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1 | Be yourself | Self-confidence, originality, and personal ability will make a person eminent. | |
2 | Tis I, be not afraid | Trust in God as you move into the unknown future. | |
3 | Results of thoughtlessness | One thoughtless act can change the future. |
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4 | The education of the masses, a necessity | Believes education is necessary for the preservation of the nation. | |
5 | Only half | Critical of teachers who do not give their full efforts. | |
6 | Pleasures of education | Education opens the mind to the wonders of the universe. |
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7 | The first day of school | The past was not necessarily the happiest time; look forward to the future. | |
8 | Necessity of a fixed purpose | Cites examples of those who decided on a course of action and then carried it out. |
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9 | Editorial committee | TSO staff roster. | |
10 | Annual examinations | Graduating classes will be examined; four will test in the Didactic Course and nineteen will test in the Elementary Course. | |
11 | Commencement week | Program will include sermon, board meeting, literary society anniversaries, an oration, and the presentation of diplomas. | |
12 | Hon. H. C. Hemenway | Leaves Board of Directors as he begins his service in the legislature. | |
13 | Jessie Maxfield, Florence Axtell, and Sarah McElwain | Have recently married. | |
14 | Professor Gilchrist | Will conduct institutes in Black Hawk and Cherokee Counties; will also deliver lectures at other institutes. | |
15 | The Rev. E. D. Eaton | Will deliver oration. | |
16 | Lizzie Davis | Was editor of TSO last term. | |
17 | We are pleased | Notes prosperity of college at Ames. | |
18 | Students should remember | Alumni should let Principal Gilchrist know how they are doing. | |
19 | Officers of the Philomathean Society | Roster of officers. | |
20 | Alpha Society | Roster of officers. | |
21 | Eva Donahue | Teaching in Cerro Gordo County. | |
22 | Mary Flagler | Teaching in Cedar Falls. | |
23 | D. K. Bond | Has been at the Normal School this year; has been a teaching assistant. | |
24 | Edward Moyer | Has been assistant teacher in mathematics at the Normal School. | |
25 | Ida Perry | Principal Gilchrist divides large algebra class and appoints her teacher of one division. | |
26 | Sarah Gallagher | Teaching in LeMars. | |
27 | Olivia Woodruff | Teaching in Clayton County. | |
28 | Mary Coddington | Teaching in Butler County. | |
29 | Mary Jackson | Teaching in Newton. | |
30 | G. W. Penman | Farming in Lyon County. | |
31 | Annie Elliot | Teaching near Missouri Valley. | |
32 | Anna McGovern | Teaching in Butler County; will return to school next term. | |
33 | Nellie Wightman | Teaching near Newell. | |
34 | Emily and Mary Gosden | Both are teaching near Cascade. | |
35 | Hattie and Martha Richardson | Spending summer at home. | |
36 | Ella Shaffner, Carrie Griffin, May Davis and Alice McManus | Teaching in Black Hawk County. | |
37 | Albert Grundy | Writes from Cincinnati that he will return to the Normal School next year. | |
38 | Ada B. Coates | Teaching in Marshall County. | |
39 | C. M. Flint | Spending summer in Floyd County. | |
40 | Capitola Williams | Teaching in Shelby County. | |
41 | Clara Stone | Teaching in Jones County. | |
42 | M. M. Dietz | Teaching west of Waterloo. | |
43 | Annie Smith | Teaching near Waverly. | |
44 | Eva Cook | Teaching in Bremer County. | |
45 | Electa Waterbury | Teaching in Floyd County. | |
46 | James G. Miller and F. B. Garner | Attending business college in Minneapolis. | |
47 | Mira Pike | Teaching near Northwood. | |
48 | Miss Jessie Shephard | Now teaching. | |
49 | Miss Lou Thornton | Teaching near Clarksville. |
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50 | Normal School directory | Roster of directors, officers, and faculty. | |
51 | Prof. N. W. Boyes | New member of Board of Directors to replace W. A. Stow; Mr. Lewelling will continue service. | |
52 | Hon. S. G. Smith | Members of Board of Directors visit school. | |
53 | The lecture of Prof. Bartlett | Professor Bartlett lectures on the scientific topic of heat. | |
54 | A neat little paper | Maquoketa editor praises The Students' Offering. | |
55 | Scientific investigation | Attempts to differentiate between science and religion. | |
56 | What is life? | Poses questions about the nature of life. |
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57 | The Offering | Will institute subscription fee of fifteen cents per year. | |
58 | Then and now | Changes for the better in children's education. | |
59 | Knowledge | Education is important in carrying out one's duties and is in accordance with God's will. | |
60 | A rolling stone gathers no moss | Attempts to relate old saying to life. |
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61 | It may be a matter of interest | 241 students are enrolled this year with the prospect of greater attendance next year. | |
62 | Difficulties | One gathers strength by overcoming difficulties. | |
63 | Voice | Offers advice for good, persuasive speech. |
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64 | C. F. & E. W. Babcock | Offers dry goods. | |
65 | Greater bargains | Offers boots and shoes; C. Boehmler & Company. | |
66 | Anna McNally | Offers millinery. | |
67 | Photographs! at H. A. Jordan's Art Gallery | Offers a variety of photographic services. | |
68 | Wise & Bryant Booksellers | Offers books and stationers' supplies. | |
69 | Now is the time! | Israel Brothers offer summer clothing. | |
70 | Carter House | Hotel services. | |
71 | Go to C. C. Shockey's | Offers ice cream, lemonade, and candy. |