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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1918
Page
1
President Millis announced a decision to concentrate Float Days into Monday to limit school days to four per week. The plan does not affect Hanover class work, with four hours weekly. Hendricks library will open Mondays 10 to 11 for references, aiding fuel conservation. high school classes also suspended Mondays.
The Triangle backed campaign led by Dr. Millis and the faculty raises funds to buy a service flag for the chapel. A roll of honor with every Hanover man in service will accompany the flag as the drive nears completion, with the total reaching 28 dollars.
Hanover suffers a decisive loss as Franklin jumps to an early 19 to 6 lead. Hanover struggles with defense and passing, while Franklin players Campbell Hatton and Browser shine. Heine Montgomery leads Hanover after a tough night and officiating is noted as problematic.
A Philadelphia dentist published a Washington image claiming health came from sound teeth. A Ledger correspondent argues the claim ignores history as Washington’s teeth were a notable flaw, nearly a facial blemish, with a critic noting he seldom smiled to hide decay.
A potato can show positive and negative terminals by inserting two current-carrying wires into its cut surface. The positive wire leaves a green copper stain. If both wires show dark stains the current is alternating. In water bubbles form at the negative terminal. avoid touching metal to prevent a short.
Hanover fell 46 to 36 to the Indiana Dentals in a fast game. The Dentals led 15 2 early and 20 15 at halftime as Sibbitt and Edman thwarted Hanover and Pinkey McNulty Syl Paulus and Heine Montgomery led a late rally but came up short.
A party of twenty five seniors traveled in two bob sleds from the dormitory at seven to Madison. They sang college songs, attended an Opera House program, ate fried and stewed oysters, and returned home after a grand, memorable outing for their Alma Mater.
About ten Hanover men and women take the teachers examinations at Madison today. The rhyme Solomon Grundy is cited with a series of weekdays tied to wartime rationing and moral cautions.
A fragmented verse chain traces rumors about when the war will end. A police beat, a laborer, a Chinese immigrant, Cubans, a Texas town, a circus clown, Klondike, South American Jews, bamboo, and a swell society woman all recite hearsay through a tangle of hearsay lines.
A personal statement says the speaker’s husband forced a sandpaper treatment on her knees to mimic silk stockings, implying vanity and a constructed appearance. The remark frames a domestic grievance and social perception.
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