Table of Contents
A New Text-Book Base Ball: Items of Interest About the Game in the School To Be Confirmed Dr. Bell's Invention Kindness Not Misplaced Photography: Being Very Successfully Taught In the Arkansas Institution Where They Will Rusticate School Jottings: What Has Happened About the School During the Past Month Many Thanks, Gentlemen A Moral "Hand Book of Language" New Buildings Summer Plans Sir John Lubbock: Some Interesting Experiments Tried on Animals A Funny Coincidence This will probably be the last issue... Many of our thrifty and saving deaf-mutes.... The School will close... Our thanks are due.... Lines Written to a Deaf Lady We learn from the paper published... The Kentucky Deaf-Mute... Off For West Virginia Bad Streets Cause an Accident
Document Type
Article
Publication Title
New Jersey School for the Deaf
Publication Date
6-20-1888
Recommended Citation
Ludlow, Fitzhugh, "The Deaf-Mute Times vol. 1 no. 5 June 20, 1888" (1888). 1888-1890. 3.
https://ida.gallaudet.edu/silent-worker-1888-1890/3
Comments
The Silent Worker was originally published as The Deaf-Mute Times until September 1888.