Normal Eyte — January 21, 1893

Page	Title	Summary
131	Remarks on the German schools	A look at the German school system.
132	Our celestial neighbor	Speculations on Mars and living conditions there; foresees trips to the planet becoming an ordinary occurrence.
133	Students at the Drake University	Extensive excerpts from a chapel address by Henry Sabin on reading intelligently.
134	Are you patronizing our advertisers?	Urges readers to support local advertisers.
135	Mr. S. J. Beshak	Visits George Welles.
135	Miss Maude Carr	Doing well at Alden.
135	F. H. Dawson	Will participate in educational meeting in Sibley.
135	Miss May Calderwood	Teaching in Scranton.
135	Mr. L. Andrews	Teaching in Winterset; will return to school in spring.
135	Geo. H. Olmsted	Editing newspaper in Sibley.
135	Y. M. & Y. W. C. A.	Leaders of meetings announced.
135	Mr. John Betts	Visits cousin Jane Thompson.
135	Miss Nellie Wallbank's home	Home in Mt. Pleasant destroyed by fire.
135	Miss Lizzie Rhodes	Doing well in Adel.
136	The name of Prof. Arey	Has been ill; now teaching again.
136	Percy Huggett	Appears at the Normal every Friday evening.
136	The third of the S. N. S. lecture course	P. S. Hensen will speak.
136	Chas. A. Fields	Exhibits bird collection in Waterloo.
136	C. A. Bulkley	Visits campus and speaks with President Seerley; seeking support for hotel for World's Fair patrons.
136	Miss Lucy Mount	Visited by Mr. O. Ryder.
136	I. S. N. S.	Will have three hundred square feet at World's Fair.
136	The contracting for putting in the baths has been let	Will install three showers and one tub at a cost of about $250.
136	O. H. L. Mason	Resigns from University of Iowa newspaper because of too much work.
136	Miss M. Nervie Keeler	Visited by cousin.
136	Miss Maud Grundy	Has been ill, but is now back in class.
136	Miss Maggie Brunner	Teaching at Marble Rock.
136	There are about thirty-two boys	Major Dinwiddie hopes to have the new company ready for battalion drill in spring.
136	Miss Etha Buchanan	Has had sore throat.
137	Coasting is still the main recreation of all Normalites	Many students are enjoying sledding despite the cold weather.
137	Mr. John Huyck	Director of School District no. 8 is pleased with the training department.
137	Our numerous readers may remember	J. E. Cameron doing well in Onslow.
138	Supt. O. J. Laylander, of the Cedar Falls public schools	Has found high rate of use of tobacco among Cedar Falls students.