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THE STATE NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL,
fanH'l MCi i ii ' " il )i i in -m i in iilii )- Va'iia'ui '
Eztraela from Pmldnt Malvar's Keoaot
Hrpart la tha Hoard of Dlrretora.
By act of tbe General Assembly of 1S91,
tha North Carolina Stale Normal and
Industrial College was established. Ill
charter name was "Tha Normal and In
dual rial School," hat tbe Geueral Assam
My of 1897 changed It to "The Slate
Normal and Inrlustrlat College "
The purpose for which the Institution
was created la clearly alaied In Section 5
of the act establishing It. It la at follows:
"Section 5. The object) of tbli Imtltu
tlon shall be (1) to give to fount; women
sucn education as snail nt inern i .r leacn-
lngi (2) to (ire Instruction to young wo-
men In rawing, telegraphy, typewriting,
stenography and such other Industrial
arte as may be suitable to tbelr aei and
conducive to their support and nseful.
ess. Tuition shall be tree to those who
signify tbelr Intention to teach, npon
each conditions as may bo prescribed by
tbe lizard of Directors."
Beginning In 1893, with dormitory
capacity for less than 190 boarders, with
only fifteen recitation rooms in tbe Col
lege building, Including cbspel, Presi
dent's office, and Physician's office; with
a leaching force of fifteen, Including
aslntsnt, and with an enrollment of 223
students, tbe laatilullon has slesdlly de.
veloped twill, at the end of lis sltth year,
It bad dormitory accommixlailiins for
about 850 boar'lern, 23 toi.uu in the main
building', a Iraclilnt fore; of thirty, and
an enrollment of 437 reyuiar students,
braldea 188 pnplla In the I'racili'O ami
Olmrvation K'ho I, 14 n n rnl'Unt atu
denia !o riirnoirriiiy, and 44 U! In
cm. king miking a total of (W3 pwiplr
ncrtvlnrf Inirui'iloo from tl.e fwuity ;f
the t'i'l rge.
larlu-llaf nu r anxIriiK. fU.r of
the l'rw;ll.-e and Ulnvrvaiiiiq Sclinl an. I
p.cfalt, tin rnr.itlm-Mi dr the pant ale
years baa been, 823, 401, 420, 541, W8, W3
The records i f the In-Jliuili n show:
1, Tnat ilurlng Id ! yrt about 81
pr cent of the rvunlar students defrayed
tbelr wn t-spenset wiihout help from
parents.
" S. That 60 per rent would not have at
tended any other Korth Carolina college
. S. That about 81 per cent received their
prevlons training partially or entirely In
lb public! acbonU,
4. That Including the enrollment of
new stadenis this acb'daatic y-ar, tbe
total nunrtier if matriculates will be
about 1,600
Tue patronage of the Inatiintloa has I
been what lis best frb-uds dealred f. It
ConfWd to no cleos as to wealth, local-1
Ity, social position, or previous edura-!"
tlonnloDnortuniy.lihaslietnilioriMiKbIyl"'h. eapeclally in Pedagogics and In
representative of our good old Stale.
In any course of study Intending "to
gv in young women such education as I
shall fit them for teacbWu," there mail
be merit that Is similar to courarir of
study In all collrgi s There are several
feaioren. however, of The Slate Normal
and Induatrlal College which are not
enmnioo to all colleges for women
Among them may be mentioned:
. ait .,.,u..t. i-f..r- ,M.,t.i., ,h.
dli.. f ih. lu.H.uHnn iln. for .
...r. . nart of each il.v I. leach
Ing under the supervl.lon and kindly
criticism of eipert teachers This leach-
Ing Is done In the Practice and Ol-ervn-
tlo. School connected wlthlbe Collet..
t. Before receiving a diploma a st ndent
mnat study Psychology and Pedagogics
for at least two years
t All candidates for tbe teaching pro
feeatoa are required to take free hand
drawing and vocal music
4. All candidates fr t teaching pr
fesalna are required to lake a course la
civil government, la order that they may
be better fitted to leach In the schools of
tha S.aie tha duties, rights, and burdens
of cllltrnsblp
S. The regular courses of study require
at least two years, and allow four years,
of thorough work la science with labora
lories
4. Leila, French, German, and Spanish
an offered.
1 There are an auras and the charter
of tha college requires board to ha far.
elshed "at actual cost aot to en-red 11 a
month "
S. Instrumental mu.lc la not a part of
tha coarse of study Wherever It la de
sired. private teacher may be aecared
0. Pbyslo.gy aad hygiene ara langbt
by tba
resident physician, who la a
woman.
Tha resident physkisa also has
aaeral suDervl.loa of the physical cul -
lure work.
10. Under do circumstances caa anyl
student receive free tuition without lah-1
log tha pledge to become a teacher for at
l,ai two vsars after leaving tha College.
11. Ot tba 118 jonng womea who have
solved tha College dltiloma during the
past all years, all atoept all have taught
since their graduation.
II. About 100 graduate of other col-
lege bava been among lb students of
Tba Stale Normal and Industrial College
These students asuelly com for special
work la tba Normal Department or la
1 .it.airlal Department
11. Thera I nosectloa ot tha State aad
to kind of ducalloaal Instltuiloi requlr -
GREENSBORO, N. O.
Ing women teacher who ordinary pro
fimlnnal training, from tbe country
public school to our best colleges, where
students trained st The State Normal and
Industrial College have not been em
ployed. Of course, tbe largest class of
tescbera trained by tbe Institution have
gone to the country public and private
schools, and tbi se can be numbered by
the hundred.
It la a notable fact, however , that every
city public school system In tbe State,
from AsberlHe to Wilmington, has given
employment to our students. More Ibao
,Ilf bM been emoloved wlthli, the naat
fl?f yetri , D, pu)c kUooI, of A,he.
.m. 81leib Btateivllle. Charlotte. Sails-
barjt p0t, Greensboro, Ml Airy,
i0,,OI1. iMdsvill. Durham. Ralegh.
Qoldsbiro. Wilson, Tarboro, and Will
mlngton.
Pour of the alt orphanages to tbie
State and several prominent colleges tor
wome , also number among their facul
ties ei students of The State Norma
and Industrial College.
14. A large number of young women
trained In the Commercial Department
have been enabled to earn salaries rang
ing from 230 to $1,200 a year as sienog.
rspners, hook keepers, and In kindred
emplof mtnU h, tecurM, ,
live government posillona y cnmp tltive
civil service examinations.
For tbti pt four or five yearn the pro
ceedings the North Carolina Me.!li-at
Convention, the Siate Firemau's A.icl i
and the Nortli I'mo ina Tea-bers -s-ni-
bly hvebeitt reported b atenogr.her4
trained at The H'a'e N cmal ami Indus
trial C'.pedife.
13 M)Ui li nty !u l n' e.th .ar
earn thttr b urd and laundry U radi (
fr the dmiiu-rn m. Sn acrranu di
any nut In iht Te.i !U'len'
care to.- it in IH-j r.ir. oo m aid ten In the
alterniMtn. Tbev all do tbfir college work
wi.en n. i engng'd In the dining rinm,
16. A smdenl nh.i a g'MKl ability
or special merit la rarely ailowid to dia
ciHiiinu ber course fur wan! f mean.
The two Literary gtwietli-s, ihetAininnc
A asocial Ii iQ, tbe Wiimeo'a Ed i.-ailun
Club, and few tnenda of tbv liistttu:loq.
who have tlabiibed small loan fun s
lend money Itbtut inierttt for veas.m
able Irng'b of time In a many as ptl
b:e tif the wurtby applicants fr aid.
In ear i. of the last five grad- atmg classes
siudebts were so allied
17 Of the t!8 gradjntea, twenty have
pursue i special courses of study at tbe
MoaiiiuU.w since their graduation,
1- In addition to the work done by
vatlty at the Colhge. cnidi'rable.
Commercial course, Is done by c rrrespnn
deuce, forty four people received in
slrumion in ibis manner daring the past
Iter. Moreovir.ce rtaia m. m'n rsof the
Faculty conduct Teachers' Institutes in
c.-unlli s in every part ot the State during
tire summer vacation, receiving no eitra
compensation fur :ils labor.
19- The Stale Normal and Indue
I'lal College stands for public erfu
l"al syaiem that will educate all the
Ilte-tH tudenu and urges
" "c" olMt d '" '
J""' The authorities of tbe
Hutloii regard tbj. College as a part
Pllc school system of the Slat
a hellev. that It has a duly h discharge,
ant only to those who atudy wlihia Its
walls, but lo that great body of people
who, for one reason or another, will not
enter this or any other school or college
Th greatest amount of educational op
portunity to the greatest number of pen
pie, Ii He motto and Its aim Without
reservation, members of lie fatuity stand
for local tasation, for public lasa'lon for
public schools and lor every m rvemeot
whit h tends to secure lo tha Slate el feci -
live teaching for every child, preparing
him for productive labor aud Intelligent
cltit asblp.
M This Institution ttndetiakestoempbe
tits la every legitimate way that any sya
icsa ef education which refuses to recog
else the equal educational rights of wo
men la unjust, uawfse, and permanently
burtlul It la the privilege and duty uf
your Board to lead tba educational
tboagbt of North Carolina la this dlrec
lion,
I rrspectfnllr submit that there Is
part ot North Carolina's public S'luca
tlonal sytem from which she can espect
I wjora la proportion to what aba bee ei
Peade I tbaa aba may reasonably hope to
1 (up 'rom tbe work of this College A
1 10 eow, It Is the only college lo North
Carolina for womea of the white race
blcb baa aa appropriate from tbe
", woman's college has
I large aadowmeal fund.
I One-third of North Carolina's popola
tlon la oompoaed of womea and girls of
tba white race, and tba oppormnltlea
glveatotblsdsMof our population will
determine North Cendlun's destiny. The
chief factors of any clvlllxailon ara Its
h toei aad lie primary schools. Homes
aad primer schools ara aaade by womea
rather thaa by Kea. No Siste which
I will one educate It mothers need have
any fear about future llllie-acy. Aaelu
'call maa may be tb father of lllitcrat
children, but tbo children of educated
women are never llllierate. Tbreefourths
of all tbe educated women In North Car
olina spend a part of each day educating
their own children or tbe children of
others, whereas, three-fourtbs of tbe
educated men In tbe State spend a very
short time daily with their own children,
to say nothing of educating them.
Money Invested in tbe education of a
man Is a good investment, but tbe dlvl
dend which It yields fa frequently con
fined to one generation and Is of tbe
material kind. It strengthens his judg
ment, gives him foresight, and makes him
a more productive laborer In any field of
activity. It does the samo thing for a
womao, but ber field of activity is usually
In company with children, and, therefore,
the money invested In the education of a
woman yields better educational divi
dend than that invested In the education
of a man. My contention, therefore, is
that tbe Slate, for tbe sake of Its present
and future educational Interest, ought te
decree that for every dollar pent by the
government, State or Federal, in tbe
trainifg of men, at least another dollar
ought to be Invested In tbe work of
educating womankind.
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HIE sINESAL HOTEL ii ANNEX
OPEN ALL THB TEAR,
Owned by The Chase City Mineral Water
Company, Chase .City, Va.
W. U. PAXTON, PKOPKIETOK.
The ( baaa City Lttlila Water Is the Only
Water to This Section that was Awarded
a Medal at tbe World's Fair, at (.lileago.
Diseases for which tbe Cbnse City
Chloride Calcium Water Is a spuclfie
Scrofula, eruptive sores, ring worm, Int
flamed eyes, blood diseases, rickets, dys
pepsia, eczema, tulrasmus, liver and rneu-
malic dlseate, skin diseases, teller, con
stipation, catarrhal affection, general de
bility and female weakness.
Dlieases for which the Chase City Lit hla
Water Is a specific Brigbt's disease, In
continence of urine, torpid liver, calculi,
or sloue In the bladder, persistent con
stipation, brl.'k dust deposit, nervous
prostration, dyspepsia, Indigestion, fe
male weakness, Insomnia, gouty affee
Hons, diseases ot bowels and stomach,
pains in the kidneys and loins.
Tbe Cbase City Llibla and Chloride
Calcium Waters, as they Issue from the
earth, are clear and cool, grateful lo the
taste, and have no perceptible odor did
erlng from ordinary waters.
In tbe treatment of the diseases for
which tbey are recommended, more bene,
fit will be derived from tbe use of these
waters In a very short time than from
any medicine known to sen nee in
months.
The Lltbia Water Is wonderfully light
and sparkling, guests often drinking from
tbtee to four gallons aday with excellent
results.
Tbe Chloride of Calcium Water, while
having no objectionable taste, has to be
drunk with more caution, as It contains
an unusually large amount of very potent
and active medicinal properties, though
none but good effects follow Its use In
proper quantities
Investigation fails to discover a water
Imilar in analysis, combination and Its
Sects, in this country or Europe
This water will cure the following dis
eases : f crolula, blood diseases, eczema.
kin disease, eruptive sores, rickets,
marasmua, tetter, riug worm, inflamed
eye, CHturrn, ayspepsta, liver disease,
general debility, ulcerated core throat.
conaiipa'i.in and carbuncle. Look at
tin- analysis ; it Is a revelation In itself :
We seiict a few testimonials from tbe
many Inform us, from gentlemen well
known t our lemltT, who could not be
ndnctd in lend their narm-s and influence
to an unworthv or doub'fnl ol.J h-i.
Tvaiiiuonisl. attesting the value of
thee water in all disease, will he fur
nished upon application to trie proprie
tor. Mr. W. D Paalon.
Dvhham, N. C , Jan. 1 1. 1898
W. I. Paxtok, Cnaae City, Va
Dear 8ir : It afforda me much pleas
are locommi-nd tbe excelltM medicinal
qiialilb of tbe Chaso City Waters I
have never known a patient suffering
with any of tbe troubles aritdug from in-
digestion to drink these water and not
derive fiom tbem wonderful benefit: In
fact I know several people who have
been completely cured.
Jso M. Mabsiho, u. d
Chapm. Hill, N C , Dec. 81, 1897.
W. D. Paxtok. Mineral Hotel. Cbase
City, Va.
Dxab Sir: I spent tbe latter part of
May and the first part of June, 1897, at
your bote), and was greatly lienefitted by
the mineral water When I went there
I was completely broken down, so that 1
had lo abandon my work shortly after
Easter. I found exactly what I needed
at Cbase City rest, appetite and strength.
and on July 1st I resumed my work and
have beei steadily at It until tbe present
tim, without any Inconvenience ao far
as I can discern. I shall not forget the
kind host and h stess who ill I all In their
power to make mr stay pleasant as well
as healthful. Truly yours,
Joint Marsiso, Prof, of La, U N C.
Ciues City, Va , August S3, 1897
Mn. W. D. Paxto.
Dear Mr: I have look known of Ibe
merits nf the Chloride of Ca elum Water
which Is used in your hotel, but never
had the opportunity nf witnessing a
prai tlcil test until cow. A gentleman
came there with sores from head to foot
with erylpelas, and his body for the
most part bring so sore from the erup
tions that he could not bear tha toui'h of
your finireia,. was completely cured In a
week. This was accomplished by bath
Ing the affected pails four or five times a
day and the moderate nse of tba water In
temally. Very truly,
Poi.k Miller, Richmond, Va
So far aa we have been able to ascer
tain, after diligent Inquiry, not a single
one of tbe many guests who have visited
Chase City during this season, for the
purpoae of using these waters, baa failed
to reoelve marked benefit from their use,
and they ate all enthusiastic In Ib.dr
praise nf the remarkable virtues of these
hraitb-glvlng waters, of our splendid
climate and attractive resort.
iloth waters are put up In cases nf one
dozen half gallon bottles (attractively
labeled) and are sold at t 00 per case for
tbe Lltbla,and (4 50 per case for the
Chloride of Calcium, slst In S galloa Jugs
at 2 35 r O. l. at Chi e City, Va. ftpec
ial discount lo dealers.
Very liberal arrangements will be made
with physicians who may wish lo use
either water In their practice.
Iteduced railroad rales round trip tick
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If yonr druggist does not Irwp these
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Address all communications aa to
board or water to
W. D PAXTOS.
Secretary Chase City Mineral Water
Company and Proprklor Mineral Hotel,
Chase Cliy, Mecklenburg County, Va,
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Having qualified aa Administrator of Chas.
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