Nashville Agricultural and Normal Institute

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Nov 23, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 47.

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Nashville Agricultural and Normal Institute

From the Nashville Agricultural and Normal Institute, located at Madison (near Nashville), Tenn., comes its announcement for 1905-06. The distinctive mission of this educational institution is thus stated:—
The object of the school is to give a thoroughly practical, all-round training for missionary work. Students as they leave the institution should be known as advocates of certain well-defined principles. Among these are (1) the advantages, in this age of crowded cities, of the simple, wholesome life in the country; (2) the dignity of labor; for men and women have been educated away from hand-work, and this school dignifies labor; (3) the benefits of a simple vegetarian diet and the rational treatment of disease; (4) the value of self-supporting missionary effort in the spread of the third angel's message.
The winter term of this school will open Wednesday, December 6. Full information may be obtained by addressing E. A. Sutherland, Madison, Tenn.