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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1909
Page
2
The piece urges students to join sports like track and baseball, stressing personal effort and team spirit. It encourages trying for the team as a way to benefit the school and personal development, even if not selected.
The text notes Simecy's reputation for ambition and earnestness, suggesting that a strong public image of striving toward improvement can help him realize his goals and inspire others to follow his example.
A terse note outlines requirements for I have become a thing by Crary, structured as past directives and obligations. It emphasizes defining roles and outputs with precision and a formal tone.
The piece discusses waning interest in oratory this year and a weak showing at the State contest. It contrasts this with a strong athletics record and urges action to improve public speaking performance and overall school prestige.
Wabash announces a dual meet with Notre Dame on May 1. Butler hosts vaudeville on May 3 to aid the athletic fund. Purdue Indiana and DePauw progress an interfraternity baseball series. Barlham to publish a 250 page annual titled the Sargasso. DePauw names C W Crick basketball captain designate. Wabash Alumni in New York hosts a reception and banquet to organize a stronger New York council.
The Newton Theological Institution sits eight miles from Boston on fifty two acres with dormitories library chapel and lecture rooms. It offers B D degree programs and post graduate study and highlights access to Boston Cambridge lectures and Lowell Institute courses. It notes opportunities for missionary and philanthropic work to gain clinical experience and support self funding.
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