Huntington College - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

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Wrmnmfwwmwmwairissrrosrirar I I Harvey Lingamfelter informed his father that his teachers like him - so well that they have him sit where they can see him all the time. 1 Book Agent: This book will do half your work. 2 Gladden Hull: Give me two of them quick. Prof. Bowman: Where was the Declaration of Independence signed ? Florence Felton: At the bottom of the page I suppose. Mr. Townsend: What did you do with the last ten dollars I gave you? I Forrest: I bought a dollar's worth of oranges and apples and spent Z the rest on dates. - Faye Connor: A penny for your thoughts. Prof. Bowman: I was thinking of going home. Her father tat the head of the stairslz Give him a dollar: it's worth it. A Here's to the faculty, Long may they live. Even as long As the lessons they give. Fred Pinkerton: President Mummart must be going blind. Miss Hart: Why ? . Fred Pinkerton: The other day in the office he asked me twice where my hat was, and it was on my head all the time. Finals, finals everywhere, With drops and drops of ink. But never a Prof will leave the room To give a fellow a chance to think. Lesh: Does history repeat itself ? Prof. Bowman: Sure does, if you flunk in it. Prof. Guha: Erma, what's an icicle ? Erma Burton: It is a stiff piece of ice. lm One H ll'l?,Cl1'6Cl Forty

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mmnneniosrna 1.11-..iii--111111111.-.--....-111i4u .1 LQ, Zauauwaa ann Srienre Ginmhine Cl' he Huntinqton Laboratories a Ueru Successful and lnterestinq Plant. HEN yo-u spent hours in the physics or chemistry laboratory during the schcol days Just past, did you ever stop to think how important science and laboratory work are in modern business? I know such work seemed like play to me when I was in school and it was only years afterward that I be- gan to realize the tremendous uses which business men make of all those simple rules and-formulas which we played at in the class room. Right here in Huntington is a great big laboratory where science controls the manufacture of all sorts of interesting and useful chemical products. Liquasan the nationally known liquid soap, advertised in big' magazines throughout the country, is made right here. lt is the only liquid soap the manufacture of which is controlled by laboratory methods, and for that reason it has established a reputation for being the mildest and most uniform liquid soap obtainable anywhere. Other products of this big successful company are well and favorably known too. Careful experimentation has resulted in the best solidified perfume bloc known as Zef-ir. Its outstanding superiorities are recognized and they are all due to science applied to business. In the same way Nip-an-Tuc Roach Powder, clogged pipe cleaner, Auto- San Auto Soap Rex Crystals, Rex Fireless Formaldehyde Fumigator, Silk Floss Shampoo and many other high grade products have been developed. It is interesting to think that all these products are manufactured successfully and merchandised nationally from a plant right here in Huntington, Indiana. The Huntington Laboratories, Inc. Huntington, Indiana Where L1qu'1'-san IS manufactured' .... .,... . . .. .. .. .. 1, gi- rw mi l I f 4, li I l . O I 7 D i - One H 2mcZ'r'ed Forty-ovze

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