Post Card Film Show Offers Two-for-Two Deal
An old listing advertises a two film offer with stacked pricing and multiple time slots. The notice mentions hours with fractions and grouped film selections labeled by numbers.
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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1914
Page
3
An old listing advertises a two film offer with stacked pricing and multiple time slots. The notice mentions hours with fractions and grouped film selections labeled by numbers.
The men of the Senior class enjoyed the first smoker of the year at Beta Hall on Monday. Plans for commencement were discussed with emphasis on the pay to be given, and the fourth year group is near complete with arrangements that may eclipse recent years.
A local retailer advertises the largest selection of toys fancy china and cut glass in the city at the lowest prices.
A storefront listing shows prices from five to ten dollars and cents variety across multiple items. The ad highlights sale ranges from 25 cents to twenty dollars with several small price points for everyday goods.
Director of Athletics A S Hotchkiss announces a spring term course on coaching football basketball baseball and track. Six football talks three on basketball and three on baseball and track will cover play types equipment care and coaching methods with a focus on modern playground work and a bibliography. The course begins about April 1 and is optional for students planning teaching and coaching careers.
A philosophy club was formed to foster thought and discussion among members of the upper class. Dr Millis hosted the organizing meeting last Saturday evening and L L Huber was elected president. The group plans to meet every Fortnight with round table discussions starting February 28.
Rose Poly edged Wabash 33 to 23 at Terre Haute. The game featured fast play and rough action with Carter credited for much of Rose Poly’s success. The piece notes Michigan leads in congress representation among large universities. Harvard 40 Yale 10 Princeton 4 in the Sixty third Congress.
Professor Belcher announces the chart of reserved seats for the lecture concerts by Dr. Lauder will be placed at Lee's store and seats may be obtained at two o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
Oberiin College president Kiazgin denies plans to abolish the tobacco rule and affirms its continued enforcement through college catalogs and entering-student notices. A Texas-size crowd of winter activities unfolds as sleighing and coasting enliven Hanover. Wedding at Great Bend unites Dr Ralph W Lytle and Miss Lucile Baker. John L Karmire starts at Shelbyville school. Helen May visits Salem home.
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