The Franklin 1915 College Record on Fraternity Ambition
A Franklin College publication discusses fraternal leadership, urging members to avoid factional campaigns and clique politics. It argues true college honors come from merit in debates, essays, and scholarship, and stresses selflessness, poise, and genuineness over self serving ambition.
Franklin College Alumni Urge Active Ties and Service
Franklin College celebrates alumni and urges ongoing support, discipline, and responsibility learned there. The Alumni Association remains the connecting link between graduates and the college, inviting active involvement and gratitude through service and engagement.
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How to Live Forever Health Commandments by Dr Foster
Dr. K R N Foster of Chicago offers health commandments to extend life by at least fifty percent. The rules cover eating, drinking, work, pace, balance, purposeful labor, and optimal sleep based on bodily health.
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KR. N. Foster
Chicago
Principles for a Balanced Life in Bible Class
The text lists guidance on recreation, dress, and temperance aimed at health and vitality. It notes the Bible class includes members aged 25 to 85, emphasizing steady spiritual life supported by daily habits and comfort.
Pity the Poor Teacher Information Test Chuckles
A Milwaukee high school information test defines terms with humorous misdirections. Semaphore is a second year college man, parallel is two lines that never meet unless bent, skeleton is bones framework with no person, humans have 206 bones unless bone head makes 207, autocrat fixes cars, diplomacy means saying something you don’t mean to someone who won’t believe it.
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Milwaukee
National Security League Urges Peace and Preparation Congress
The National Security League led by honorary president Joseph H Choate calls for a Peace and Preparation Congress in New York City on Flag Day June 14 and 15. The convention seeks action for war preparedness and may urge President Wilson to convene a special congressional session.
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United States
Great Britain
New York City
Wilson
Congress
Hamlet Crook Cabaret Prompt Leaves Patron Dissatisfied
A theatergoer objects to a Hamlet presentation calling it a crook play. He asks about the plot and is told of murder revenge and a sword and poison mix up, then walks out to seek a cabaret.
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