Meeting of the Hi sterary ofook Place at Williston
The Williston school club meeting opened with president David Grantier’s remarks. Miss Bradley performed a piano solo, others gave reports, and Nellie Mutyar was elected president for the next meeting. Membership and class notes filled the report, with grades and enrollments listed for VII to VIII divisions, and several students added to rooms.
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David Grantier
Bradley
McCormick
Exilic
White
Clionian Literary Society
Nellie Mutyar
Some Finish Part One and a Literary Divorce Grind
An odd fragment narrates a cinema night scene with a villain and heroine to a score from an orchestra pit. It praises morale and teases news items while a Chicago divorce filing lampoons a wife with brutal caricature, labeling her uncultured and beefy with a fierce temper.
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Chicago
Charles Werner
Corbett
Running a Paper and the Editor's Common Foe
A veteran view on newspaper editors as targets of public opinion. Readers mock editors for stance shifting and reflexively label them as criminals or fools, while ignoring the toil and community aim behind weekly publications. Subscriptions and local boost efforts reveal community tensions.
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Prohibitioniata
Vets
Denporss
E Reublican
Eublicana
She Outstripped Them All
A brief remark features Harry and Gus debating fame and a movie actress. Gus cites Margaret Edwards as rapidly rising by representing The Naked Truth in "Rie ites." The line ends with the assertion that she outstripped them.
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Harry
Gus
Margaret Edwards
Prohibition Wins Support Amid Social Degeneracy Claims
The document argues alcohol drives degeneracy, citing the Jukes lineage and Bezzoni Bezzola studies. It urges National Prohibition and notes prominent backers including Hudson Maxim and Senator Harding. It warns of military vulnerabilities if America fails to prepare.
Poor Shoes Spoil Feet Say Marine Officers In New York
Captain Frank E. Evans of the U S Marine Corps reports about 18 percent of applicants at the Twenty third Street office were rejected for pes planus or flat feet. He links cheap shoes and long standing at work to falling arches with workers like motormen conductors policemen and clerks most affected. The National Security League urges widespread preparedness including doubling the army and enlarging the navy and forming branches in major cities with figures like J Stuart Blackton and promotions tied to other antiwar efforts.
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United States Marine Corps
Evans
Marine Corps
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Congress
National Security League
The
Security League
J. Stuart Blackton
Vitagraph Film Company
Sean Gees
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Marge
Hudson Maxim
Amarica
Admiral Dewy
Major Wood
Lyman Ab
Are You Educated A Chicago professor tests for real education
A University of Chicago professor presents a series of test questions he says prove real education. If you answer yes to all, you are truly educated. The questions probe sympathy public spirit honesty friendships love for children and humility in drudgery.
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University of Chicago
Seeing Beyond Mud Puddles for Clear Skies
A reflective question about perception asks if one can discern a clear sky in a muddy puddle. It challenges focus on surface flaws to reveal hidden clarity and possibility beneath ordinary appearances.
King of Arizona Mine Noted in USGS Bulletin 620 H
United States Geological Survey issues Bulletin 620 H on the King of Arizona area in Arizona. It notes the King of Arizona mine has yielded gold and silver valued at about 3500 dollars and mentions ongoing prospecting though the mine itself has not been exhausted. A copy is available from the US Geological Survey in Washington DC.
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King OF Arizona
Kote 3 Jountains
Arizona
United States Geological Survey
United States ‘Geological Survey
Washington, D. C
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