Franklin Post Office Notice of Second Class Matter
The Franklin newspaper notes it is entered as second class matter at the Franklin Indiana post office on November 48 1908 under the act of March 3 1879.
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Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1918
Page
2
Franklin College weekly faces delays and new schedule
The Franklin announces a late start for 1918 1919 with potential twice weekly issues depending on authorities and conditions. The 17th annual campus paper notes influenza and war disruptions while encouraging resilience and a light heart.
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Johnson County Rallies Behind War Effort and Peace Victory
War mobilization calls residents to support the United War Work Campaign and boost morale. Franklin celebrates victory with nonstop downtown celebration led by the Johnson County band, Student Army Corps, and college coeds marching through the streets.
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Student Army Corps
de Jarnett
Enrollment Breaks Previous Records at A T C
Enrollment soars with unprecedented numbers at the 8 A T C campus. Classes move into shared spaces including literary halls chapel and library as supervised study begins. Johnson County ban lifted October 6 reopens November 4 with state health officer permission. SATC work set back four weeks. makeup unclear. Vacations rumored but government reports show Thanksgiving Christmas and spring breaks possible.
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Medical exams in public schools would kept schools open
The passage argues that implementing medical examinations in public schools earlier could have kept schools operating during the epidemic rather than closing them. It asserts that early health screening might have identified issues preventing transmission and allowed continued schooling.
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