The House of Quality Jewelers Ad Anarchy
A vintage styled ad urges buyers to choose quality in a first class jewelry store. It promotes a house motto The House of Quality and notes establishment dating back to 1852 as a mark of trust and quality.
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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1912
Page
4
A vintage styled ad urges buyers to choose quality in a first class jewelry store. It promotes a house motto The House of Quality and notes establishment dating back to 1852 as a mark of trust and quality.
Dr Wiley spoke at Madison detailing early fraternity life and the Anti-Beta Clique emblem pin. He urged obedience and adherence to law as key to success, urged stability, and praised principle driven goals amid applause. He later lectured at Kent vard medical school and Princeton Brown Hanover degrees noted.
W. M. Bives announces change of address from Files Street to Brandt Property next to Wilsons Store. Shoes neatly and quickly repaired with soles nailed or sewn.
The faculty committee on athletics has announced G. R. McLaughlin as baseball captain and William J. Johnson as manager after settling a fall disagreement. Both men are regarded as enthusiastic and capable players and the choice meets with broad approval.
News of the death of Hanover's promising young alumnus Dr Leonard W Williams follows an elevator accident in Cambridge Massachusetts where he taught at Harvard Medical School. Born July 8 1875 at Muskogee to missionary parents he pursued a career in science and teaching including Kendall College and Brown University before Harvard.
A lighthearted item highlights Hanover College students involved with athletic goods. The snippet notes enthusiasm for sports gear and campus spirit. No specific events, dates, or names are provided beyond the college.
The Nation clipping argues hazing deaths prompt faculty action but warns against overreaction harming academic ideals. It suggests football season helps temper extremes and cautions against political rhetoric fueling campus debates, noting the impact of vigorous campaigning on student discourse.
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