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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1915
Page
3
The Franklin weekly notes a new term starting with progress in glee club and athletics, praises the state of the student body, discusses debates over Student Council tickets for home concerts, and reports freshmen under Professor Belknap excelled by three percent. Amy Sutton visits Greenwood for the weekend.
Dr L W D Jerman of Greensburg, father of Prof BE Jerman, died at Deaconess Hospital in Indianapolis last week. He was superintendent of Greensburg high school and a Civil War era student. Mrs Myrtle Jerman Rainey of Jol esville, a 1900 graduate, also died. Janet Van Nuys visited the chapel Friday before the Civil War.
A reflective verse excerpt from The Man Sings by Stott explores Life as a series of contrasts. It pairs zeal with rest, victories with failure, laughter with wail, and love with hate in a single, bittersweet meditation on existence.
The text lists faulty language renderings for worry in German French Spanish Swedish Yiddish Polish Danish Japanese and Bohemian with apparent misspellings and混. It presents example phrases not matching correct grammar or idiomatic usage and mixes multiple language labels with dubious forms.
A girl graduate bids farewell to her dean saying she owes all she knows. The professor dismisses the notion of a trifling debt. The remark echoes George Eliot on not abandoning work as the clock strikes.
A dialogue unfolds with a lover asking if the father knows of their love. The response notes the father is unwell and unaware, and the lovers have kept this from him.
English Teacher asks for eleven Shakespeare plays. Student answers with two items and a misquotation, listing Ten Nights in a Bar Room and Macbeth.
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