Battleboro High School - Lowlander Yearbook (Battleboro, NC)

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M Eflbggitutnlarnuer 21 greatly admired professor of agriculture. Through his influence, a great agri- cultural college has been established in that dear town of Battleboro. In addi- tion to his agricultural achievements, he has made himself immortal by the pub- lication of several volumes of poetry. This great body of poetry is inspired directly by his unusual love for his native fields, his brooklets, and his birds. ln lY?1Sl1lllgtO1'l something great is going on. A great man is making his inaugural address. He is now President of our great country. He has long been loved by the people of North Carolina because he is our ex-Klovernor. He is great because of his democratic views and his kindlieartedness. ln fact, he is called Lincoln the Second. Can you guess? Mr. -lames Henry Dunn, of course, who graduated from the Battleboro High School. But look! ln a beautiful mansion on Fifth Avenue a distinguished appear-- ing man is alighting from a limousine, and ascending the steps. This man, the Money King, is known as the richest man in America. He controls practically all the finance of the country. And who? None other than Mr. John Caswell XVillia1ns, the great multimillionaire. MARY JUDGE. as Q xgxivlrx fe' ' . '1' IgU,iG3

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