Quincy High School - Goldenrod Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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AD VER TISEMEX1S. The High School Golden Rod. 50 Cents a Year. 5 Cents a Number. Send in Your Subscriptions. For Sale by the Following: E. B. Souther, Quincy. W. D. Ross, Wollaston.

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AD VER TISEMENTS. . . . THE . . . Preston Library ----OF----- ai7 d E ptertaipmepts, FOR THE HOME, FOR THE SCHOOLS, CHURCHES, TEHPERANCE, SO- CIAL, LITERARY AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS Desiring Something Different from that found in the ordinary book of Recitations, Dialogues, etc Each number is complete in itself, and has a distinctive character, the annual “scheme” taking up programs for special days and special subjects, and a variety of entertainments, EMBRACING Illustrated Readings, Pantomimes Tableaux, Drills, Wax Works, Illustrated Songs, Acting Proverbs, Charades, Plays, Dialogues, Readings, Recitations, etc. 5- The PRESTON LIBRARY IS ISSUED MONTHLY. TEN NUMBERS K YEHR. 30 Cents a Number. To Subscribers, $2.00 a Year. Teachers and Entertainment Committees will be glad to embrace this opportunity to secure fresh, appropriate and acceptable material for entertainments; the trouble of searching for declamations, dialogues and the more difficult programs being avoided by a year’s subscription to the Preston Library. Subscriptions should be sent without delay. Address The Preston Publishing Company, 9 ITain Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.