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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1917
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a team room or setting labeled by Oo Ennane. No clear event dates, teams, or outcomes are readable. Summarized as a brief card noting an unidentified team room reference with fragmented source wording.
Dr. H P Klyver warned at a Baptist church sermon that ignorance indifference and criminality keep the saloon alive in America. He urged awareness of organized liquor forces and argued crime is tied to saloons while noting the public’s laziness and dry communities hinder prohibition efforts.
The article warns about rising living costs and urges thrift in kitchens. It notes wage growth lags price increases, cites war and economic factors, and suggests substitutions like fish and cheaper cuts to cut waste in boarding houses. It critiques habitual chopping and steak emphasis, urging practical budgeting.
Dr Wiley promotes thrift as a cure for high living costs. He argues one third of food is wasted and urges economical choices like beans, spaghetti, bread and molasses. The piece contrasts these with expensive meats while stressing practical savings at home. Later, Dr A F Hughes recounts a strenuous auto trip to Indianapolis after a late departure from Moores Hill College.
An OCR fragment notes a high school table display and a judge's comment about a new stand stalled on campus. Mentions thin ice, a skidding car, and a glass lid as hazards or incidents amid a chaotic summary phrase.
The readable fragment shows archaic phrasing with unclear meaning. No identifiable people, organizations, or events are present to form a factual news item.
A reflective dialogue defines scandal as acts done to avoid being caught and discussed by others who would repeat them if safe, framing moral risk and communal scrutiny in concise terms. The exchange anchors a broader social warning about secrecy and accountability.
The document states that starting with the second semester, one to three percent will be deducted from a student's final grade for every unexcused absence. Faculty aim to refine the rule as the record shows an unexcused absence coded as a minor issue and seeks to correct such an omission.
Professor Olis W. Caldwell a prominent Franklin alumnus has been selected as the head of the teachers college, signaling a leadership change for the institution.
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