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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1916
Page
2
The June 4 1916 Franklin College Magazine notes college spirit rises with social events like the opening reception college dinner and May day celebration. It contrasts athletic contest zeal with a post season lull and credits May day as key to strengthening ties among students and faculty.
The seniors bid farewell as they look to the future. They acknowledge much remains for them and expect President Carter to exercise executive ability over many more than the class of forty eight. Miss Sayer will edit the Review of the World or a similar publication.
The paragraph notes a strong university program with Professor Holstein in charge of a department at the University of Knowledge. It mentions Charles Mullikin in his laboratory and outlines the successful previous summer school, now expanded with broader subjects. It lists noted teachers including Prof J G Webb Susannah Ott Lou Emma Crouch and changes in staff with Trester and Steffy joining.
A poetical line warns of using a cold storage egg for toast if flavor is strong enough. A phone call introduces a timid maid who cannot see the caller.Hallie Hamilton and Charles Cross spent the weekend with Phi Delt brothers at Purdue University.
A dialogue claims the writer was invited as Newcomer's guest but avoided association with the vulgar host. An unusual gift to Tuskegee Institute is noted, Mary Starter, a former slave, bequeathing 500 dollars. The notice promotes the Franklin subscription.
A fragment shows a father scolding Nellie about listening to him while he searches for his collar button, highlighting a domestic moment and protective warning within a family scene.
Miss Margaret Miller and Paul Hatfield attended the alumni banquet in Edinburg last Friday evening, joining fellow graduates for the event.
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