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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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The service program for Zoar United Church of Christ from October 16, 1983. It provided the proceedings for that days service, including hym...
Indiana State Library Genealogy Collection -
This is the first issue of the Logansport Real Estate Journal, a real estate periodical published in Logansport, Indiana.
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Indiana State Library Newspaper Collection -
This is the first issue of The Greencastle Eagle, a newspaper published in Greencastle, Indiana.
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Indiana State Library Newspaper Collection -
S3.ALPHA.The Alpha Chapter of the Womens League was founded in September. 1899, by Beth Parker,(Kidder), now of Alexandria, La. It was ...
Secretary, Blanche Taylor, and Treasurer, Edna C Taggart.GAMMA GAMMA.The Gamma Gamma section was organized in 1902 with a membership of twelve gi...
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16THE NORMAL ADVANCEtary
Dome, treasurer
Paddock, parliamentarian, and Sigler, chaplain.The society meets every Saturday morningat 8 oclock. It is the intention of the societyto do more ...
vice-president, Gladys Grey
secretary, Beulah Dunn
treasurer, Maize Jane Elliott
artist, HazelTaylor
parliamentarian, Edith Price.The society is fortunate in the return ofthirteen old members, who are already showing much enthusiasm in the work.The&#x...
treasurer, Mercker, program committee, Blackman and Hahn
historian Hahh.Although the Forum was considerably crippled by the loss of a number of its old members, who are either teaching or in s...
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THE NORMAL ADVANCE75Some explanation of the wTave theory maynot be out of place at this point. The mediumof light is, as you know, the&...
andby their magnetic strain or twist they give riseto waves or vibrations that spread in ever-increasing spheres around their source.When it was&...
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Lang, Bailye Walker, Sarah McCam-Gardner, Kayla Borecky, Lindsey Roby,Chandler. Row 2: Drum Line: TimothyWolter, Timothy Konicek, Sean An-Row 4:&...
Bloomington High School SouthNo subjects listed -
THIRD: We leave the the Freshnfen our ability to say theright thing at the wrong time.Inez Todd wills her short yell skirt to Miss...
Smithville High SchoolNo subjects listed -
Utatnry of ttj? fElbttBmlb §>rlj00l—(EnntttuttftIn 1915 the consolidated school system was established in Indiana, and astone structure was&...
Ellettsville High SchoolNo subjects listed -
In September of 1863 the High School proper, which was a part of thegraded system devised and introduced by Prof. D. Eckley Hunter, was...
Bloomington High SchoolNo subjects listed -
ijtstnnj nf tlj?XD1AXA led the central states in establishing free schools to all people. In 1822 the first schoolbuilding in Richland towns...
Ellettsville High SchoolNo subjects listed -
Drawing of the Dowling House by Juliet A. Peddle, Terre Haute Artist and Architect.
The Dowling House, Now Occupied by the Rose Old Ladies Home. Drawing by Juliet A. Peddle, Terre Haute Artist and Architect.The DOWLING HOUSE...
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VTHE N OR MA L AD V .AN C E137intellectual genius. Even the horrible, scenes ofhis stories are, beautiful, because,., of the perfection ...
critical writings than upon thepoems and tales. It was, in this field that hemade-most of his modest income,.and into thiswork he put the&#x...
drank, it must havebeen of a
vastly different brew from, that ofyour time, and mine. If
he-loved women, itgoes t,o., prove him more the, poet. One cannotcondemn a man for being drawn by the perfumed flowers of the world. .&...
.,,, ■ , Allan W., Grissom.February 10, 1909. ■ , New York CityThe Love of The Little StarGUY BOGARTCountless eons ago there d...
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The course in the first Bloomington High School was merely a continuation of grammar school subjects with the addition of Latin and algebra....
Bloomington High SchoolNo subjects listed -
142THE NORMAL ADVANCE.was by far the most delightful entertainment tendered the chapter this year. The guests were received in the hotel parlor,&...
andfor the latter, by Elizabeth Beal. After the gamesa dainty two course luncheon was served.Those present were Misses Bader, Webster, Nicholson, ...
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QZ<D<CO<LUCOLU ICO h-oCN<The adaptation of Disneys Beauty and the Beastwas released in U.S. theaters on March 17. Thislive action remake s...
Bloomington High School SouthNo subjects listed -
During Newspaper, senior Mike MoatesStands on top of a chair while his classmates sing Happy Birthday to him.Moates stated that this is a&#x...
Bloomington High School NorthNo subjects listed -
Drawing of the the Preston House by Juliet A. Peddle, Terre Haute Artist and Architect.
The Preston House. Drawing By Juliet A. Peddle, Terre Haute Artist and Architect.The Preston House, which stands at Thirteenth and One-half and&#...
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THE NORMAL ADVANCE.43mands that they be not less strict but more just.An easier world would be one in which idleness,vice, and inefficiency ...
andvirtue, energy and efficiency correspondinglyworse. A more just world would see that each ofthese characteristics received their proper reward.Our colle...
but inwhatever station of life these incapables arefound, they must be borne by those who are capable or else they perish the victims o...
but themajority of these have never been, could never beanything else than what they are. They are incapable and are probably the descendant...
butat a certain period, it attaches itself to anothercrab, sends arms into the tissues of its host, soonloses head and legs, and degenerates...
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