Franklin College Weekly Publication March 3 1909
The document shows a weekly issue produced by the Studente at Franklin College Indiana. It lists price information and publication details including room location and edition numbers for March 3 1909.
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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1909
Page
2
The document shows a weekly issue produced by the Studente at Franklin College Indiana. It lists price information and publication details including room location and edition numbers for March 3 1909.
An editorial praises Professor Hart for urging promptness in a chapel talk and urges Franklin students to focus on study and attendance as winter term ends. The column notes DePauw's basketball season, upcoming games through March 10 in Greencastle, and concerns about gym floor impact on play. It encourages planning for the spring term and exceeding expectations in attendance.
The text encourages students to assist materially and for out-of-town students to use their influence to the best advantage. It advises not to fear wasting energy since some effort will indeed yield value.
A collage of quirky quotes and humorous lines from a 19th or early 20th century paper. The items include jokes about cocoa cooling, teaching exclamations, a powder shed mishap, schoolroom chatter, an epitaph, and a lost glove notice. Multiple small bits feature named people and playful wordplay.
The Newton Theological Institution founded 1825 sits eight miles from Boston with 52 acres of grounds. It offers B D degree courses and postgraduate options, a chapel, library, dormitories, and facilities for research and missionary work. Address George E Horr, President, Newton Center, Mass.
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