The Franklin College Publication Reflects on Present Life
In this Franklin College issue from November 25, 1914, editors discuss living in the present and avoiding backward or future fixation. They urge thorough, prompt work, discourage slipshod study, and praise diligence, with thanks for small blessings like a fall vacation and football standings.
Thanksgiving visit stirs hometown links in Goshen
Goshen News-Times reports on Thanksgiving homecoming as Jerome Nelp of Peru visits his brother Will at the Phi Delt house. Nelp traveled from Indianapolis after attending the Franklin-Butler football game, signaling a weekend of social circuits among returning students and locals.
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Turkey be coming extinct says Washington Star
The Washington Star warns the great American turkey may vanish like the auk as census figures show a drop from 12 million turkeys in 1800 to 3,088,708 today. The piece notes turkeys demand rising with population but birds are fragile in confinement, driving high prices and scarcity. Miss Muth Pritchard spent the weekend with Miss Margaret Choate.
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