Adelphian Academy Prospectus
THOSE who examine the “Second Prospectus of the Adelphian Academy, Holly, Mich.,” a copy of which has come to our desk, will find that it differs in several ways from the traditional school announcement. There is a decided flavor of originality and individuality, both in the subject-matter and in its arrangement. The final word reads thus:— ‘If you seek an education, if you really mean to get training, if you are willing to work, and are willing to have your brain sweat, if you are willing to undergo discouragements and perplexities, if you are willing to endure some hardships for the sake of becoming a more competent man or woman, we know of no better place for you to come than to the Adelphian Academy. If you put in an appearance, we shall take it that you accept the situation. You will be welcome, and we will do all we can to aid you to accomplish your hopes.’ The principal of the academy is J. Grant Lamson, from whom copies of the announcement can be obtained.