Scientific Association Meets Discusses Beverages and Medicines
The Scientific Association held its regular monthly meeting last Thursday in the History room. In charge of the Chemistry Department the program examined the physiological effects of chocolate cocoa tea coffee baking powders and other items. Papers by F W Clark Cletis Brown John C Jopling Harvey Kinnick Hazel Means and others described the ill effects of common beverages soft drinks and patent medicines containing habit forming drugs.
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Scientific Association
F. W. Clark
Cletis
John C. Jopling
Coca Cola
Harvey Kinnick
Atc
Local Students and Visitors Highlight Weekend
Aline Beek pledged at Pi Beta Phi. President Hanley was in Indianapolis Monday. Ruth Wooden and Ruth Kerlin spent weekends at Columbus and Hopewell homes respectively. Dr. J S Bailey of Vernon visited Goldie Spencer. Courtland Yount and S A E brothers Floyd Kerlin and Guilford Wiley were seen at various gatherings. Joss Bringle, ex-14, ill in Chicago. Rheuben Seiler and Cletis Brown joined the Y M C A convention at Indiana University April 11 43.
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Floyd Kerlin
Hopewell
Phi Alpha Pi Brothers
Dentist Carre Franks Advertises at Jefferson Street
Carre E. Franks, a dentist, lists his office on 54 Exst Jefferson Street and invites patrons to consider his services as Franklin advertisers.
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Hanley
Indianapolis
Ruth Wooden
Columbus
Ruth Kerlin
J S. Bailey
Vernon, Ind
Goldie Spencer
Courtland Yount
S. A. E. Brothers
Guilford Wiley
Joss Bringle
Presbyterian Hospital
Chicago
Rheuben Seiler
Brown
The
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Newton Theological Institution
Boston
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State House
Cambridge
Lowell Institute
George E. Horr
Newton Center
Nort Whitesides
Kielhorn’s
the Collegian Clothes Store
Collins
W. L. Hamar
Jeferson Strest
Patronize
Franklin Advertisers
Weyl & Burton
J. G. Brown
Franklin National Bank
J. E. Hitz
Ladies Bazaar
Julia C, Steeg
Hall Block
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