University of Maine at Presque Isle - Salmagundi Yearbook (Presque Isle, ME)

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. Published by the Students of the Aroostook State Normal School PRESQUE 151.13 .- - - MAINE Press of the Star-Herald, Presque Isle, Maine EDITORIAL BOARD. Editor-in-Chief Literary Editor Local Editor Alumni Editor Exchange Editor Athletic Editor Stings - - Current Events Business Manager Assistant Manager MARY E. HALL EMILY D. BELLEFLEUR KATE XVELTS DELLA CI-IENEY KATHARINE SPAIN - KATE LORD - JENNIE ALLINGHAM PHOEBE BELL ETTA ACKERSON J. FRANK CARTER Vol. I F EBRUARY, i909 No. I 7 f -1.-.i env- ----W - Editorial Notes. Many, many years ago when New York was first -settled by the Dutch, Washington Irving, a young man full of exuberant spirits and literary fancies, gave vent to his effervescent energy by publishing a small periodical which he rightly named Salmagundi. 'This was formerly the name of an old Dutch dish which consisted of a mixture of spices, chopped meat, ,pickled herring, oil, vinegar, pepper and onions As our paper is a mixture of a variety of subjects, the reader can readily understand the significance of -the name which our periodical bears. As Irvingis object in publishing his magazine was for the purpose of uplifting the literary ideals of the .age in which he lived, so we, as a school can do no better than to imitate the example of so famous an author as Washington Irving. Thus, We do hereby make known to the world our object of this modern 4 Salmagundi just as the Writer of the former 44Salmagundi announced:-- ffsimply to instruct the young, reform the old, correct the town, and castigate the age? D We owe much of the success of this number of our paper to Miss Norrell and Miss Ackerson in get- ting such a goodly number of advertisements.