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Newspaper
Richmond Collegian
Location
Richmond, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1918
Page
2
Brief newspaper item notes a business office activity involving annual filings and a Friday date. No further readable details about persons organizations or locations are present.
The fragment lists editors and managers for a 1915 publication with contact guidance. It mentions H W Tribble Chas Wy Deel Helen Hancouk and others, plus instructions to address business to the Business Manager and correspondence to the editor. It notes publication date November 8 1915 and a postmark in a campus setting.
The Richmond College student body splits into two groups to manage duties during a crisis. After a meeting, Y.M.C.A. and athletic officers are chosen, elections proceed, and a united student government forms. A mass meeting ends as students pledge to uphold college activities and pep.
The piece depicts a playful scene where a writer named Hart recalls a Monday evening prank and the chaotic toying with credits and chores. Students cheerfully improvise a skit featuring novices and a show, while pockets of mischief arise over missing funds and duties.
The report notes a football clash where Spiders blanked the Indians 7 to 0. Yates executed a 18 yard run and a kicked goal after a pivotal break in play, with Wittian and Mary involved in stopping the play. Quattlebaum replaced Yates later, as Copentager relieved Reb Williams.
Fragmentary game report notes several misplayed snaps and runs. Yates Roos and Jones gain modest yardage as Dimer flags and interference hinder plays. Thritt scores briefly mentioned but no clear outcome. game ends with no points.
The Swiss violin virtuoso Anita Ortile Klown, known as Medemolandle, arrives with a background in Geneva and Zurich. She studied at Ptake College and Gobova University, taught languages and violin, and held a Diplome de Virtuoalte. She toured the U S as secretary to the Swiss minister and traveled through Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland and North Carolina with Chatauqua before joining the French department here.
A fragmented dialogue shows Miller exclaiming about a fond dislike for meat in hash while Everheart urges restraint and approval, revealing a humorous, unclear exchange.
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