Louisburg Female College Louisiana North Carolina?
Louisburg Female College in Louisburg North Carolina founded 1857 announces next session starting September 1 1892. Offers literary physical culture with board wash lights total 140 dollars for year ending June 1. Staff specialize in music art elocution stenography typewriting telegraphy and business courses. Brick campus with 12 1/2 acres, two grand oaks and hickory. water available. Catalogue available from S D Bagley president Louisburg NC.
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Raleigh Male Academy Promotes New Term and Catalogues
Morson and Denson, principals with L. L Haywood as assistant, announce the sixth year begins Monday August second. The academy prepares students for college or business life and reports its last year as the most successful yet. Parents urged to enroll pupils promptly. catalogues available from the principals.
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Orford Female Seminary Opens 42nd Annual Session
Orford Female Seminary at Oxford NC begins its 42nd annual session with BA and GE degrees offered. Courses include English, business, typewriting, stenography, and physical culture. Faculty hold diplomas from University of Virginia, Laureur School of Languages, Cooper Union, Philadelphia Conservatory, and Berlin Royal Conservatory. Board and courses priced at $170 for a 40 week session.
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Typewriter Headquarters Offer With Large Stock and Assurances
An advertisement for Typewriter Headquarters claims to ship worldwide with careful preacceptance checks and a guarantee of superior condition. It markets a vast stock, room floors devoted to writers, rental options, and free illustrated catalogs from Broadway New York and Monroe Street Chicago.
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Tennessee labor wars flare in Coal Creek area violence
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Tragic shooting ends marriage dispute in Pennsylvan ia
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The Militia Called Out In Burrato Strike Turmoil
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Whitelaw Reid Shaken Up on Western Tour Start
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Michigan Democrats Open State Nomination Convention at Grand Rapids
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