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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1914
Page
4
An invitation extends to all students to visit the store and view a new extensive line of fall and holiday goods. The shop promises quality items and satisfaction on every article. Emblem work on jewelry is offered by W. P. Curits, The Quality Jeweler, Madison, Ind.
A newspaper notice extols a printing shop boasting the smallest to eighteen inch type sizes, first rate mechanics, machinery, and brains to produce top quality work, promising many orders ahead.
A speech recounts the creation of the Thomas A. Hendricks Library at Hanover College funded by a widow in memory of her husband. The donor's faith and Episcopalian ties influenced the project while trustees and a host for her visit steered the plan. The library stands as a chief memorial and the widow did not live to see its completion.
Hanover College alumni call for generous support to establish the Professor Garritt Chair of Bible and Missions, praising his fifty years of teaching and lifelong faith. The appeal asks donors to unite in this living tribute to the central figure of the college’s history.
The article explains that the committee will actively support and recommend suitable candidates for positions. It notes that all graduates and students with at least one year of study may access this service, which must be self supporting at present with a nominal fee.
A committee led by President Millis and Professors Woodworth Belcher Phelps will seek cooperation from students and staff to launch a new enrollment initiative. The plan involves an enrollment fee and a small commission, aiming to provide substantial aid to the university and its students.
B. F. Nyce spent the weekend at his residence in Peru, enjoying a quiet retreat away from his usual duties. He was reported to have engaged in leisurely activities and returned refreshed for upcoming engagements.
A fragment notes wading through slush and evolving test quality amid chaotic wording. It references white and slaves themes in unclear contexts and mentions shapes sizes and GST testing. The readable text suggests insertion of test materials and quality checks.
The remark notes that a well considered style, while not new, is deemed acceptably pleasing by men who study dress carefully.
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