Normal Herald V.9 No.4
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H. W. Sears, the popular lectur- er, gave his lecture, "More Taffy and Less Epitaphy" in Normal chapel, Monday evening, November the sec- ond.
Hallow'een.
Comparisons are not always ' 'odious. "Not so, at least, any compar- isons between our entertainment of October 31 this year and one given at Indiana eighteen years ago.
On that occasion, the festivities last- ing about an hour, consisted of a taffy- pulling in the dining room, rather dimly lit by gas, and guiltless of dec- oration.
The dinin...g room as we saw it on THE NORMAL HERALD.
63 this Hallow'een indicated a long step in advance in aesthetic development.
In fact it has never been quite so pretty. For the benefit of those wish- ing suggestions we note it in detail.
The windows were draped in the class colors, black and yellow. These colors were repeated in the electric light shades and in the motto and drapery hung at both ends of the room.
From the tops of the windows bunches of partly husked corn were hung. Festoous of corn were suspend- ed between the windows, and in each window was set a great yellow pump- kin which served as a lantern.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
H. W. Sears, the popular lectur- er, gave his lecture, "More Taffy and Less Epitaphy" in Normal chapel, Monday evening, November the sec- ond.
Hallow'een.
Comparisons are not always ' 'odious. "Not so, at least, any compar- isons between our entertainment of October 31 this year and one given at Indiana eighteen years ago.
On that occasion, the festivities last- ing about an hour, consisted of a taffy- pulling in the dining room, rather dimly lit by gas, and guiltless of dec- oration.
The dinin...g room as we saw it on THE NORMAL HERALD.
63 this Hallow'een indicated a long step in advance in aesthetic development.
In fact it has never been quite so pretty. For the benefit of those wish- ing suggestions we note it in detail.
The windows were draped in the class colors, black and yellow. These colors were repeated in the electric light shades and in the motto and drapery hung at both ends of the room.
From the tops of the windows bunches of partly husked corn were hung. Festoous of corn were suspend- ed between the windows, and in each window was set a great yellow pump- kin which served as a lantern.
What to read after Normal Herald V.9 No.4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Indiana State Normal School (Indiana, Pa.) to read onlineMoreLess
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