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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1914
Page
4
An Invitation is extended to all students to visit our store and view a new extensive line of fall and holiday goods. We assure satisfaction and emphasize quality as every article leaves the shop. We offer emblem work on any jewelry piece and guarantee client satisfaction.
Local Madison retailer W. R. Curits, branded The Quality Jeweler, offers a selection of watches jewelry and repairs in downtown Madison Indiana. The listing notes the prominent shop name and its trade presence in the community.
The piece argues that a college education is worth depending on the person and effort, citing figures like Herbert Spencer and William Dean Howells. It notes education's value lies in association with strong peers rather than learning itself and urges Hanover students to welcome Franklin College’s visiting team.
Franklin article argues for balanced view in sports, urging readers to acknowledge good play by opponents. It stresses tempering enthusiasm with fairness and open-minded judgment in basketball and education.
Vice-President Thomas R. Marshall, age 73, of Wabash College will deliver the commencement address at the college’s commencement exercises this year.
The college for women opened in 1880 signalled by conferring the doctorate of laws on Marie Mitchell head of Astronomy at Vassar College. It is said to be the first such honor to a woman in the United States with one global precedent. The text notes the first woman to enter college and graduate joined the Christian Disciples Church and became a missionary to Japan and Hawai i.
Reports show farm journals 26.5 percent and cheap periodicals 23.4 percent read by pupils homes. Local papers 12.5 percent and church papers cited. The study notes few books in homes beyond textbooks and a dominance of substandard choices, highlighting missed opportunities for literary cultivation.
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