The House of Quality Jewelry Ad Motto Promotes Quality
A vintage ad touts quality as the first thought when buying jewelry and other items from a store proudly using the motto The House of Quality. Established 1852.
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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1912
Page
4
A vintage ad touts quality as the first thought when buying jewelry and other items from a store proudly using the motto The House of Quality. Established 1852.
A shoe maker presents a men’s 6 button gun metal model built on the sport last with a medium wide high toe. The offer includes white oak bottoms and a range of leathers priced from 3 to 4.50 dollars in a nationwide display of variations.
Professor Culbertson spoke at Home Mission Week on rural conditions and cities. He urged strong self supporting churches, citing population decline and road quality as factors, and proposed basic Christian principles and broader parishioner support as remedies.
Yale statistics report prom dates impact on marriage rates with 8 percent for sophomores 15 percent for juniors and 27 percent for seniors. The piece cautions students to choose dates carefully during the upcoming class dances, noting seniors should be especially vigilant and sophomores more reckless.
Reverend Revilliam H. Sintelle of the class of 1862 from Binghampton New York died November 8 at age seventy nine. He was a charter member and longtime clerk of the Presbytery of Binghampton, an authority on ecclesiastical polity and a warm pastor. Born June 17 1834 at Port Dickinson New York he graduated Hanover College 1862 and Princeton Seminary 1866. He was ordained 1866 and served Ninevah New York until 1880 then Athens New York about twenty five years. In later years he supplied Ulster Village and recently moved to Binghampton where he died.
A student writer critiques the Triangle election process, condemning alleged vote combining and underhanded tactics. He cites a candidate's resignation before the polls, questions constitutional rules, and compares rival factions to Standpatters facing Armageddon in a wartime context.
The report notes a special effort is consistently undertaken to promote the Hanover College trade. The emphasis centers on showcasing the college and its associated trade initiatives to raise visibility and engagement among potential students and local supporters.
A student voices concern about college politics urging moral votes and an honest, open process. He questions whether students can pledge honor with their ballots to prevent underhanded games and make politics a fair game.
Last Friday Chresto held a meeting with varied literary exercises. Oration on Our Great Social Evil and White Slavery by Caretta Balser. Essay by Helen Engle on Child Labor Causes and Preventive Measures. Declamations by Helen Neligh and The Sunny Side by Janette Culbertson. Gladys Roberts and Flora Hunter debated whether men's fraternities are more detrimental than beneficial to college life.
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