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1 | A special edition | There will be a special edition of Normal Eyte after the oratorical contest. |
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2 | Preparations being made; interstate contest is close at hand | Preparations are in place for the contest. |
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3 | Athletic control; the athletes must make good grades | There is a minimum grade point average for athletic participation; faculty will enforce it. |
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4 | For the ladies; an oratorical contest has been suggested | Men have taken a greater interest in oratory in recent years; believes women should step forward, too. |
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5 | Before the legislature adjourned | ISNS will receive $88,000 from the General Assembly. |
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6 | If you know of any student being asked to quit athletics | Some of those men may not be using their potential study time effectively. |
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7 | Notes On Music Fullerton--Robert F. (Clases of 1894 and 1895; Music Faculty) |
Professor Robert Fullerton writes about music as the language of the emotions. |
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8 | The short sightedness of some people is astonishing | Someone, probably a debater, stole a key article from a journal in the library. |
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9 | Calendar | Schedule of school events for May and June. |
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10 | Dr. Frank Gunsaulus; he will lecture next Thursday night |
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11 | Field meet; athletic season will open next Friday | Track team will split into classes and compete against each other. |
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12 | The reason; Iowa will once more take the lead | Believes the University of Iowa will win the state track meet. |
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13 | Amendment to constitution | Athletic Association amendment gives specification for athletics letters. |
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14 | The practice of medicine; Dr. Hearst speaks to the Y. M. C. A. | Excerpts from Dr. Hearst's lecture. |
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15 | Annette Anderson | Will continue teaching in Hampton as will Ola Logan and Anna Parmenter. |
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16 | At the annual election of teachers | Ada B. Montgomery will be assistant principal in Primghar; Cora Gardner will teach there. |
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17 | Edna Poor | Visited Cedar Falls; works for Independence newspaper. |
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18 | Elizabeth M. Frye | Teaching in Davenport. |
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19 | Frank R. Sebolt | Now in real estate business in Canada. |
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20 | Frank W. Perkins | Has been farming in Missouri; hopes to return to teaching. |
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21 | Ida Peterson | Teaching in Idaho. |
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22 | Josephine Parker | Teaching in Sutton, Washington. |
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23 | Lydia Eckhard | Teaching in Boone. |
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24 | Maude L. Barr | Teaching in West Waterloo. |
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25 | Paul Voelker | Will teach at Ida County institute. |
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26 | Principal T. B. Morris | Will leave school work and manage a newspaper. |
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27 | R. A. Fenton | Will be principal at Marcus, where he will succeed E. A. Brinton. |
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28 | Tessa Tighe | Teaching in West Waterloo. |
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29 | Abbie Thurber | Teaching in Swea City. |
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30 | Anna Singer | Still teaching in Marion. |
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31 | Cap Miller | Planned historical contest in Sigourney. |
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32 | Emma Lambert | Visited home. |
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33 | Ida L. Rieke | Took up homestead claim in South Dakota. |
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34 | John R. Slacks | Doing well as principal at Lake View. |
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35 | Mae Cresswell | Principal in Oelwein. |
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36 | Myrtie E. Anders | Principal at Rock Rapids. |
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37 | Pearl O. Carr | Now Mrs. H. A. Garrison; has a son; lives in Colorado. |
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38 | Saturday a large company of boys, girls, and adults | J. E. Cameron gave a talk on birds. |
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39 | Vennie L. Wells | Now Mrs. Wells; living in Turin. |
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40 | Wesley Wiler | Will complete dental course soon. |
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44 | Jas. Ehret Lovitt--Ethel (Music Faculty) |
Visited Hudson. |
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45 | Miss Maude Popp | Visited Independence. |
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46 | Mr. C. E. Norton | Motorman injured in street railway accident. |
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47 | Mrs. Marion Hotchkiss Merrill | Visiting from Chicago. |
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48 | The Sunday Chicago Chronicle | Contained article of production of "As You Like It". |
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49 | Will S. Yeager | Martinsburg appreciated his work there. |
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50 | Drs. Chas. Lambert, Wesley Wiler, Earl Thompson | Returned to Iowa City. |
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51 | Fannie Mueller and Flora Evans | Went home for a visit. |
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52 | Friday evening | Dr. Hopkins gave a lecture. |
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53 | Grace Cole | Brother visited her. |
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54 | Joe Roberts | Visited campus. |
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55 | Judson Maxson | Went to Olin. |
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56 | Lucile Ingersoll | Has been sick. |
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57 | Miss Foye Burt, Mrs. Austin, and daughter Dorothy | Visited Professor and Mrs. Bartlett. |
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58 | Nellie Eastman | Has the measles. |
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59 | On Monday | Nell House was struck by a streetcar but not seriously injured. |
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60 | Susie French | Visited home. |
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61 | The Catholic Newman Club | Had party at home of Cora Downey. |
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62 | B. D. Gillett | Recovered from illness. |
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63 | Carl Knock | Will be principal at Mitchell. |
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64 | Cora Quayle | Will teach in Logan as will Essie Mae Davies. |
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65 | Ernest Ackerman | Mother visited. |
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66 | Esta Ross | Has the measles; Ida Fesenbeck is substituting for her. |
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67 | Josephine Ullman | Will teach in Marcus. |
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68 | Leta Kuck | Visited home. |
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69 | Louisa Miller | Went to Valparaiso. |
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70 | Miss Agnes Brown | Mother visited. |
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71 | Miss Anna Gertrude Childs | Entertaining friend. |
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72 | Miss Irma Crowley | Went home due to illness in the family. |
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73 | Miss Lena Call | Visited sister Myra. |
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74 | Miss Mary Zellen | Was sick. |
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75 | Miss Rosetta Anderson | Mother died. |
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76 | Mrs. C. E. Axtell | Visiting the Wrights. |
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77 | Mrs. Maud Humphrey Palmer | Visited Enola Pierce. |
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78 | On account of a temperance lecture | Sunday School entertainment postponed. |
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79 | Prof. Hersey | Visited Estherville. |
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80 | The Library has three new books | Books that will be useful to those interested in the Russo-Japanese War. |
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81 | The Misses Gladys and Alice Watts | Entertained friends. |
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82 | The Y. M. and Y. W. C. A. | Will assist Gideons at meeting. |
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83 | The Zetas gave a reception | Entertained honorary members. |
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84 | Alice Edwards | Visited campus. |
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85 | Allie House | Teaching near Greene. |
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86 | Chas. and Roger Rugg Long | Sons of I. J. Long are studying pharmacy at Northwestern University. |
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87 | Eleanor Gray | Visited brother Ralph. |
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88 | Joe Weidner | Has been in the US Army; will return to school. |
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89 | Maude and Esther Thompson | Teaching in Butler County. |
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90 | Maude Barr | Will continue teaching at Marcus. |
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91 | Mildred Brintnall | Will teach in Winthrop. |
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92 | Miss Kizzie Gambs | Taught in Smithland. |
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93 | School Management Colegrove--Chauncey Peter (Education Faculty) |
The teacher as instructor. |
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94 | Superintendent E. C. Hill | Writes that a number of Normalites will continue to teach in Nashua. |
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95 | Bible Study Condit--Ira S. (Mathematics Faculty) |
The last labors and letters of Paul, A. D. 63-65. |
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96 | Training Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty) |
Mathematics in the eighth grade. |