Normal Eyte — October 29, 1904

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113	Correspondence school hoodoo; painted in rosy tints by prominent educator; ex-president of Northwestern alludes to correspondence method of teaching a	A former Northwestern University president is trying to encourage the use of correspondence schools for people to receive a teaching degree; editorial writer speculates on the program's value.
115	Coe comes to meet Normal; greatest game of season next Saturday--Coe's football team has always defeated Normal--the hoodoo must be broken;	I. S. N. S. is preparing to face Coe College in a game that is slated to be the fastest and fiercest in many years.
115	Schoolma'ams will cook; great interest taken in cooking school to be opened next week; Cannon house will be converted into a modern kitchen	The Domestic Science Department will begin to offer classes is cooking.
115	Normal gets gold medal; our exhibit at St. Louis exposition praised as most complete from Iowa; great credit is due to Prof. Knoepfler, who spent much	I. S. N. S. received a gold medal at the World's Fair for its exhibit on the history and growth of the school.
116	Ames debate next Friday; farmers and pedagogues on edge for their annual battle; National Bank currency will be discussed--rivalry is great and	I. S. N. S. is preparing to face Ames in a debate.
116	Great Italian opera singer coming; on Nov. 10 our students will hear Campanari, the greatest singer now in America; he will be assisted by Mme. Savage
116	Notes on music	Provides a description of the Music Teacher's section of the Northeastern Iowa State Teachers Association
117	Training; the course of study--A review of the course quoted from "An Ideal School" part III	Provides a review of an article entitled "An Ideal School".
119	College Exchanges	Excerpts from other college newspapers.
120	Bible Study	Lesson IX. The Chosen Family--Joseph.
121	H. H. Kent	Is the new principal of the schools of Buffalo Lake, Minnesota. Susan Scofield will go with Mr. Kent to Buffalo Lake.
121	Esta V. Ross	Illness keeps her at home in Bedford, Iowa.
121	A. W. Moore	Is principal of the Norway schools.
121	Tuesday the board of trustees of Coe College	Doctor of Divinity degree was bestowed upon the Reverend O. H. L. Mason.
121	B. B. McGinnis	Is the principal of Palmer.
121	Erma L. Krout	Is enjoying her work in the Hedrick High School.
121	Frank Hart	Is teaching near Plaza, Washington.
121	At the Upper Iowa Conference of the M. E. Church	A number of Normalites receive pastoral appointments.
121	Kate Lester	Has returned to Vilisca for a second year's work in English at the high school.
121	Emma Secor	Is in her fourth year teaching sixth grade in Odebolt.
121	Geo. H. Ballard	Is the new principal of Harlan High School.
121	A message from Iowa City	A daughter was born to Perry and Alta McClenahan.
121	Percy Magee	Is now a principal of the schools of West Point, Iowa.
122	John L. Dixon	Enjoys his work in the Madrid schools.
122	Friends of Maud (Humphrey) Palmer	Mrs. Palmer's father's health has improved and she has returned to her home in Maquoketa.
122	Normal scores on Iowa; varsity "eleven" fails to stop Normal's fast team work; Pell's pensive pedagogues prove a big surprise to the State University	I. S. N. S. defeated Iowa, 11-5.
124	Zeta	Enjoy program on discovery and invention.
124	Aristo	Recap of the Aristo meeting.
125	Philo	Enjoy special musical program.
125	A letter to the Ossoli girls	A letter written by Nellie Oathout to the Ossoli members describing her experiences in the society.
126	Orios	Describes the recent Orio meeting.
126	Neo	Article gives a recap of the recent Neo meeting.
126	Resolution	Philos express their sorrow on the death of George Fissel.
127	Hazel Armstrong	Ada White visited her.
127	Faye St. Clair	Visited home.
127	Nellie Tompkins	Friend visiting.
127	Frank Rice	Now in lumber business.
127	Mrs. Thatcher	Visited daughter Edna.
127	Misses Suplee, Goodwin, and Ziln	Rented apartment.
127	Harriet Patterson	Has been ill.
127	About a dozen girls from Normal	Attended state YWCA convention.
127	E. G. Redick	Will teach in Pocahontas.
127	Miss Baker	Returned from St. Louis.
127	Mr. and Mrs. Green	Visited Professor Page.
127	Vera Bradley	Brother visited.
127	Martha Taylor	Left school due to poor health.
128	Miss Leota Phillips	Visited Lucy Crary.
128	Lulu Heintzelman	Will teach a rural school.
128	Miss Linda Schwarting	Father died.
128	The football squad	Treated to oyster dinner.