The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-08-27
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Salem College.

\ All OF the old students VIII rs-
joice over anything that makes
the College they have to come 70
.llock more attractive and over
any additions to the apparatus
that makes itmore helpful. The
building has received a double
coat of paint on the outside, and
all OF the recitation rooms, libra
ny, halls, stairways and chapel
have received a fine new dress
Of wall paper; all of which make
it seem more pleasant and home
like than ever.
The term opens September LIST
and there is, even at this early
date unusual activity in secur-
ing rooms. and arranging to re-
turn on the part of last years
students.
Many who have never yet tried
the excellent opportunities offer
ed here. are also looking this
way; and asking for information
concerning Salem College. For
the benefit Of all such, let me
note some of the attractions of
this school.
/. 1t is the only school in all
Central West Virginia that Of
fers you a full College Course. It
is better to begin the preparatory
work in the school where you
can complete your college course
without breaks or change.
9. You can certainly save money
by coming to Salem. Others have
saved $50 to slOo per year by a
change that brought them to
Salem, and you can do the same.
Full data upon this point will be
furnished upon application. Rest
assured, that there is no mistake
about this. We can point you to
examples, where it has been
done.
8. Plenty of Apparatus for
illustrating Mathematics. Phys
les, Chemistry, and fiue Geologi-
cal collections for use in Physical
Geography, and Geology are
here ready for your use. all free
ofcharge. Also fine large micro
scope without which no school is
complete.
A. For use in Physiology you
have at your disposal a fine skele-
ton. dozens of anatomical charts
aud a new anatomical portfolio
of manikin charts.
5. A library of $4,000 volumes
shelves full of histories, Lit
eratures, Cyclopedias. ana $40
new edition of Atlas. all free to
students.
6. A fine large globe of latest
make, with every improvement
for study of geography and
astronomy.
| Z. Three literary societies offer
excellent advantage for improve
mentin public debate and oratory.
S. Salem has gained a wide
reputation for thorough work.
which places her students on a
vantage ground when seeking
principalships of high schools in
surrounding towns, and other
good positions as teachers.
9. Our Normal Course is the
same one adopted by State Reg.
ents, and Salem graduates can
have State Certificates without
examination upon same condl'
tions as do the Normal school
and University students.
10 Our methods of teaching
History are sought after by other
teachers in the State, and highly
recommended by men of Nationa
reputation. One of these leaders
said of this work in Salem This
is ahead of anything l have seer
in the State
IL. Tn. personnel of the stud
ents of Salem is such as to be
wonderfully helpful to any one
desiring to make the most of him
self.
Salem College is proverbial a
a spiritual po,0er. You will fine
here band of teachers who will
work early and late to help you
Send for catalogue.
THEo. L. GARDINER. Am. BID.
President.