The Newton Theological Institution Prospectus
Eight miles from the Boston State House on a 52 acre campus the Newton Theological Institution offers fourteen professors and instructors, dormitories, lecture rooms, a fine chapel, a noble library, and laboratory facilities. It provides degree programs plus postgraduate options and emphasizes proximity to Boston and Cambridge for lectures by eminent specialists. The seminary encourages missionary and philanthropic engagement for clinical experience and self-support.
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Boston
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State House
Institution
Cambridge
Lowell Institute
Worthless paper, priceless skill in town and gown wit
A string of sharp, ironic examples contrasts art and labor with value. Longfellow’s poetry and canvas trades fetch fame and money, while day labor and mispriced goods illustrate money’s discretion. The piece mentions Chicago painters, a Phi Alpha Pi gathering, and Julian Carter’s Morgantown visit.
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United States
Chicazo
Ark of Greek
Roth
Citizens' National United States Depository
Local brief notes that mention Balser Brothers linked to a grocery and fancy confections business. The fragment cites a depository relation and company names without a full narrative.
Pruitt Opens College Barbers at 298 East Jefferson Street
Franklin National Bank advertises truth about shoes while Pruitt the college barber operates at 298 East Jefferson Street. The notice references H and D Laundry PRUITT Agent East Jefferson Street and solicits accounts of college students.
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Fisher's Meat Market
East
Jefferson Street
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Newton Theological Institution
Longfellow
Fickel
Franklin Ine Luidesdt
Meoo
Phi Alpha Pi House
Julian Carter
Morgantown
Citizens’ National
United States Depository
Harmon & Alford
Jefferson and
Vandes Streets
Collins
H. N. Dunlap & Son
Balser Brothers
Nort Whitesides
Bohall’s Grocery
E. Jeff
C. B. Vawter
Franklin National Bank
Younce
Lanam
E. Jefferson Street
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