Franklin and Preparedness in College History
President Belknap led chapel exercises and a post service meeting urging student enlistment for military training. He described national and college dangers and proposed ongoing student work while awaiting board decisions on training. Students pledged to enroll and gather at four for initial training.
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Franklin
Belknap
Symnasium
Leadership in Service Focus From Military Address
A speech urges viewing duties as development opportunities for leadership in service. It emphasizes starting from the bottom ranks, proving oneself as a private, and excelling in small tasks before seeking promotion. It calls for self assessment of powers and preparation before choosing roles.
Historic southern trip visits Civil War landmarks
Clara Margaret Jennings and Pauline Visit travel through the south to Chattanooga and Vicksburg. They tour the National cemetery Lookout Mountain and Chickamauga fortress noting battles and German prisoners. In Vicksburg they view Jefferson Davis residence ball room and locations tied to The Crisis.
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Clara Margaret Jennings
Pauline, White
South
Chattanooga
Vicksburg
National Cemetery
Lookout Mountain
Chickamauga
Verne
White
Ruth Mullendore
Jefferson Davis
Waste Paper Daler Installation at College Basement
In a noted college project the basement will house a waste paper daler system. The initiative aims to recycle discarded paper into usable material for campus needs and future projects with emphasis on efficiency and sustainability.
Beware of Sharks and Wasteful Food Habits
A poem warns of sharpers and money scams while a policy message urges food conservation. It cites a $760,000,000 waste estimate and notes that improper prep and overabundant servings contribute to household waste, urging families to save and use leftovers.
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Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Irishman Charged With Petty Offense Court Exchange
An Irishman faces a petty offense charge as a judge asks for someone to vouch for his character. Pat identifies the chief constable as a character witness, who admits he does not know him, prompting Pat to claim long borough residence proves his character.
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Pat
The Figure of Jonah Noted in Aged Portrait
An elderly gentleman remarks on the figure of Jonah as he stands among whale imagery. The description suggests a large, swallowing motif captured in a painting or illustration with biblical references.
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Jonah
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Sherman
Franklin Rhymes