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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1910
Page
4
The April 6 1910 issue notes senior class marriages risk and recalls chapel attendance duties. It urges regular chapel service and hints at interclass baseball games with jokes about hair loss, as juniors and seniors prepare competitive features.
A fragmented note from students mentions a ride on a steam boat and freshmen posters. The faded text hints at a campus promotion or event involving student groups and a maritime motif.
The notice hints at something advertised for Sunday May 1 but leaves whether it is a prayer meeting or a sale unclear. Freshmen anticipate interclass baseball and class scrap during exam period, and caution is advised as plans unfold.
A nostalgic verse imagines a robin in spring enjoying airy days, buds, and wandering winds. It expresses a wish to swing with birds, sing freely, and avoid hatred while chasing life through the season.
Dr. Abraham Flexner, representing the Carnegie Foundation, created a sensation at an Association of American Medical Colleges session by declaring that as many as thirty five member institutions failed to meet standards. He criticized lax admission requirements and questioned the methods used by several schools.
The notice lists baseball games on April 7 and 8 at 3 pm and 7:30 pm with 15 cent admission, Webster and Linconia at 7:30 pm, April 9 as the only day off, church and Sunday school on April 10, a possible Penn event on April 11, baseball April 12 at 3 pm, and a prayer meeting on April 12.
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