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AND JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI, FRIDAY NOVEM1Lincoln Institute Notes.There is possibly no other school of its six© and character iu the country, the work and discipline which received such constant and patient supervision at the hands of its administrative head, as is Riven Lincoln Institute by President Allen,Rarely absent from the grounds and buildings more than a few hours at a tune, although calls for his presence are numerous from both without and within the state, he gives a great amount of time and oversight not only to the work of his special department—Pedagogy, —but also to the careful supervision of the work of each department and keeping in personal touch with the work of each instructor creates and stimulates in both teacher and student that spirit of friendly rivalry and competition which is the very soul of intelligent progress in all lines of work, and at all stages of symmetrical development.Possessed of untiring energy himself, and capable of a vast amount of work in the course of twenty four hours, he is persistently and surely bringing Lincoln Institute to the front as a school that stands for exceptionally high grade scholarship, careful and conscientious endeavor, on the part of both teachers and students.Extensive preparation is being made for the Thanksgiving dinner and Miss Sprague of the Department of Domestic Science is not the only one whose face beams with smiles.A number of the members of the faculty have joined the French Class organised and taught by President Allen and excellent progress is being made hi the study of “La langne Fraucaise.”Jefferson City News.Mrs. Phil Johnson returned Wednesday with her sick son, Leslie, who is improving very fast.Mr. C. D. Bruce has returned from Kansas City, He reports his brother convalescent.The Lincoln Tigers met the Geo, R Smith Dewey’s in a slugging match, last Saturday, at Sednlia. The Bed ilia boys did all the slugging. This was oue of the most disgraceful football games that the Lincoln boys have bad the misfortune to witness. All bruised, tattered and torn, they left Sedalia at 4 :10 p. m. This so called game will long be remembered by the Tigers. This years’ Tigers are composed of a set of young men, who believe in clean, straight-forward football.The students of Lincoln Institute are now passing through a series of examinations.
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Columbia Professional World
Columbia, Missouri, US
Fri, Nov 27, 1903
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