Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-10-20
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hitherto there has assuredly been too much
newspaper for the town
sGentlc A. the Sum mer Breeze
I'D rather take thrashlng any time than
a dose of pill" groaned patient to whom
the doctor had prescribed physic. I'D as
lief be sick with what ais me now, as to be
sick with the pills"
4 don't think you've taken any Of the pills
prescribe, or you wouldn't dread the pre-
scribe, or you wouldn't dread the prescription
so,' laughed the doctor. II never use the
old, inside twisters you have in mind.
use Dr. P;crce's Pleasant Pellets. They al
ways make me think ola part of an old hymn:
mild and lovely,
Gentle as the summer breeze.
The best thing of the kind ever nycntc'l.
No danger of their making you sick. You'll
hardly know you've taken them. I Wouldn't
Use any other in my practice"
COLUMBUS DAY ExEncIsEs.-We are
pleased to be able to state that Columbus
Day will he observed here and that the eXer-
ciscs by our High and Public Schools will he
of a specially interesting character.
Columbia Council, No 50, Jr. o. U. a. M.
will add TO the interests of the occasion by
formally presenting our public schools with
a handsome flag. which will he placed upon
Principal LanGers' building On L. Ma'n-st
We append programme:
Exercises by Public School, Principal
Landers $50 a. NJ,
REGULATIONS, Declarations and Essays on
the lite of Christopher Columbus.
School will form at ringing of Town Hall
Bell at 945 and escorted by NJ. G. Band
march TO Hgh School Building, where it
vii be joined by the High School
Principal Martin; thence to the Public
Square where Columbia Council, No. So
Jr. o. U. A. M. will join IN Parade to the
Town Hall, where the following programme
of exercises will be Observed
Chant The Lords Prayer School
Presidents Proclamation Custer Foreman
Song Columbia, tic Gem of the Ocean
School
Ode Columbia's Banner Margaret Roumr
Song Our Sailor King School
Defamation Our Country Carl Cassell
HISTORICAL READINGS
Columbus, the Boy Roy LcatIlerman
The Early Manhood of Columbus
,Chas. Landers
What Men Knew about the World
John Jones
The Indies Carl Casscll
The Plan of Columbus Custer Foreman
DIALOGUE
Council Chamber of the Spanish Rulers 18th
Century Shatfer. Landers, Martin, Lov
Foreman, Jones, Martin, I.eathcrman
National Airs NJ. G. Band
HISTORICAL READINGS
Queen Isabella Aids Columbus
Columbus Sails Vernon 10y
Land Discovered Sanford Shaffcr
The Naming Of the Islands Arthur Rouzel
The Return to Spain Frank Martin
Conclusion Lester Armacost
Song Columbus Day School
HISTORICAL READINGS
Effects upon Europe Mary Freeze
Subsequent Events Mary Weddlt
America in Its Early Days May Slick
Song Columbia Hail Schoo
AMERICAS PROGRESS
Agriculture Reppie Grimes
Commerce Mollie Martin
Modes of Travel Hattie Boblity, ViolG
Stockstlale and Mary Waescht
Labor Saving Inventions Bessie Martin
Electrics Mary 1apdert
Postal Affairs Grace Henshaw
Expositlons Mary 10y, Margaret Rouzel
Literature Mary Cassel
Public School System Edna Waesch,
America OF To-day Bertha Stocksdalt
Song Our Flag Schoo
Presentation of Flag Address by Rev. G
A. Whltmore.
AT the close of the exercises in the Hall
the parade will reform and move to thu
Public Sch ,ol Building where the Flag will
be formally raised, the band playing. the Sta
Spangled Banner, the audience accompany
ing with the words.
| The parade will be dismissed at this point