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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1916
Page
4
In May 1916 issue of Franklin College publication the editorial urges students to remain through Commencement Week to gain the full value of college life and loyalty. The piece stresses esprit de corps and lasting impact beyond books and classes.
Committees from the faculty and student body have prepared the first spring festival at Franklin College for Thursday morning noon and evening. The event aims for a highly successful, repeatable celebration on the college calendar with strong student cooperation and widespread participation.
A Franklin college Y M C A appeal invites students and professors from many states to a ten day Geneva Wisconsin conference. The piece describes the lake setting, tents, dining hall, and lectures by leading figures as a life changing opportunity. It urges fifteen delegates to attend for thirty dollars.
Nature provides many faces in its beauty while humans enjoy the simple pleasure of cleaning teeth after meals. The statement contrasts natural wonders with everyday grooming routines.
Mrs Hep comments that life is about balancing work and play, saying she has never seen anything so complicated. She remarks that enough play keeps one from overworking and enough work keeps one from playing too much, and that day actions shape how one feels at night.
Gleyna Law spent the weekend at her residence in Kent, enjoying a quiet domestic period away from the city. The report notes no official duties or public appearances during the break.
A ragged man with three small children explains he cannot work because his sons are too young. He reveals his three day hardship and tears as he speaks to a listener, highlighting poverty and parental responsibility in distress.
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