Franklin Triumphs Over Louisville 46 to 12 in Final Grid Game
Franklin football closes the season with a decisive 46 12 victory at Eclipse Park Louisville. Key plays come from Nelp Craig and Wilson with Shaffer Lowery and Ragsdale starring on offense as Durand and Durand score for Louisville. Captain Bowen leads Franklin line as team earns a rousing send off.
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Newspaper Snippet Names and Works by Various Authors
A fragmentary list mentions Elmer Hays and Di Mar Teagardin, a paper on Niagara Falls beauty, Katherine Book on the Mississippi River power plants, John Fornwald on the European War, Ralph Thurston, Dr Grenfell in Labrador, and Maude Humphreys with Webster at Work. It also includes Donald Dunkin and Eunice Snear ly in a garbled line.
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Independent Program Thanksgiving Themed Schedule 1916
November 24 1916 devotional roll call features Thanksgiving quotations and proclamations by The Governor and The President Miss Masten music Misa Hopkins and other readings including The Origin of Thanksgiving and Critics' Report by Mr Roberta The Independents Thanksgiving in MDIG includes speakers Mr Beerbower Mr Records Mr Carson and Miss Totten with various readings and performances.
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Favorite Hymns Program Led by Esther Wilson at Y W C A
A Thursday evening Y W C A meeting titled Favorite Hymns featured Esther Wilson. The program included a scripture lesson from Psalms and songs by Fan ny Crosby Phoeba Corey and a girls selection of favorite songs led by Regina Helm Esther Clos son and Esther Lyons a trio performed Though Your Sin Be as Scarlet with others.
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Scientific Association Meeting Address Planned by Biology Dept
The Scientific Association held its November 4 meeting under the biology department directed by Prof. Deppe. Dr. Clark of Indianapolis was invited to address the gathering. Students of the college were invited to hear.
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War and peace ties shape nations in a hopeful note
The text argues that rivalry spurs armaments and conflicts in Europe, while true world peace must come from closer ties between nations. It proposes a league of cooperation without arms or a league with arms, insisting such outcomes depend on street-level effort. It highlights American Christian college men as a hopeful force.
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Noted Novelist Henryk Sienkiewicz Dead in Switzerland
Polish novelist Henryk Sienkiewicz best known for Quo Vadis died suddenly in a Vevey hotel Switzerland according to a cable dispatch received November 16 by the Polish victims relief committee. He had devoted much time recently to Polish relief work and had maintained frequent communications with New York and National American Red Cross committees.
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