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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1910
Page
3
We report the Glee Club from last year plans a reorganization and a spring trip. The article urges support for the basketball team and the intercollegiate oratorical representative, calling for the winter term to be a banner term. It urges learning from fall term mistakes and to put New Year resolutions into practice now.
The piece argues that fluent talkers gain an edge over knowledgeable rivals. It asserts speaking ability shapes impressions, enhances charm, and that language is a powerful achievement meant to be developed beyond bare knowledge.
A fragment from a student pledge proclaims loyalty to the college and student affairs, promising to consider neighbors opinions, uphold majority rule, and maintain a positive outlook while honoring the college's legacy and alumni. The tone reflects wartime or early college spirit and desire to project unity and pride.
A quotation from Success Magazine celebrates finding one's true vocation. It envisions work as a source of constant satisfaction and growth, turning any occupation into artistry. The passage promises daily energy, purpose, and personal fulfillment without drudgery.
A brief humorous dialogue in which a student asks how to age a chicken. The teacher jokes about teeth, noting chickens have none while humans do, reflecting a playful exchange from the St. Louis Times.
A loop district school teaches doughnut making with a class of girls. Miss Smith answers the question about the healthiest part with the punchline, The hole, I believe. The anecdote appears in a Scientific Opinion section quoted from the Chicago Record-Herald.
Thoughts mold character and daily actions, influencing faces and temper. Choices today build tomorrow’s self, with consequences touching health and temperament.
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