George R Smith College opens 1903 fall term schedule
George R. Smith College announces the 1903-04 academic year with terms starting September 22 and ending December 1, then winter term December 14 to February, spring term February 22 to April 25. The catalog outlines six departments including Primary and Grammar Grades, Academy, Art, Music, Industrial Arts, and Liberal Arts, plus a mission to provide practical Christian education.
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II Academy
VI College of Liberal Arts
Smith College Alumnae Form Alumni Association
About 40 graduates from G. R. Smith College met in the college chapel on Thursday afternoon April 1003 to organize an Alumnae Association. Officers include Huston president, Ball vice president, Abbott secretary, Brown treasurer. The group pledged support for plans to erect a 65,000 manual training building this year. Members listed with residences and occupations include teachers, nurses, pharmacists, stenographers, and civil service workers from Missouri, Illinois, Minnesota, and Arkansas, among them Ardonia Abbott, Sarah Brown, Nellie Palmer, Blondelle Kibby, J. A. Lewis, R. F. Abbott, and W. H. Haston.
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G. R. Smith Collage
Aro Va
W. HH. Huston
B. FH
Ball A. B. Vive
Ardonia Abbott Soc
Sarah Brown Treas
Si Te Ikw
J. A. Lewis
Minneapolia
Minn
2. A. Williamson
Queen City
Springfield
A. K. Sullivan
W. H. Smith Sons & Co
Hetail Groovers
Myrtle B. Craig
Agricultural College
Bevousa The Manoixa Crown and the Silent Rest
Poem fragment urges endurance and moral worth beyond earthly measures. References to crown victory and promised rest, distant places, and imagery of angel wings, sunset dawn, and sorrow transformed into eternal peace. The speaker appeals to steadfast faith and enduring labor against burdens.
J M Harris M D Physician and Surgeon Ad
J M Harris physician and surgeon lists office at 116 West Main Street Sedalia Missouri with hours 9 to 12 a m and 4 30 to 6 30 p m residence at 236 West Morgan Street.
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W. Main St
Sedalia
W. Morgan St
George R. Smith College Grants Two Bachelor Degrees
Geo. R. Smith College achieved a new milestone this scholastic year by graduating and conferring the Bachelor’s Degree on two full-fledged Collegians. The graduates are B. H. Ball of Wentzville, Missouri and P. T. Bowles of Sedalia, Missouri. More graduates are expected to follow.
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Geo. R. Smith College
Ball
Wentzville
Bowles
Sedalia
Inauguration of the Grand Railway and Telegraph Age
A 19th century chronicle celebrates railways and telegraphy transforming global travel and commerce. It notes Stephenson’s era, the rise of electric lighting, telephone use, and the spread of instantaneous news, predicting a connected world via steam, wire, and wireless progress.
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Atoum
Stephenson
Valence
Cyrus W. Field
Atlantic
Europe
America
Marcon
Graduation Oration Honors Peace Over War
A graduation oration extols the victory of peace over war noting that wars produced famed leaders yet peace advances civilization more. It highlights steam power, navigation advances, and the impact of invention on commerce, travel, and communication, praising progress over conflict.
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Garden of Eden
Miltiades
Marathon
Ciosay
Napoleon
Switjzerland
la Ee
Stewaryon
Opportunity by R Davis A Motivational Speech for Black Advancement
R Davis urges readers to seize opportunities as the key to progress for Black Americans. He argues success hinges on fitness and ability, not color, and cites education, self-improvement, and persistent effort as paths to lift the race. He invokes ancient wisdom and calls youths to rise, study, and strive for the top despite obstacles.
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Lotice
Americs
Koep
Thiada
Op Jinseion
Hworld
Enya
Jupiter
Butt
BR. Mason
Booker T. Washington
Paul Leanvenee Dankar
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Garrison School
Henry
Misa Francis Crutchfield
Lexington
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Minsex
Nellie Palmer
Blondelle Kibby
Provident Hospital
Dearborn
Sts. Chicago
Miss Violette Jackson
Sedalia, Mo
Manoixa
Eisa Ketello Hanking
J. M. Harris
M. D
Pharoah Thomas Bowss
G. R. S. College
R. Davis
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