Stott Draws Ovation at Lafayette Lyceum Address
Roscoe Gilmore Stott lectured before the organization of city school teachers of Lafayette. An enthusiastic reception followed his remarks with a prolonged ovation delaying a second address. He travels tonight to Leavenworth for a Lyceum event and sails Sunday to Southern Indiana. He will stay with Mr and Mrs Bromley House of New Albany. Stott has been invited to join the International Lyceum association program committee in Chicago.
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Roscoe Gilmore Stott
LaFayette
Stolf
Lyceum
Leavenworth
Ohio River
Indiana
Franklin
Bromley House
New Albany
Brolt
International Lyceum Association
Chicago
Thomas Brooks Fletcher
Ohio
James L. Loar
Illinois
Mr. Stott
Care of Teeth Important in Relieving Ailments
A man suffered years with acute rheumatism until a dentist found a blind abscess, opened and cured it, after which rheumatism disappeared. Another case linked spinal trouble to pyorrhea cured by tooth examination. Defective eyesight and throat trouble were traced to dental toxins, showing teeth' broad impact.
Palmer Chosen as Johnson County Convention Delegate Candidate
The article advocates Miss Palmer, a Franklin student, as the preferred delegate for Johnson County. It notes her qualifications and readiness to serve if elected, and urges student support to overcome potential gender barriers and push for her candidacy.
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Johnson County
Harriott
Palmer
Franklin
Miss Palmer
Freshman Head Attacked by Woodpecker in Odd Prank
A woodpecker perched on a freshman and drilled for hours before finally breaking its bill. The scene evokes schoolyard humor as students joke about biology and its meaning in a rapid quip.
Friar and Pete cartoon verse tale at dormitory gathering
A playful verse describes a friar as a young chicken and a man named Pete with a prized picture. The scene ends with Pete unhappy as Ma misreads the image as a chicken. The Sunday dormitory lobby gathering featured popcorn chocolate candy war talk and fortune telling.
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Pete
Fresh ideas spark a push to get ahead this season
The exchange suggests motivation to progress with a proactive mindset and a practical plan. Sophiles prompts emphasize taking concrete steps toward improvement and ambition this period.
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Fresh
Soph
Refrain Dominates College Basketball Game Day Atmosphere
The chant becomes the crowd’s favorite refrain at basketball games with fans urging a smooth, respectful prelude as players take the court. Officials and teams acknowledge the moment shaping game day rituals.
Distance From Instructor Affects Department Variable
The department of a student varies inversely as the square of the distance from the instructor. This relation implies closer proximity yields greater variation in departmental outcomes and local fluctuations depend on spatial separation.
Happiness Is Perfume Everyone Wears Lightly
A reflective aphorism on happiness as a personal fragrance that touches the wearer first, suggesting generosity returns to the giver and joy radiates outward.
Freshman Overload Frustrates Students at Seb Ol of Experience
Report notes overcrowding among first year students at Seb Ol of Experience with complaints about classes and campus services. Administrators pledge review and potential scheduling changes to ease the load.
Dr. Loveland Urges Progress Against Moss Back Mindset
Dr. Frank L. Loveland, pastor of Meridian Street Methodist Church in Indianapolis, warned Franklin Lyceum listeners against reactionaries and moss backs. He urged progress, new ideas, and the essential greatness of mankind while praising prohibition victories and woman’s suffrage as economic progress. He concluded with vivid Mt. Shasta imagery.
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Frank L.loveland
Meridian ‘Street Methodist Church
Indianapolis
Franklin Lyceum
Library
Dr. Loveland
Moss Back
Jesus
John Brown
America
Mt. Shasta Falle
Sierras
de. Loveland
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Nattar
Absociate
N. Etkenberry
Fathers Berryhill
W. W
THE
Crozer Theological Seminary
Philadelphia
Metropoltan Aion
University of Pennsylvania
Iploma
Seciat
Alton G. Evans
Hester, Pa
Furn
Ture
Moore Furniture CO
Moss
Frank L. Loveland
Heten
Glesner
Ruth
Graham and
Pal
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