Departments and Courses in a Historical College Catalog
The document outlines departments including Primary and Grammar Grades academic and college preparatory prep, with preparator roles across Classical Scientific Biblical English Normal and Commercial streams. Music covers Vocal and Instrumental theory. Industrial offers Sewing Dressmaking Cooking Domestic Economy Printing. Special Agriculture focus and Liberal Arts College provides elective courses toward degrees.
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College OF Liberal Arts
George R Smith College profile and Walden University faculty
Historical sketch of the college founded 1894 by the Freedmen's Aid Society. Describes location, buildings, trustees, and names of faculty and staff including A C Maclin acting president, and differences in departments. Details monthly expenses, board, room, tuition, and required student provisions. Records payment methods and mailing address in Sedalia Missouri.
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Collge
Geo. R. Smith
Mmes Smith
Freedmens' Aid Society
Missouri Pacific
College Work Program for Students and Housing Rules
Students may earn part of their expenses by work in or near the college buildings. Wages are liberal and continued work depends on satisfactory performance. Typical earnings are around two dollars monthly. some earn more. Applications should be made to the President before arrival. Many students also work in city homes to cover board and tuition. Outside residence is allowed only for those of good character, with safeguards for city workers. Under twelve not admitted except special arrangements. The college aims for practical Christian education, health, refined social culture, morale, manners, and personal religious faith.
Addressing the Republican Record and National Progress
The passage extols the Republican party for maintaining national unity through the Civil War, sustaining interstate commerce, backing the gold standard and banking reforms, and expanding American influence abroad. It credits efforts to regulate immigration, protect American industry, and improve labor conditions while praising anti-trust regulation, the Pure Food Law, and Civil Service enhancements as proof of steady, evolutionary progress without upheaval.
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Seports
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Custom House
Civil Service
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Maglin, A. M
George R. Smith
Corteze Sedalia, Mo
Ban, Ball, A. B
Uilding
A. C. Maclin
Freedmana’ Aid Society
A.M
Walden University
Eeconomica and Philosophy
B. H. Ball, A. R
George R. Smith College—Mathematics
Miss B. Noblesse Mason
University of Chicago
Miss Maefield
Duke Boyd
A. B
F. S. Bowlfs
George R. Smith College—Science
Earl A. Harris
McHarry Medical College
Estelle H. Maclin
Wilberforce University
Minniolia Jackson
George R. Smith College
Wmn Commercial Department
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C. Maclin
Sedalia
New York
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Party of Progress and Prosperity