Baseball Men At It In Earnest On Wood's Field
The baseball squad practices daily chasing the ball around Wood's field under Coach Dawson as they aim for another S. C. A. L. championship and a win over Purdue. Horn and W. P. McNulty contend for backstop. Manaugh Paulus for first base. Lewie Hollmeyer solid at second. Archer Culbertson a freshman shortstop candidate. Geiger from Winona College at third. R. W. McNulty and new players handling fly balls well. Hutchings Hayden Sutherland H Montgomery and L Walker also showing strong play.
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Bill Smith Wins Daughter in Dallas News Report
William admits Simpkins opposed his daughter marrying Bill Smith and that the old man was right after six months of marriage. The Dallas News quotes the exchange showing family approval evolving as the couple’s union unfolds.
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Eight Hour Day Question Echoed in Farm Work
A Boston Transcript excerpt records a discussion about the eight hour system on farms. Workers confirm they toiled eight hours in the forenoon and eight in the afternoon, reflecting early labor reform concerns.
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Y M C A Elects Hufford President and Rogers Head
At the final winter term meeting in the Christian Association hall Miss Elsie Hufford of Patriot Indiana was elected president for the spring term. Carter Rogers 20 was elected president to succeed James Lawrence 18 and Earnest Schroeder was chosen treasurer.
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Bird Club Starts Chipping This Week
Professor Souter met prospective Bird Clubbers to plan a permanent organization. About a dozen early risers agreed to 5 o'clock walks as soon as arrangements can be made. Mr LeCount will secure bird manuals for members. purpose is to study migratory birds in Indiana.
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A Toast to Our Flag Red White and Blue Poem
A patriotic verse extols the American flag noting Red for blood shed and states, White for purity, and Blue for liberty. It speaks of heroism and national unity with lines urging action to carry the flag home or abroad. The poem emphasizes devotion and sacrifice.
Winter term ends after fifth hour exam
The winter term concluded Friday at noon after the fifth hour examination. The schedule followed the fall term plan, with exams on Thursday and Wednesday adjustments. Spring registration starts Tuesday afternoon, and students are urged to enroll promptly so regular classes begin Wednesday at 7:45 a.m.
Woman Strength Sparks Jar Lid Challenge
In a quip from the Kansas City Journal a reader notes women’s strength, contrasting the remark that women are not physically strong with the claim a woman can seal a fruit jar tight beyond a Hercules’s effort.
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