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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1911
Page
1
Hanover and Franklin College meet Friday night in the season ender on Hanover’s floor. Both teams sport fast offenses and solid records. Hanover has won four of seven while Franklin has battled tough all year. A large home crowd is urged to back the locals to close the year with victory.
In a reminiscence by W D Howells, Clemens wore a seal skin coat with fur out during a winter meeting. The eye catching garb matched his dense red hair and flaming mustache, drawing immense public attention when shown on Broadway. Saadi notes misfortune, not sin.
A college chapel talk by Prof Culbertson sparks plans for a scientific bird study club. Prof Souter assists, promising careful observation of local birds, their arrival, colors, habits, and a digestible summary.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer quip notes a humorous sequence at a town wedding where a popular bride receives a mitten shower from suitors and a later brick shower is given to the groom. The exchange highlights playful ceremony lore and local humor.
A Bostonian notes divorce costs more than marriage. The lawyer accepts a large check and replies that it is worth more, highlighting the financial and value contrast in the legal separation.
Dialogue recalls a single faint incident linked to a bumped head. Sadie asks about fainting, Susie confirms one faint and explains the impact, noting it changed her behavior thereafter.
Wabash College led by Bryan Price won the state contest in Indianapolis with his manuscript speech Natural Forces and the Development of World Peace. DePauw’s Hervey Hartsock took second. Notre Dame’s Francis Wenninger tied for third with Butler’s Fred Shortemeier as the field narrowed to a nine point spread overall. Hanover, Earlham, DePauw, and others fielded strong squads as Indiana’s Inter-State Oratorical Association prepared for next year’s rotation and leadership by Hanover.
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