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Identifier: ravelings1918monm (find matches)
Title: Ravelings
Year: 1918 (1910s)
Authors: Monmouth College
Subjects: Monmouth College (Monmouth, Ill.)
Publisher: Monmouth College
Contributing Library: Hewes Library, Monmouth College
Digitizing Sponsor: CARLI: Consortium of Academic and Research Libraries in Illinois

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r short story wascalled A Scrap of Paper. In this Anna Turnlnill depicted a small school girl and someof her problems. Two excellent orations were delivered, The Champion of Humanity by Mary McClel-lan, and A True American by Ruth Bishop. The first had to do with America as the fore-most exponent of the democratic ideal, and her attitude in the present world crisis. Thelatter, which received the decision, presented Edison as a type of American who strives tobetter mans mode of living, and contained a more direct appeal for each individual. The program closed with two readings by Mildred Irvine and Leota Coddington, re-spectively The Lost Word, Van Dyke, and The Man in the Shadow, Child. Both wereso well rendered that the audience quite forgot itself. Miss Irvine read with great distinct-ness; Miss Coddington reached intensity. There is a suspicion that the judges used somelottery method in this decision, being unable to discriminate otherwise. Leota Coddingtonwas awarded the decision.
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