and specific exercises. It advises chest forward, shoulders down, abdomen drawn in, and arms manipulated behind the head or with a handkerchief for tone. Rowing and dumbbell work are suggested routines to develop curves over time.

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