The Harvard Advocate, Volumes 7-8
The Harvard Advocate, Volumes 7-8
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CAMPBELL.
College Department^ Having made arrangements with a member of the Class of '69, Yale, to superintend the college department of their business, are ready to make contracts with any college, seminary, or literary institution for the taking of class pictures and views.
The great reputation of the firm at Yale and West Point, and the experience of the gentlemen engaged, gained in connection with the taking of 30,000 pictures and views at Yale College, insure perfect satisfaction.
The "Col...lege Department has been created with a s[>ecial view to taking class pictures ; so that they pos- sess unequalled facilities in that line, both as to excel- lence and despatch. They are also ready to take groups or views out of New- York City, if ordered in sufficient numbers to pay.
All communications should be addressed to COLLEGE DEPARTMENT, Sarony & Co., viii-2-3m. 680 Broadway, New York, TDOST-OFFICE BUILDING, Cambridgeport.
GEORGE K. WARREN, PHOTOGRAPHER.
Mr. Warren offers to students of Harvard University in each class and all departments, Photographs at rates much reduced from the local price.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CAMPBELL.
College Department^ Having made arrangements with a member of the Class of '69, Yale, to superintend the college department of their business, are ready to make contracts with any college, seminary, or literary institution for the taking of class pictures and views.
The great reputation of the firm at Yale and West Point, and the experience of the gentlemen engaged, gained in connection with the taking of 30,000 pictures and views at Yale College, insure perfect satisfaction.
The "Col...lege Department has been created with a s[>ecial view to taking class pictures ; so that they pos- sess unequalled facilities in that line, both as to excel- lence and despatch. They are also ready to take groups or views out of New- York City, if ordered in sufficient numbers to pay.
All communications should be addressed to COLLEGE DEPARTMENT, Sarony & Co., viii-2-3m. 680 Broadway, New York, TDOST-OFFICE BUILDING, Cambridgeport.
GEORGE K. WARREN, PHOTOGRAPHER.
Mr. Warren offers to students of Harvard University in each class and all departments, Photographs at rates much reduced from the local price.
What to read after The Harvard Advocate, Volumes 7-8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harvard University to read onlineMoreLess
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