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| Human progress | Recognizes progress in all human fields. |
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| Mathematics | Professor Bartlett believes that the study of mathematics should not be decreased in American schools despite the pressures of a crowded curriculum. |
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| Independent thinking | Use your own God-given reason. |
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| Influence | People are affected by good and bad influences. |
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| Since our last issue | Principal Gilchrist delivers lecture on the sun; Kate Mullarky presents watch chain to him on behalf of the students. |
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| An effort will be made | Will attempt to put out issue of TSO immediately after Commencement. |
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| The Students' Offering | Staff and subscription information. |
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| The winter term | Work progressing; prospects for next term look good. |
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| The male members of the faculty | Men of faculty often take to pulpit on campus or in city; Miss Webster assists with Sunday schools or prayer meetings. |
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| An entertainment | Literary societies will present end-of-term entertainment of music and drama; societies flourishing. |
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| Institute work | All faculty will work in institutes over break. |
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| Professor Gilchrist | Invited to read paper at NEA convention. |
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| Miss Ensign | Will deliver Master's oration at University of Iowa. |
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| What is the true province of normal schools supported by the state? | Excerpts from discussion in the Normal Monthly among Principal Gilchrist, S. N. Fellows, and Henry Sabin. |
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| The second number | Comments from other newspapers on The Students' Offering. |
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| John S. White | Red Oak school is done. | |
| Maggie Roberts | Teaching in Dunlap. | |
| Clara Glenn | Marries. | |
| The Philomathean Society | Meeting times. | |
| The Alpha Society | Meeting times. | |
| Normal School directory | Roster of directors, officers, and faculty. | |
| Jennie Young | Leaves school because of mother's illness. | |
| G. B. Phelps | Has been teaching in Illinois. | |
| Mr. Carraher | Returns home. | |
| Dan Jennings | Goes home on account of severe measles. | |
| Eva Cooke | Parents visit. | |
| Dell Chapman | Teaching in Parkersburg. | |
| D. K. Bond | Will teach in New Hampton institute. | |
| John S. White | Returns for third year. | |
| Spring term | Beginning of term; boarding reduced to $2.75 per week. | |
| Professor J. M. Hobron | Praise for music instruction. | |
| Clel and Maude Gilchrist | Return to Normal after their schools finish. | |
| E. Anderson | Returns to Normal for second year. | |
| Ida Perry | Back at Normal. | |
| Seward Digby | Excavates Indian mound in New York. | |
| May Jackson | Teaching in Newton. |
| Article | Article Summary | |
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| Photographs | Offers stereoscopic views of Cedar Falls. |
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| This paper | Offers printing services. |
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| Wise & Bryant | Offers books and supplies. |
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| The reason why | Offers clothing and dry goods. |
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| Whoa, Emma | Offers clothing. |
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| B. Thorpe's Cash Store | Offers novelties and dry goods. |
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| Ahead of all competition | Offers spring clothing. |
