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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1918
Page
2
A discussion on why speech fails to persuade and how effective speaking rests on psychology. It argues that merely having something to say is not enough and stresses studying the laws of conviction, overcoming barriers, and practicing technique like other arts. It cites figures like Chatham, Webster, and Beecher as exemplars of deliberate presentation.
The text argues that speech development relies on judging the listener and applying psychological principles to make ideas clear vivid and credible. It urges speakers to test utterances by these principles, scorn the false, and enthrone educated judgment to promote civilization.
Rookies receive a 36 hour leave while others stay behind feeling blue. Dormitory girls attended vesper services to lift spirits, performing ukes and a violin solo. Professor Sherwood delivered a peppy speech and plans are set for weekly meetings with student talents invited to help.
Franklin supporters claim Butler faced stronger play and unfair officiating as the Blue and Gold lost. They vow another challenge while Butler president commends Franklin students as dead game sports and notes mutual respect. A letter from Butler’s president praised Franklin’s college band for joining in post game celebration.
A camouflaged project titled An nuals uses student subscriptions to fund the Alma nack yearbook. Over 300 copies have been claimed as students are urged to pay the full amount within a week. Editors include Yandell Cline as editor in chief and Agnes White as associate editor, with staff names listed.
A memorial prayer service honoring the late W T Stott was held at First Baptist Church on Wednesday evening. The service featured testimonials of fellowship, reverence, and devotion, continuing Dr Stott’s custom of turning memorials into prayers after a member’s death.
The union Thanksgiving service of local churches will be at 10 a m on Thanksgiving day November 28 at the Presbyterian church. Rev A L Ward of Tabernacle Christian church will deliver the sermon with assistance from other church pastors. A collection benefits local charities. Mrs A Miller of Edinburg visited daughter Margaret at the dormitory yesterday.
A brief reflection on diverse community members who relocate to urban areas while retaining rural origins, highlighting the blend of urban and rural lifestyles in the same locality.
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