Normal Herald V.22 No.3
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As it is, we can easily guess who they are.
Frank J. Woodward, 1908, who, with his wife, has been doing missionary work in the Gilbert Islands, South Pacific, is with his wife and two children spending the year in America. Mr. Wood- ward is now trying to raise sufficient money to buy a steam launch for his use in passing from one island to another in the group.
24 THE NORMAL HERALD He is succeeding very well with his undertaking. Both he and Mrs. Woodward get enjoyment out of their work among t...hese savage people, which it is quite impossible for those of us who take our ease at home to understand. Both of them have spoken in our chapel, interesting our students deeply in the wonderful ways of these wild, strange people.
Bertha Brownlee, 1907, who taught in Arizona during the winter, will spend the summer with her father, Rev. Dr. J. Day Brownlee, of Church Street. On her way home Miss Brownlee took the Southern route and stopped over for a few hours in both El Paso, Texas, and Columbus, New Mexico, places now very much in the limelight of Mexican unrest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As it is, we can easily guess who they are.
Frank J. Woodward, 1908, who, with his wife, has been doing missionary work in the Gilbert Islands, South Pacific, is with his wife and two children spending the year in America. Mr. Wood- ward is now trying to raise sufficient money to buy a steam launch for his use in passing from one island to another in the group.
24 THE NORMAL HERALD He is succeeding very well with his undertaking. Both he and Mrs. Woodward get enjoyment out of their work among t...hese savage people, which it is quite impossible for those of us who take our ease at home to understand. Both of them have spoken in our chapel, interesting our students deeply in the wonderful ways of these wild, strange people.
Bertha Brownlee, 1907, who taught in Arizona during the winter, will spend the summer with her father, Rev. Dr. J. Day Brownlee, of Church Street. On her way home Miss Brownlee took the Southern route and stopped over for a few hours in both El Paso, Texas, and Columbus, New Mexico, places now very much in the limelight of Mexican unrest.
What to read after Normal Herald V.22 No.3?
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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