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Newspaper

Franklin

Location

Franklin, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1916

Page

5

Mary Kinnick Spends Weekend at Greenwood Home

Mary Kinnick spent the weekend at her home in Greenwood, staying there over the free days.

Mary Kinnick Greenwood

Overcoming Ego and Adversity in a Noisy Life Advice

A fragmentary editorial voice urges readers to curb egotism and fear of failure. It stresses persistence, confidence built by rising after falls, and recognizing misplacement to find true belonging, noting endless opportunities persist for those who persevere.

Students Urged to Adopt Honor System in Exams

A 1920s student column urges adopting a college honor code led by a student committee to address cheating in tests and examinations. It argues cheating exists widely and calls for collective responsibility and careful consideration of controls. The piece emphasizes awakening to the issue and seeking proper methods.

Ito Mit Butler

Independent Literary Society Social Honors New Group

The Independent Literary Society hosted a Friday social to honor the new organization. Enthusiastic members lent support and refreshments were served as the group commenced activities.

Independent ‘Literary. Society Independent ' Literary. Society New ‘Organization

Friday Brief Mentions of Literary Figures Webster Anvecine and Tudor

Fragmentary note lists names Ernestine Anvecine James and Vergil Tudor with a casual Friday greeting. Mentions suggest a literary or social context and a colloquial address to Webster. No events, dates, or clear actions provided.

Aight Webster Ernestine Anvecine James Wipple Vergil Tudor

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