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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1917
Page
1
The passage contrasts two views of optimism. One naive outlook relies on luck, like paying with a pearle from oyster soup. The other emphasizes preparing for the future, enduring misfortune, and working hard to secure it as urged by President Goodell.
A discussion reveals how motions are put forward and seconded in class settings. Presiding officers sometimes post students to move or second proposals to keep proceedings orderly. Opposed students often fear voting no aloud, prompting calls to speak up.
Franklin College prepares for a tough home test as Earlham visits Goodell Field tomorrow afternoon. The Franklin squad aims to reverse early season doubts after difficult losses to Indiana and Purdue. Officials urge student cheering to boost morale with banners and songs like Wahoo and On Old Franklin.
Reported formation of a new corporation named Get Gouge & Squeeze Co. with coal mine owners milk dealers and other well known classes of people noted as members. The article highlights concerns over the business practices suggested by the company name.
The notice states Prof Belknap will be in the office every day from 2:00 to 3:00 PM for consultations. No further details on location or department.
A fragmented WWII era style note mentions Haig and Pershing in a blurred backstory linking a world series sentiment to the wartime era. The garbled text hints at military figures amid odd sports metaphors, with no clear event or outcome.
A garbled line hints at concerns over censorship linked to the Northwestern Daily and university faculty. The text references freckles and a watchful tone toward casual speech as part of a broader discussion.
The passage notes bread at six cents a loaf milk at seven cents a quart and pork chops at 47 cents a pound in Merrie England and questions why this matters to readers. It remarks that some things are peculiar.
Mr and Mrs A O Washburn alumni of Franklin College reside in New York City He is titled lay executive in the Seaman's Church Institute of New York with duties as business manager The institute aids men in the merchant marine similar to YMCA work The Washburns invite Franklin people to call on them when in New York.
The notice lists opening times for the Book Store in the rooming’s from 7 20 to 7 30 and from 40 00 to 40 05 o clock and in the afternoons from 1 15 to 8 o clock with irregular formatting.
Clarence Mitchell of Lintoli Dwight Parsons of Washington and William Kingsolver of Kirkland are listed as Phi Alpha Pi pledges in a regional notice highlighting fraternity candidates.
Faris Smith is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs I F Smith and has lately been located in Washington D C indicating a temporary residence or stay there.
Ruth Cook remains detained at her Acton residence amid investigations into the death of her brother-in-law. Local authorities have not released further details or connections to the case.
A terse note notes a man paying a six cash premium to secure a privilege related to bringing home the bacon. The line hints at a tongue in cheek or satirical price tag on domestic labor.
Margaret Miller and Lenois Pherigo were noted shopping in Indianapolis, with details suggesting an appearance or social outing.
Lois Williams has been recalled home due to illness in her family. The statement notes the family is dealing with a serious health issue requiring her presence.
Phi Delta Theta fraternity announces the pledging of John Jacobs as a new member. The move adds Jacobs to the chapter roster and aligns with the organization’s recruitment cycle.
The largest of about twenty nine Du Pont plants ships most products by water along the James River. Entrance is protected by a gun and back gate with a guard. Matches are forbidden and violators are dismissed immediately. The writer plans a boat trip to Newport News to see trainees and expects the Franklin to arrive soon, signing Will M. Gillespie at DuPont Hotel City Point Va.
Amusements note: Bluebird photoplay Mother O Mine featuring Rupert Julien shows Wednesday afternoon and night at the Opera House. The plot centers on John Standing a selfish youth who mistreats his mother but is redeemed by maternal love, bringing happiness to all.
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