Normal Herald V.19 No.1
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A box of misdetoe and Florida moss, a beautifully hand-painted Christmas card, a number of drawings of native southern specimens, among which are the cotton and persimmon, came from Miss Reitz. Tliese and 16 ' THE NORMAL HERALD the beautifully written letters which came, show a splendid spirit of interest, enthusiasm, and thoughtfulness which speak well for her work.
A brief note from Mary M. Hezlep, Normal Art '09, tells of her teach- ing Drawing for the third year in a preparatory school for ...boys, in Chicago, and of a Christmas sale of her own paintings and art products, netting about sixty dollars. We trust that her father, who for some months has been ill, may be restored to health and usefulness.
A card from Sarah B. Thompson, Normal Art '11, recalls the unusual letter received some time ago, teUing of mission work in the city, and her ambitious plans changed somewhat by home obligations.
A card from Winona Patterson, Normal and Normal Art '09, tells of her enjoying the wonderful climate of Pasadena, California.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A box of misdetoe and Florida moss, a beautifully hand-painted Christmas card, a number of drawings of native southern specimens, among which are the cotton and persimmon, came from Miss Reitz. Tliese and 16 ' THE NORMAL HERALD the beautifully written letters which came, show a splendid spirit of interest, enthusiasm, and thoughtfulness which speak well for her work.
A brief note from Mary M. Hezlep, Normal Art '09, tells of her teach- ing Drawing for the third year in a preparatory school for ...boys, in Chicago, and of a Christmas sale of her own paintings and art products, netting about sixty dollars. We trust that her father, who for some months has been ill, may be restored to health and usefulness.
A card from Sarah B. Thompson, Normal Art '11, recalls the unusual letter received some time ago, teUing of mission work in the city, and her ambitious plans changed somewhat by home obligations.
A card from Winona Patterson, Normal and Normal Art '09, tells of her enjoying the wonderful climate of Pasadena, California.
What to read after Normal Herald V.19 No.1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Indiana State Normal School (Indiana, Pa.) to read onlineMoreLess
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