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This is an issue of The National Union Republican and Soldier-Labor-Rights Advocate, a periodical for the Republican Party that was published in&...
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This is an issue of The National Union Republican and Soldier-Labor-Rights Advocate, a periodical for the Republican Party that was published in&...
Weekly
Indiana State Library Newspaper Collection -
This is an issue of The National Union Soldier-Labor Advocate, a periodical for the Republican Party that was published in Terre Haute, Indi...
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This is an issue the Logansport Commercial Advocate, a business directory and index. This publication is also known as the Commercial Advocate....
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248THE NORMAL ADVANCEture that the smaller the chance of reachingmaturity the greater is the number of youngproduced. We see this same fact ...
the color is grayish with small dark-coloredspots. The little toads are very sensitive toheat and secrete themselves under stones, leavesand rubbish&#...
but let a showercome up and they appear in great numbers.Their sudden appearance after a shower hasgiven rise to the widely credited belief&...
but conclusive evidence ofsuch stories has never been produced.The toad has a well developed sense of locality, and uses the same place of&#...
but there is not positive proofthat it was the same toad.The toad may be considered as a nocturnalanimal, although it is frequently seen...
only living and movingthings are devoured. The toads tongue is attached in front and free behind, and is coatedwith a sticky secretion so&#x...
when the supply isplentiful it spends the time alternately feedingand resting. In one night it consumes foodequal to four times the capacity ...
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68 ANNUAL CATALOGUE.WHAT TO DO ON ARRIVING.Any one coming as a student, and unacquainted in the city, can report at the Normal building&#x...
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ANNUAL REGISTER. , 29The citizens are in hearty sympathy with the school, and friends of the students. Society is of the best. Numerous&#x...
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INDIANA STATE NORMAL SCHOOL. 61COMPOSITION.The first terms work in Composition is devoted to the study1 of the principles underlying capitalization, p...
the second to the vertebrates, duringwhich term the student may make a series of microscopic slides ofthe simpler-tissues.
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.23must pass a fair examination in Reading, Spelling, Geography, and in Arithmetic through Percentage. They must write a legible&...
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48INDtANA STATE NOKMAL SCHOOL.WHAT TO DO ON ARRIVING.Any one coming as a student, and unacquainted in the city, can report at the Normal&#...
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INDIANA STATE NORMAL SCHOOL. 19ATTENTIONIs called to the following statements :1. Tuition is free.2. The instruction is thorough and organic.3. T...
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ANNUAL REGISTER. 20Eighth. The diploma of the Normal School is, by law of the State, equivalent to a State certificate, relieving the hold...
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INDIANA STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.45Eighth. The diploma of the Normal School is, by law of the State, equivalent to a State certificate, reliev¬...
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ANNUAL REGISTER.25of the students. Society is of the best. Numerous literary and musical organizations afford opportunities for general culture, and&#x...
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ANNUAL REGISTER.45Ninth. No student will be admitted to the Normal School who does not intend, in good faith, to qualify himself or hersel...
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32INDIANA STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.7. Graduates are commanding from $50 to $160 per month.8. The diploma of the Normal School is, by law...
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26 STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.11. It is important that every student expecting to attend the Normal School should be present the first day of...
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14STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.INSTITUTE CLASS.For the benefit of those teachers who can attend the Normal school but one term, a special course of ...
which course will be such as shall best meet the wants of the classes entering at the time.REMARKS.It is important that every student ...
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The May 1980 issue of TROIS (Three Rivers One In Six), a publication of the Gay/Lesbian Organization (GLO) at Fort Wayne....
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12STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.tures on the Sensibilities and the Will, and the Habits of Action to be established in connection with each class of...
Light Gymnastics during the course.Third Term (13 weeks.)—Lectures on the Order of Intellec¬ tual Development, and on the Organization...
an examination of the school studies of the course viewed as products of the various faculties of the mind
methods of instruction adapted to the Primary and Intermediate work in the Common and Graded Schools
making out Plans of Lessons, Observation
and Practice in the Model Schools.ADVANCED COURSE.Students who can pass a satisfactory examination in the branches required by law to be taug...
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