Hanover College Triangle A Student Publication
The Hanover College Triangle appears as a weekly student publication edited by K. P. Miller with J. B. Allison and a team of associate editors and business staff. Office is at the Hen dricks Library, Hanover Indiana with listed hours and subscription rate of one dollar and fifty cents per year.
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Indiana
Answered Prayers and the Crux of Belief
Professor Young cites the recovery of Professor McComb as proof of prayer’s power in a Senior Bible class lecture. The piece urges readers to weigh fervent chapel prayers against chance and medical skill, inviting cynics and fair-minded students to consider the evidence and meaning of answered prayers.
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Young
Professor McComb
McComb
Modern Drama Attacks in Louisville and Indianapolis Theaters
The Louisville Courier Journal condemns modern melodrama for its negative mental impact on audiences. It cites balcony disturbances at Avenue and Grand venues, with crowds shouting and objects hurled at villains while sensational scenes provoke reactions. The Indianapolis News notes a stabbing scene so real that women faint, questioning the value of such sensational work.
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Louisville Courier Journal
Louisville
Indianapolis
The
Indianapolis News
Clyde Fitch
Money Raised For Delegates To National Student Meeting
Plans discussed Tuesday morning to send two delegates to the National Students Volunteer Meeting in Rochester New York during Christmas vacation. About sixty dollars was raised to cover expenses. Committee: E P Miller P C Voris F S Montgomery Miss Marble Miss Archer. Representatives from various colleges and institutions expected. The event aims to expand Christian development and student involvement. Also notes after Saturday games show surprising results across Eastern Central and Western schools. Eloise Millis Harriet Elliot Fred C Millis and J K Almond led Harding’s classes Monday to Wednesday.
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Chapel
Rochester
New York
E. P. Miller
P. C. Voris
F. S. Montgomery
Miss Marble
Miss Archer
Tailored Suits for Women Draw Discerning Buyers
The text notes women seek tailored suits and find larger numbers of discriminating customers drawn to the shop. It claims rivals offer higher prices for inferior styles while the current stock offers correct lengths, single and double breasted cuts, pleated skirts, and popular materials and colors.
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