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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1912
Page
2
An essay urges college students to seek self knowledge and daily reflection during spring. It links youth dreams to future greatness, stresses self analysis, responsibility, and personal plans, and suggests time on hills and riverbanks for inner ambition growth.
The obituary remembers Dr Henry Webb Johnson who died last Friday at his home in South Bend Indiana. A Hanover College and McCormick Theological Seminary graduate he served on their boards and led educational work. For twenty five years he pastored the First Presbyterian Church of South Bend and led the Winona assembly as president. A friend recalls his kindly nature and deep affections among acquaintances.
A college notes coach Black’s interview on the upcoming baseball season praising optimism and fan support. It urges mass meetings, new songs and yells, and calls students to display a progressive spirit with lively backing for the team.
Hanover College founded 1827 offers co educational, distinctly Christian education. It lists liberal culture plus foundational training for law medicine engineering teaching journalism theology and many departments. Tuition is free with moderate contingent charges and a scholarly faculty. Catalogues available from the president.
Report describes an injury where the writer falls on a hard sidewalk and dislocates the right elbow. They plan to adapt by typing with the left hand and expect three to four weeks before using the right arm. The note thanks friends for their sympathy.
A clipping from the editorials of a weekly newspaper mocks college journalists while noting the editor’s misfortune. The piece describes the editor working under great disadvantages as a weak ankle turned on us last week, revealing the tone of local column writing.
The notice lists prices for cloth items at $1.50 and limp leather at $2.00, detailing the Revonah sale or class offering.
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