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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1913
Page
3
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Arrangements by Neil Booth, manager, for the University String Quartette to accompany the Glee Club on a northern Christmas vacation tour. The program will be entirely musical replacing prior humorous stunts. Practices start tomorrow at 1 PM in Music Hall under Prof. Charles Scholfield. Officers to be elected include president and vice president. Copies of the songs will be distributed to members.
Dr. Stanley Coulter Purdue University Dean states real success comes from self sacrifice and helping others. He lists four rewards of right living: character knowledge efficiency and aspiration tied to college effort and personal growth discussed before the Young Men’s Christian Association. He urges students to pursue these standards to measure their value during and after college.
A sermon emphasizes the Bible as life based on scripture and urges readers to make Bible study a daily habit. It argues the Bible is the source of power and should permeate every person's day.
Yell practice will be held next week to prep for the game with Rose Poly at Old Gold Day. The yell committee has new chants to test and expects loyal supporters to attend to ensure smooth running next Saturday.
Tickets for the Old Gold Day vaudeville go on sale Wednesday October 29 at 1 20 pm at Langdon's Hook store. The lineup starts Wednesday at 8 oclock with the Old Gold Day tune also on sale. One ticket per organization and a chorus from the student body will be formed.
Roaymond Sehidt ten years old has taken the position of business manager of the American Advance weekly published in Chicago. He has donated a subscription to the Advance to the university library since assuming charge.
Officers of the German club to be elected at the first meeting of the year to be held at Prof Longden's residence on Anderson Street at 7 o'clock. The session will feature a program of German songs by the club and plans for future meetings will be outlined by the senior linguists.
Philo and Plato Literary Societies plan their annual masquerade in the basement social hall next Saturday. Guests in masque will receive prizes for best costume and the event features a long evening program with decorations and refreshments.
Freshen football practice is set for 2 pm on McKeen Field with candidates reporting on time. Captain Fessler leads the squad as eight hundred thousand detiaes are donated to Northwestern University’s endowment, including two hundred fifty thousand from Norman W. Yarris for a new Viperns Hall of Political Science and History.
Professor H. B. Gough of the Department of Public Speaking announces prizes for student oratorical and debate contests. Regular college students are eligible with forty dollars at the local preliminary, fifty dollars for the state contest in Indianapolis, one hundred dollars for the interstate prize, and seventy five dollars from the Kathleen Gough Prize shared among debate team winners. Additional prizes of twenty five, fifty and one hundred dollars are offered by the Peace and Prohibition Oratorio Associations for their state and interstate contests respectively.
The Toynbee Society delays its regular meeting from Monday night to a week later due to a scheduling conflict with the Panthycetarian banquet at the dormitory.
An advertisement touts E-RU-SA as a guaranteed cure for piles with a $50 forfeit if not effective. It claims other medicines contain narcotics and poisons and warns against using them. The Greencastle druggists, Jones Stevens Co, promote E-RU-SA as the reliable choice.
Greencastle residents are told that a single dose of Adlerika a German bowel and stomach remedy made with buckthorn bark glycerine and related ingredients relieves constipation and sour stomach instantly It is claimed to draw off old foul matter from the body and to have helped cure appendicitis For sale by Jones Stevens druggists.
Residence listing for W. MM. Wegatchey at corner Moomington and Seminary streets with office and residence phones 327 and 389 and Evans' Block P address at 24 South Jackson street listed for contact.
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