Laura Quayle Benson Scrapbook Page 58
Dublin Core
Title
Laura Quayle Benson Scrapbook Page 58
Subject
Benson, Laura Quayle
Florida State College for Women
Tallahassee (Fla.)
Scrapbooks--1910-1920
Scrapbooks--United States--History--20th century
Description
Page 58 from the scrapbook of Laura Quayle Benson who attended the Florida State College for Women ca. 1917-1919. Features inserts of the Unaffixed Florida Flambeau newspaper (pages 3 -6).
Creator
Benson, Laura Quayle
Source
[no text]
Publisher
Heritage & University Archives, Florida State University Libraries, Tallahassee, Florida
Date
1917-1919
Contributor
Heritage & University Archives, Florida State University Libraries, Tallahassee, Florida
Rights
This image is the property of Florida State University. Its use is governed by U.S. and international copyright laws. To obtain a high-resolution copy of this image for a fee, please contact Florida State University Heritage Protocol. This collection is open to all researchers.
Relation
DigiNole, FSU Digital Library, Heritage & University Archives: Laura Quayle Benson Scrapbook, 1917-1919
Format
Scrapbook Page, 14 x 11 in (35.5 x 28 cm)
Language
English
Type
PhysicalObject
Identifier
fscw-scrapbook.benson.hum2831.fa20.grp.4.page.58
Coverage
Tallahassee (Fla.)
1917-1919
Scrapbook Page Item Type Metadata
Page Number
58
Page Title
[The Florida Flambeau]
Page Insert 2
Pages 3, 4, 5, and 6 of The Florida Flambeau newspaper.
Page Entry
Page 3 starts with Campus Notes about various students lives and activities going on recently or upcoming. Following is an article about "Accusations of Snobbery a Weak Argument". Discusses Florida's education system. Advertisement for The Hirshberg Co. in Atlanta, GA searching for manufacturers, wholesalers, and stationers as they control the entire output of the Glendale Line. Next advertisement simply says Printing Appleyard, That's All. Advertisement for Camp Minnehaha in Bat Cave, N.C., a home care camp for girls. Advertisement put in by E Bien, a Photographer located Near Capitol. Searching for people to purchase high grade Portraits, and he also finishes Kodak work and enlargements nearly. Advertisement is followed with another advertisement for Kodak Finishing, the quickest and best service in Florida. Specifically, special care for mail orders, and any size roll of film can be developed for 10 cents, and prints from 3 cents and up according to size. Advertisement placed by McDaniel Art Shop in Jacksonville, FL. Next advertisement is for Cotrell and Leonard in Albany, NY as they make and rent caps, gowns, and hoods. Additionally notes that class contracts a speciality. Advertisement for Millinery Opening, Monday March 3, 1919 with All Invited for Miss Adele Gerard at the Opposite Episcopal Church in Tallahassee, FL. Next advertisement was placed by The Band Box inviting indiduals to come try on Easter hats. Last advertisement is for Yates Grocery Company, stating they are Wholesale Grocers in Tallahassee, FL, Phone 44.
Page 4 starts with the continuation of an article from page 3 about Florida education. Next features an article titled "Jacksonville Awarded Cup" about how the Fifth Annual High School track meet occurred. Next is a small blurb titled "Senior and Junior Normal Picnic" about how the Senior and Junior Normals went to Lake Bradford the past Sunday. Next is an empty space that will next week be filled by Hicks' Drug Store No. 2. The next entire column is an article about the Kindergarten Department, and about how a normal day in Kindergarten works. The next column features two articles and a blurb. The first, titled "Exchanges", features personal notes. The second, is about what "american boys" need versus "american girls". For boys, examples are such as an observing father and respect for the aged, along with a good whipping when unruly and more knowledge of universal history. In comparison, for girls it consists of a lower voice, quieter manners, more modesty in dress, and an ignoring of "nerves". Last article is on World News, and features different blurbs about things going on in the government, or demonstrations happening worldwide. Goes into the fourth and final column as well. Other half of the fourth column is an area that simply is reserved for Patronize Flambeau Advertisers.
For Page 5, in the first column features a story continued from page one, titled "F.S.C. Honored by Distinguished Visitor". Speaks about the effect of the war on America. Next is a blurb titled "Senior-Sophomore Picnic" about how the senior class entertained the sophomores with a picnic outside of Bryan Hall, and then going out to the country club. The night ended with a camp-fire and toasting marshmallows. Next blub in the second column is titled "Senator Duncan U Fletcher Visits F.S.C" and is also continued from page one. Last article in the second column is titled "Student Body Accepts Principles of Self-Government", and discusses how after a long and drawn out controversy, student government will occur in schools after a vote of 110 to 92. One ad is featured at the bottom of the first and second column posted by "Guerry's", phone 481, for new arrivals, such as wash dresses, waists, skirts, and bathing suits. Third and fourth column are solely advertisements. Third column starts off with one for Hill's Book Store for College and School supplies, as well as magazines and newspapers. Next is for E.G. Chesley, Jr. for furniture, followed by A. A. Bishop, Jr. for a Jewler and repair work speciality. This is followed by an ad for Blank Studio, stating "how about that Picture for the Soldier Boy? Blank Studio. Try me". The next advertisement is for Clark Jewelry and Book Store, for the newest books of fiction, Kodak supplies, and the neatest and newest line of stationery. Also features their Indian Baskets Latest Novel- "Penney". The last ad in the third column is for Lewis State Bank and State Savings Bank in Tallahassee, Fl. Claims it is the oldest banks in Florida Capital, $50,000. In the fourth column, it starts with an advertisement for Cawthon Drug Company for stationery, drugs and candy, and toilet articles. The next ad is for The Exchange Bank in Tallahassee, Fl, and they have a capital stock of $50,000. This is followed by another banking ad for The Citizens Bank, and they also have a capital of $50,000. Next ad is for Singer Sewing Machine Co., advertising hemstitching and picot edge work at 102 S. Adams St., Tallahassee, Fl. The last ad is for Holmes Drug Co., phone #3.
On page 6, the top half of the first and second column is dedicated to "Flambeau Flickers", which seem to be little jokes put into the paper. The bottom half is advertisements. In the first column, there's an ad for Anasco Cameras from $2.70-20 just in films and supplies, as well as all tints in stationery at H.R. Kaufman's Stationery Store, Phone 390 on S. Monroe. The second ad states Read Flambeau Advertising for Profit. The second column only features one ad on the bottom half, for Royal Cafe, phone 29, featuring special club sandwiches for the "College Girls, 35c". The third column has an ad at the top for P.W. Wilson and Co., Dress Goods, followed by an ad for the University of Florida in Gainesville. There are 8 colleges that they mention the school features with a plea to register at the bottom. The bottom part of the column features advertisements, such as one for J.O Williams, a Jeweler on South Monroe St. In Tallahassee, and one for Tallahassee Candy Kitchen featuring fruits and candies fresh daily. The third is for Dr. W.E Van Brunt, a Dentist, and the last is for E.H. Hopkins Electrical Co., at 382 Park Avenue Phone 216.
Page 4 starts with the continuation of an article from page 3 about Florida education. Next features an article titled "Jacksonville Awarded Cup" about how the Fifth Annual High School track meet occurred. Next is a small blurb titled "Senior and Junior Normal Picnic" about how the Senior and Junior Normals went to Lake Bradford the past Sunday. Next is an empty space that will next week be filled by Hicks' Drug Store No. 2. The next entire column is an article about the Kindergarten Department, and about how a normal day in Kindergarten works. The next column features two articles and a blurb. The first, titled "Exchanges", features personal notes. The second, is about what "american boys" need versus "american girls". For boys, examples are such as an observing father and respect for the aged, along with a good whipping when unruly and more knowledge of universal history. In comparison, for girls it consists of a lower voice, quieter manners, more modesty in dress, and an ignoring of "nerves". Last article is on World News, and features different blurbs about things going on in the government, or demonstrations happening worldwide. Goes into the fourth and final column as well. Other half of the fourth column is an area that simply is reserved for Patronize Flambeau Advertisers.
For Page 5, in the first column features a story continued from page one, titled "F.S.C. Honored by Distinguished Visitor". Speaks about the effect of the war on America. Next is a blurb titled "Senior-Sophomore Picnic" about how the senior class entertained the sophomores with a picnic outside of Bryan Hall, and then going out to the country club. The night ended with a camp-fire and toasting marshmallows. Next blub in the second column is titled "Senator Duncan U Fletcher Visits F.S.C" and is also continued from page one. Last article in the second column is titled "Student Body Accepts Principles of Self-Government", and discusses how after a long and drawn out controversy, student government will occur in schools after a vote of 110 to 92. One ad is featured at the bottom of the first and second column posted by "Guerry's", phone 481, for new arrivals, such as wash dresses, waists, skirts, and bathing suits. Third and fourth column are solely advertisements. Third column starts off with one for Hill's Book Store for College and School supplies, as well as magazines and newspapers. Next is for E.G. Chesley, Jr. for furniture, followed by A. A. Bishop, Jr. for a Jewler and repair work speciality. This is followed by an ad for Blank Studio, stating "how about that Picture for the Soldier Boy? Blank Studio. Try me". The next advertisement is for Clark Jewelry and Book Store, for the newest books of fiction, Kodak supplies, and the neatest and newest line of stationery. Also features their Indian Baskets Latest Novel- "Penney". The last ad in the third column is for Lewis State Bank and State Savings Bank in Tallahassee, Fl. Claims it is the oldest banks in Florida Capital, $50,000. In the fourth column, it starts with an advertisement for Cawthon Drug Company for stationery, drugs and candy, and toilet articles. The next ad is for The Exchange Bank in Tallahassee, Fl, and they have a capital stock of $50,000. This is followed by another banking ad for The Citizens Bank, and they also have a capital of $50,000. Next ad is for Singer Sewing Machine Co., advertising hemstitching and picot edge work at 102 S. Adams St., Tallahassee, Fl. The last ad is for Holmes Drug Co., phone #3.
On page 6, the top half of the first and second column is dedicated to "Flambeau Flickers", which seem to be little jokes put into the paper. The bottom half is advertisements. In the first column, there's an ad for Anasco Cameras from $2.70-20 just in films and supplies, as well as all tints in stationery at H.R. Kaufman's Stationery Store, Phone 390 on S. Monroe. The second ad states Read Flambeau Advertising for Profit. The second column only features one ad on the bottom half, for Royal Cafe, phone 29, featuring special club sandwiches for the "College Girls, 35c". The third column has an ad at the top for P.W. Wilson and Co., Dress Goods, followed by an ad for the University of Florida in Gainesville. There are 8 colleges that they mention the school features with a plea to register at the bottom. The bottom part of the column features advertisements, such as one for J.O Williams, a Jeweler on South Monroe St. In Tallahassee, and one for Tallahassee Candy Kitchen featuring fruits and candies fresh daily. The third is for Dr. W.E Van Brunt, a Dentist, and the last is for E.H. Hopkins Electrical Co., at 382 Park Avenue Phone 216.
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Citation
Benson, Laura Quayle, “Laura Quayle Benson Scrapbook Page 58,” Exploration of FSCW Scrapbooks, accessed April 20, 2024, https://humfscwexploration.omeka.net/items/show/505.
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