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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1917
Page
1
A sermon urging college men to change their lives now through Christ. It asks if they will commit to discipleship and moral renewal, facing duties, purity, marriage, and leadership, to become worthy of the best life Christ offers.
Minnesota university women embrace knitting as a daily habit. Senior Kathryn Urquhart leads 820 Hoffyavenve Street, St Paul, with Alpha Phi support. They knit during class, chapel, and post office visits aiming for sweaters and scarves, while men complain of interrupted conversations.
The YMCA gathering last Thursday faced questions about a pledge. Members consider whether the vow was observed and stress the need for seriousness in keeping commitments.
John Beck, an ex ’19, is visiting his eight brothers as part of a family reunion. The article notes Beck’s return and mentions the siblings at their home.
A playful exchange features Bill proposing to Peg, who declines emphatically. The dialogue hints at gender dynamics with a Browning quotation about misunderstandings between men and women. The fragment suggests a humorous take on relationships and risk.
English.Prayer and Poetry by Lost-Manly and Greenlaw's A Syllabus of English Literature listed for return to Charles Stoddard. The note records a transfer of works and a library reallocation between holdings. Included are authorial attributions and location clues guiding the reshelving.
Edna Smith was reported to have spent Sunday at her home in Seymour, according to local notes.
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