isa-normaladvance-1914-00040

Description:	40THE NORMAL ADVANCEOur circulation manager informs us that there is still space near the bottom of his sub¬ scription list for a few added subscriptions. Why should you delay subscribing until the eighth hour, and thereby lose the benefits of the year? A copy of the Advance would be a nice present to take to the folks at home when you go there on your Thanksgiving vacation. Subscribe now and secure back numbers. See Hyndman.Being good is a lonesome job, but it always pays.How can you expect your ship to return laden with goods when you never send it out?Some excellent chapel talks have been given this term. Some of the biggest men of the city have been invited to conduct exercises at differ¬ ent times, and have usually presented lectures that no student could afford to miss. However, it might be well to suggest to some of the speakers, upon their inquiry as to the amount of time allotted them, that the most souls are saved during the first ten minutes of a chapel talk.In the columns of this issue there appears a chapel talk in the form of a farewell address given by Dr. Dryer on June 5, 1913. Dr. Dryer has resigned from active duties as instructor in the Normal school, but he is still frequently seen in the halls of the building. His interest in the school and in his subject prevents him from severing his relations with the institution entirely.A house which stands in the open ground must have a sunny side as well as a shady. Be sure to live on the sunny side.—Charles W. Eliot.
Source:	http://indstate.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/isuarchive/id/32480
Collection:	Indiana State University Archives

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