Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-01
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skyscrapers in Minneapolis and St.
Paul. Nor was she thinking of squaws
and portages. and the Yankee FUR
traders whose shadows were all about
her. She was meditating upon wal
nut fudge, the plays of Brieux, the
why heels run over, and the
fact that the chemistry instructor had
stared at the new couture which con-
cealed her ears -
A breeze which had crossed a thou
and miles OF wheat lands bellied her
taf1eta skirt in q line so graceful, so
1uAl OF animation AMI moving beauty,
that the heart Of q chance watcher on
the lower road frightened to wistful-
ness over her quality Of suspended
freedom. She lifted her arms, she
leaned back against the wind. her
skirt dipped and flared, q lock blew
Wild. A girl on a hilltop; credulous,
plastic, young; drinking the, air as she
longed to drink life. The eternal ach-
Ing comedy OF ~expectant youth.
It is Carol Milford, fleeing for an
hour from BlodEett College.
The days OF pioneering, of lassies in
sunbonnets, and bears killed with
axes in piney cleerinss, are deader
now than Camelot; and q rebellion us
girl is the spirit of that bewildered
empire called the American Middle
west.
Blodgett College is on the edge of
Minneapolis. 1t is q bulwark of sound
religion. It is still combating the re-
cent heresies of Voltaire. Darwin, and
Ingersoll. Pous. families I'm
minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin,, the Da-
kotas send their children thither, and
6!odgett protects them from the
A1S ~ tho ,n{,scrrSxia~ r..k ~
secretes friendly girls, young men
VINO sing, and one lady i~nstructress
VINO really likes Milton and Carlyle,
50 the four years which Carol spent
at Blodgett were not altogether vast
ca. The smallneB Of the school, the
fewness of rivals. permitted her to
experiment. with her perilous versatil-
lty. She played tennis. gave chafing-
dish parties, took a graduate semin-
ar IN n drama, went "twoan&," and
joined half q dozen societies for the
ing OF a thing called General Culture.
In her class there were two or
three prettier girls. but none more
eager. She was noticeable equally in
the classroom grind and at dances
though out of the three hundred stu
dents OF Blodgett, scores recited more
accurately and dozens Bostoned more
smoothly: Every cell of her body was
skin, ingenue ewes hiscu 49, o"
The other p;r,s IN 49,. Sa.
marveled at the sJi~htn. '1ly
BODY when +haI, 800, ~" " net
neg ieee or dar+in~ w, el.eer
shower~hoth cha 49, ~. rom =
half as iarea az thav haL uaen out
fragile child who nrust be cloaked
with understanding kindness.
spiritual" YET ~ ~radioec+t,s n
her narvse a. ~ 10 taoloacuv were
in rather Va e1,a1T "ono svus ner trust
and light that she was s1eesness
xetic than anv of the e.el-
women VII with = uAAun young
heavv-1hhed wonlAn su.ene IA
meath decorous hlma 1900 hfcs We
thuddineIv raIIonad oo1oas loe,oiners,
= "a..ssIy sa1-opeu across tne floor Of
Ladies' Raskathan 49, VAC oAoose't
Even when she uns t;..a
eyes were ohservent sha az n.s oaIN
know the immense abiiitv Mo' yee
ly dull, but If She shomIa 60 ~ y
those dismavine noa.ers yer iearn
would never hecona s,,ii., Eye
or rhea,milv avn ~ neaVy
For an her enthusto.u r,-.u
fondness and the "cro,.ha 49," y II une
inspired. Caroi,s ann,aint.a 80. .ei. sue
shy of her Whan shs~nsses we're
IDENTIFY singing hvnns va .hoss al-
deviltry sha vat .aa,n.d .... n3nas
and critical. Sba ~. SiV alooI
haps; a born Observation-Disclosures: w.. pr .ho
did question and Examine pnces = ns s1,e
Whatever abe n;~ht uucansty
would never 10 .afic Sco4ne sne
Her veraa n!itvf ensn. ~.
turns she honeT ~ ai.eos.. Sy
had an ,,r1,anoI ,,os.e t4at =
piano. the ahiIitv ~ az ~ IL. nv
MANAGE oreanj,o +,on ~ ~, "r.'e' 70
was -disannointed Nv. ivy sne
.fervesced anew-ower 49, Sne 81.
Volunteers OH tnrsna Seuoent
missdonaries nver na.nt;sa 70 econ
the drannatic c,mh nuar ,Ho1HS9y .or
vertisements for The coi1eee 'm. ~
zine. "0 s""eeo "aea-
she was IN H.. ,.,
afternoon when oh. NJ .d ~ - euna uay
Out Of the dusk bar r,o,;n SliapeA.
organ thsrra 10 N sooH sup
Revealed har ~ 0 ~ G'oie-l!snt
frock her Arm ar.had - ~ ssiueh
Inns sertou,a Evarv 80, ~, Dv"s ueE
with ra,;1ISn ~ - Ell" ioVe
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iouslv Ieiatea III hsS ysas sne an1,
partial successes to q carear l"T,a ana
on the 1fhr0ru ataDo nv IN 49, hnfI -
the Majn Rn;i;;ne y a. ~, o!
Of "What shai, -e ~ no soeas .a!keu
c%o1,.ra ~ Era, ~ MMen w i.nlsh
that thew wara xa - wno anew
pretended =" he ann. " n'ar1leo
hu.inass nos;t;on.. ~. tMpercaht
knew tha+ thsv E,s ny Who
hintad aha,,t I've 70 "orA
CaroI. lie was en 800. As Ior
rajafiva us. 20 Iii. ~ only
marr.ea "a
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