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Transcription: Nanhang - Girl's school at drill. 86529 Nahang. Type of nurse from Dr. Ida Rakins Hospital Kin Kiang influential church. Kin Kiang girl's on way

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Transcription: 879 Peking. Luncheon time at a street restaurant. 86088 Peking. Men including a Buddhist Priest looking through church window. 85896 Peking. A street merchant. 86672 Peking. A common street sight.

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Transcription: 85961 Peking. The chief occupation of the c*** class. 884 Peking. Noon-day luncheon is taken where ever you happen to be at the time. 85938 Peking. A street bakery. 86036 Peking. Funeral procession.

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Transcription: 85853 Peking. Enterprising merchants. 85942 Peking. A Chinese soda fountain. 85972 Peking. A c*** type. 85946 Peking. A fruit merchant.

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Transcription: 85910 Peking. A street kitchen. 86009 Peking. A fortune teller. 85930 Peking. A c*** partaking of one of his six daily meals. 86020 Peking. Boy playing in the streets.

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Transcription: C12432 This young lad stops his play long enough to listen to the Bible story as read by this old church "uncle." C12433 "At Home" in the Missionary home with students in for an evening of games and fun and fellowship. C12434 The West China Union University Hospital's wash hangs on the line. C12435 Public Health under the able leadership of Alma Eriksen, holds a demonstration in the church courtyard. C12436 Lepers at worship service at West China Union University leperarisum 12436A Sunday school at the Changtu Missionary Church

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Transcription: C12468 Children in line for milk, provided by the Chinese National Relief and Rehabilitation Administration at the YWCA nutritional center in Nanking, China C1246 Marisa Pozan is taking up her studies once again after their interpretation by the Japanese C12473 Nurse Sato Bik trading the "amoks" (women) servants in Tung Huarking Hospital in Hong Kong how to read C12476 Kitchen has had no repairs or equipment since Pearl Harbor, but to many girls it means the difference between life or slow situations C12477 Nurses at the Tung Hira Tung Hospital in Hong Kong China attend a meeting of their YWCA club in the dining room of their own hospital. C12478 Five cent lunch, the difference between eating and not eating.

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Transcription: C12480 Chinese children line up at the YWCA food station at Changshau for their daily supply of soup bean milk. C12481 Basic health is basic wealth. C12494 Miss Cushman and Dr. Chen Nai Ping enjoying the music. C12495 (From left to right) Mrs. Fe Jim-Shawhaikwan, (her husband was presiding Elder at Sharohai Kwan), Mrs. Chou I-Se-Tich Changli - Bible woman. Mrs. Wary Ching Yeing-Lauchow, wife of presiding elder. C12496 No caption C12497 No caption

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Transcription: C12498 Three Theological college lads who are cionsulting with Ohin Stockwell on Visual Education matters. This tram of three became a Visual Education Evangalism tram, spending two weeks at church visiting five or six churches during the summer, and showing pictures of Christ, a life to sen? thousand people. The resuet - a deepening of Christian understanding, the winning of more than a hundred now counts. C12499 Sheet music hurbished by Christian friends in America. C12500 The West China Theological College Choir. C12501 Graduation day procession at the Theological College in West China. C12502 Pastors, Bible women, teachers and laymen for two weeks at special training conference. C12503 Methodist Relief is helping to supplement in slim diet of Chinese children. C12504 A little country school-church the students facing one way for the school days and turning their seats toward the pulpit at the other end of the back on Sundays. C12505 At Home - is a marked event in the missionary home.

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Transcription: C12506 Photo - graphers a May Day. C12507 May Day festivities include drills by the educational group C12508 May Day festivities - West China Union University Women, a College. C12509 Wallace Wang and Dr. George Sparking - West China Theological College. C12510 Rev. and Mrs. J. Olin Stockwell and their jeep. C12511 The congregation singing. C12512 Children in the church at showing of religous picture. C12513 Dr. S.H.Lilpis trand "Capping" a nurse at Tzichung Hospital.

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Transcription: C12633 Chinese Boy C12641 Soochow Christian Fellowship Bible Class C12642 Law School Associate: Dean, Principal, Professor of procedurative, Dean of administration watching the Moot Court C12643 Soochow Girls basket ball game C12644 Soochow Classroom C12645 Main building - Soochow

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Transcription: C12646 Soochow Law School Student Judge with procurator and recorder C12671 10:10-10:30 Morning Milk C12675 12:00-12:30 Grace C12670 9:30-10:00 Outdoor Play C12672 10:30-11:00 C12676 10:00-10:10 Quiet Time C12674 2:40-3:00 Free Play C12673 12:30-2:00 Nap time C12677 11:30-12:00

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Transcription: C12678 2:00-2:20 Getting Up C12681 8:30-9:00 C12684 2:20-2:40 C12679 9:00-9:30 Morning Inspection C12682 11:00-11:30 C12841 Nanping Methodist Hospital Mobile Health Unit c12680 3:00-3:30 Going Home C12683 9:00-9:30 C12861 Chapel and gardens of Leper Colony, Tungkun

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Transcription: C12867 Farm House, West China C12868 a street in a market town in West China C12869 Planting rice West china C12870 A Szechwan farm house surrounded by stack of drying sugar cane stocks. C12862 Women peasants carry clay for pottery, Tungkua C12891 The messenger of Budahism from India is supposed to have ridden to China on a white elephant. C12892 One of the most loved idols is the "Kwang Yin" a female goddess, who is the protector of all mothers and children

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Transcription: C12873 One temple hhouse a multitude of small idol each one different. C12874 Buddhist pilgrims returning from the sacred mt. where they worshipped at each shrine. C12875 The 32 ft. God. At his side are the emblems of power. C12876 Sunday morning service in a market village C12877 Each morning church finds a group gathered for morning prayers together. C12878 On parents day the old people of the church are given special honor all over 60 are invited to come forward and stand together on platform.

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Transcription: C12879 A small school and church out in open country. C12880 One country mother teaches her children their A. B. C.s C12881 May Day and the physical education girls at the Women's College Chengtu China West China union University are putting on a demonstration. C12882 May pole dance Women's college West China Union University C12883 Reading the bulleting board at the Blind school. C12884 A small organ a blind organist and a quartetto of blind singers

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Transcription: C12885 The harvest is in - in West China these schocks are rice staws. C12887 plowing the fields after harvest. C12888 Rice harvest. C12898 A Chinese temple god West China C12897 A Jade Buddha in temple in Chengtu C12899 Chinese gate West China

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Transcription: C12900 Bus travel in China C12901 Interior of country home West China. C 12902 Preparing the family meal West China. C 12903 Man carrying his child on way to market. C 12904 Spinning cotton West China. C12905 Spinning cotton West China.

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Transcription: C12906 Salt Well West China. C 12907 Large rice mill West China. C 12908 Rice mills on boats mills river by current. C 12909 Sugar refining in West China. C 12910 Sugar refining coaling in earthern wares pots. C12911 Basket makers West China.

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Transcription: C12912 Basket seller West China. C12915 Kindergarten children on way to school. C12913 Cloth peddler West China. C12914 Children Chengtu. C12916 Motor scooter in West China. C12917 Mrs. Philips and Mrs. Kigihough inspecting motor scooter. C12918 Bishop Chen of Olion Stockwell on way to the conference on motor scooter.

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Transcription: C12919 Mrs. E.L. Philips and Ohio Wesleyan graduation in West China. C12920 Bishop and Mrs. on visit to China Bishop Carliton Locky on the stone house. C12921 Dr. Glen Frye preaching through interpreter in Grace Methodist Church. Chengtu China. C12922 Hospital ward Methodist Hospital. Tzechung China. C12923 Mrs. Alma Erickson of Nurse giving oil and klim to udner nourished baby. West China. C12924 Weighing baby in better Baby Clinic. West China.

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Transcription: C12925 Recreation Methodist youth group West China. C12927 Girl student at West China Union Theo-Seminary. Chengtu. C12929 Student of West China Union Theological College. C12926 X-ray of student at West China. C12928 Students of West China Union Theo Seminary. Chingtu. C12930 Woman Evangelist preaching to prisoners. Chingtu.

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Transcription: C12931 Dr. Irmis Highbrough visiting family in the country. West China. C12933 Personal evangelism. West China. C12934 Communion service small Village Church near Chengtu. C12932 Country women learningto read the Bible. West China. C12935 English Bible class Methodist Church. Chengtu. C12936 Pastor of Chentu Methodist Church with 3 of his oldest members and granddaughter of the oldest member.

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Transcription: C12937 An ex-Buddhist priest applying to Miss Shearer and pastor Yang-Sao- Chung for Chistian Instruction. C12950 Clearing eye in the lie home. C12940 Choir school West China Union Theological College led by Mrs. Stockwell. C129385 5 Mennonite missionaries conferring with Bishop Chen before going to their field. West China. C12939 Bishop Chen and 4 men ordained by him gam. 1948 at West China Annual Conference. C12941 Dan Lee and Young Christian Leader of West China.

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Transcription: C12942 Dr. Daniel Lee Wifo, Director of Rel. Education. West China Conference. C12944 Daniel Lee family singing hymns in the home. C12946 Children of Daniel Lee playing in the home. C12943 Daniel Lee family making sugar ball for Chinese new year. C12945 One of Daniel Lee boys reciting to the family. C12947 Lee boys carrying Chinese new year lanterns.

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Transcription: C12948 Helping bathe the baby in the Lee home. C12951 Daniel Lee and wife working in the garden. C12953 The Church kindergarten attended by the Lee children. C23949 The Lee baby nap hour. C12952 The Lee family on the way to Church. C12954 Professor Wm .Overholt of Fukien Christian in Foochow working with agriculture student.

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Transcription: C12958 Worship in oldest Church in East Asia Foochow at 100th celebration of Mission. December 1947. C12969 Three Methodist students of Medicine at West Union University, West China. C13847 Chiense nurse feeding baby. C12958 Isabella Fishen Hospital training school for nurses. Tunsin, China. C13863 In a Chinese school room. C13892 Acherman Dormitory, West China Union University. C13893 Reading the newspapers. C13894 An old country woman. C13895 Teaching deaf and dumb to talk.

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Transcription: C13896 Teaching deaf and dumb to talk. C13897 Woman and child in poor surroundings. C13899 Easter morning sunrise service, West China. C13900 Field Day for bright selwoes in Chengtu. C13902 Bullock grinding flour. C13904 Bishop and Mrs. W.Y. chen of West China. C13901 Dr. C. Stanley Jones (with Bishop C.T. Jung translating) addresses Christian leaders. C13903 North China workers who have come to West China to help out during these days of crisis. C13905 Girls competing in relay race. Field Day at West China Union University. C13906 Six orphan babies awaiting adoption.

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Transcription: C13836 Chinese writing. C13943 Chinese signatures. C14136 Two Chinese boys with free milk cups. Canton, China. C14137 Children waiting in line for the morning feeding at the Free Milk Clinic in Canton, China.

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Transcription: C15168 Pres. Wallace Wang of the West China Theological College talks with one of his new Methodist students. China. C15169 Mrs. E.L. Philleps, member of the Board of Missions, visits West China and have her first ride in a sedan chair. China. C15170 A boy and his dog - the same whether in China or Amer. China.

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Transcription: C15171 The opening of a wide paved street did not move the well, as it is a neighborhood necessity. C15172 Crusade funds are building new buildings in Chingtu. Total cost less than two thousand US dollars. C15231 Soochow University China Hall. (Science). C15232 Soochow University Nance Memorial Pavillion. C15233 Soochow University Marshall Hall, Dormitory for boys in the Middle School. C15234 Soochow University Girl's Dormitory.

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Transcription: C15235 Soochow University Li Vi Keh Dormitory for college boys. (Anderson Hall at back). C15236 Soochow University Anderson Hall, housing the library and Middle School. C15237 Soochow University Gymnasium. C15340 Hinghwa City Church. F3221 Hostel and pagoda newly erected by Buddhists near Hong Kong. 1953. F3222 General view - construction of stadium in foreground. Hong Kong. 1953.

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Transcription: F3223 View of hillside site for MCOR housing project. Hong Kong. 1953. F3224 Playing field and city building. Hong Kong. 1953. F3225 Making adobe bricks. Hong Kong. 1953. F3226 Street scene. Hong Kong. 1953. F3227 Street scene. Hong Kong. 1953. F3228 A boy in the "New Territory" back of Kiwloun, Hong Kong. 1953. F3229 Center of a town in "New Territory". Hong Kong. 1953.

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Transcription: F3230 Movie theatre used on Sunday mornings for evangelistic services Hong Kong, 1953 F3231 Catholic school and church at a refugee housing center Hong Kong - 1953 F3232 Catholic Church in housing project - Hong Kong - 1953 F3233 Protestant Church in background near a Catholic housing project - Hong Kong 1953 F3234 British Methodist church loaned to Chinese Methodist for worship Hong Kong - 1953 F3235 New Cantonese Methodist Church Hong Kong - 1953 F3236 Garage being remodelled for temporary use as church and S. S. by refugee Methodists, Hong Kong - 1953 F3237 The way refugees fix up the cheap homes now being provided as low rentals - Hong Kong - 1953 F3238 New housing units for Chinese refugees from Red China, Hong Kong, 1953

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Transcription: F3239 New housing for refugees- Hong Kong - 1953 F3240 Refugee squatter area. (S. R. Anderson in area) Hong Kong - 1953 F3241 outskirts of Tainan Formosa - 1953 F3242 Newly constructed Southern Baptist church Tainan - Formosa 1953 F3243 Typical farm house set in field of rice Formosa - 1953 F3244 South Formosan women in distinctive dress - 1953 F3245 South Formosa woman at work in field - 1953 F3246 Crude church erected by new converts among formosan aborigines - 1953

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Transcription: F 3247 Aboriginies in modernized mountain home. Formosa - 1953. F 3248 E.K. Knetther trying to talk with family of mountain aborigines. Formosa - 1953. F 3249 Street scene. Taichung, Formosa - 1953. F 3250 Rev. Paul Shen's parsonage at Taiching. He is an independent evangelist-pastor. Formosa - 1953. F 3251 Gov't school building. Taichung, Formosa. 1953. F 3252 Children at roadside. Formosa - 1953. F 3253 Group at gate of kindergarten for soldier's orphans - sponsored by Min. Chiang. Formosa - 1953. F 3255 Morshippers gathering at Shih Ling, the Church where Pres. and Mrs. Chiang Kai Shek worship. Formosa - 1953. F 3256 Parade honoring draftees leaving for military training. Formosa - 1935.

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Transcription: F 3257 Review on National holiday. Formosa - 1953. F 3258 Chinese operated-tanks in review on national holiday. Formosa - 1953. F 3259 Taipei building used by the Taiwan school of Soochow University. Formosa - 1953. F 3260 Street in Taipei. Formosa - 1953. F 3261 126 ft. street leading to capital building. Taipei. Formosa - 1953. F 3262 One of the ancient gates at Taipei. Formosa - 1953. F 3263 Church at leprosarium at Taipei. Formosa - 1953. F 3264 Residence at Wesley Grave, near Taipei, Formosa (Mrs. Don Mac Jnaiss). 1953. F 3265 Mountain rice fields seen from Wesley Grove. Taipei, Formosa.1953.

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Transcription: F 3266 Part of garden, Wesley Grove. Taipei, Formosa - 1953. F 3267 This row of garages was converted into what is now the North Point Methodist Church. Hong Kong. F 3268 Dr. Timothy Y.H. Chow preaching in North Point Methodist Church. Hong Kong. F 3269 The choir of North Point Methodist Church. Hong Kong. F 3271 The Congregation of North Point Methodist Church. Hong Kong.

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Transcription: F 4048 Wesley Village, Hong Kong. C 22467 FreeChina President C.Y. Stone of Methodist-affiliated Soochow University. Taipei, Taiwan.

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Transcription: H46134 Miami, Florida, Coral Cables First Methodist Church H46135 Miami, Florida, North Hialeah Methodist Church H46136 Miami, Florida, Tamiami Temple H46137 Miami, Florida, Wesley Methodist Church H46138 Miami, Florida, White Temple Methodist Church H46139 Woodbine, Florida, Methodist Church

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Transcription: H46140 Ambridge, Indiana, Ambridge Methodist Church H46141 Hanover, Indiana, Hanover Methodist Church H46142 Beal, Indiana, New Bethel Methodist Church H46143 Loogootee, Indiana, True Love Methodist Church H46144 Burns City, Indiana, Burns City Methodist Church H46145 near Traders' Point, Indiana, Macedonia Methodist Church

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Transcription: H46146 Branchville, Maryland, traffic at the old Methodist Church H46147 Branchville, Maryland, ground breaking for new Methodist Church H46148 Branchville, Maryland, ground breaking, Palm Sunday, for the new Methodist Church H46149 Flint, Michigan, Huron Street Methodist Church H46150 Flint, Michigan, Eastwood Methodist Church H46151 Clio, Michigan, Wesley Methodist Church (Wesley and Trinity have united to form Bethany)

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Transcription: H46152 Fenton, Michigan, Long Lake Methodist Church H46153 Pontiac, Michigan, Baldwin Avenue Methodist Church H46154 Pontiac, Michigan, same H46155 Portage, Michigan, Methodist Church H46156 Saginaw, Michigan, Broadway Avenue Methodist Church H46157 Toledo, Ohio, Christ Methodist Church

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Transcription: H46178 Waukegan, Illinois, Faith Methodist Church congregation H41680 Mount Morris, Michigan, the Methodist Church H46181 Shawano, Wisconsin, the Methodist Church H46182 Madison, Wisconsin, Monona Methodist Church H41683 Madison, Wisconsin, Monona Methodist Church H46184 Green Bay, Wisconsin, Bethany Methodist Church

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Transcription: H46185 Madison, Wisconsin, South Shore Methodist Church H46186 Springfield, Pennsylvania, C.C. Hancock Memorial Methodist Church site H46254 Waukegan, Illinois, Faith Methodist Church in new school 1957 H46266 Reverend John Watchorn, Reverend Curtis and Reverend Simmons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1958 H46268 Silver Bay, Minnesota, United Protestant Church H46269 Silver Bay, Minnesota, United Protestant Church

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Transcription: H46270 Silver Bay, Minnesota, interior United Protestant Church H46271 Hialeah, Florida, Education unit, First Methodist Church H46272 Opalacka, Florida, the Methodist Church H46273 Morristown, New Jersey, the Methodist Church H46274 Nett Lake, Minnesota, Methodist Church, Chippewa Indian Reservation H46275 same as H46274

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Transcription: H46276 Springfield, Pennsylvania, a family signs the new church register, Hancock Memorial Methodist Church H46277 Haverton, Pennsylvania, Trinity Methodist Church H46278 Levittown, Pennsylvania, Emilie Methodist Church H46279 Ann Arbor, Michigan, West Side Methodist Church H46280 Flat Rock Michigan, sign at church site H46299 Eddystone, Pennsylvania, laying cornerstone, Education Building, Reverend P.M. Harris and Reverend J.V. Watchorn

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Transcription: 721 Browing, Montana, Blackfeet Indian Mission Church 723 Bonners Ferry, Idaho, The Methodist Church 724 Casper, Wyoming, First Methodist Church 725 Hopkins, Minnesota, First Methodist Church 726 Elm Grove, Wisconsin, The Community Methodist Church 727 Elm Grove, Wisconsin, The Community Methodist Church

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Transcription: 728 Minneapolis, Minnesota, Golden Valley Methodist Church 729 Great Falls, Montana, West Side Methodist Church 730 Fargo, North Dakota, Faith Methodist Church 731 Libby, Montana, the Methodist Church 732 Excelsior, Minnesota, the Methodist Church 1235 Washington, District of Columbia, Agar Road Methodist Church

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Transcription: 1618 Fort Wayne, Indiana, Aldersgate Methodist Church after a fire 1236 Branchville, Maryland, North College Park, Methodist Church cornerstone laying 1237 Branchville, Maryland, same as 1236 2263 Rapid City, South Dakota

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Transcription: New Methodist Church. Tieutsin.

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Transcription: Field Day, 1914. Field Day, 1914. Field Day, 1914. Field Day, 1914. Field Day, 1914. Field Day, 1914.

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Transcription: Point between the Hari and Yangtze River at Hariyaug. Temple is on the point.

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Transcription: Aldeu Sheare Memorial Hospital. Yeurfriug. 3817 Aldeu Speare Memorial Hopsial. Yeufriug. Aldeu Speare Memorial Hopsial. Yeufriug.

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Transcription: Grass shoes - 2 Mexican coppers.

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Transcription: A wedding in Song Chiong country, Fukien. 25816 A wedding in Song Chiong country, Fukien. Fukien native preacher of our church. Idols turned over to the Fukien preacher at Yenping.

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Transcription: The telephone invading China and voercoming the protection afforded the Governor's residence in the capital of Hiran by the old dragons. "Reeking tubes" long silent on old Changsha. Hot rises since. 1859. The country of a gentleman's residence in old Changsha. Clothes cost little in summer in China.

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Transcription: A proud father. The mother, more retiring, hides behind. Pounding rice to remove the husk. The rice is in a hole in the ground, and the pounder presses on a lever with his foot. On releasing it, the stone weight crushes the rice. The patient ox, doing his wearisome stint of grinding grain. Rickshaws along a flooded river front. Buckets for carrying water. The steamer coming to the wharf. Coolies jumping over before the gang plank is laid. Steam has not yet displaced the sails in China.

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Transcription: Chinese girls can enjoy a lark, too. Crossing the river in a sampan on a windy day.

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Transcription: The movies in China are often only "peepshows". What is inside? No people aer more curious than the Chinese. A crowd peeping into a gateway. Bandaged but beaming! In a Mission Hospital. Rapidly recovering. In a Mission Hospital.

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Transcription: A visit to the clinic in the Alden Spearl Memorial Hospital. Yenping, China. The Parade of the Nations.

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Transcription: The Parade of the Nations. Filipino Baseball Team.

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Transcription: 42394 Basket ball. Chinese team vs. American School of Shanghai. 28727 Basket ball. Filipinos vs. China.

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Transcription: Chinese Basket Ball Team. Volley Ball. China vs. Philipine Ids.

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Transcription: Start of the 15-mile open bicycle race. Finish of the 220-yards race.

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Transcription: Finish of the quarter-mile race. China wins. First lap in the half-mile race.

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Transcription: Kumagai and Kashio in the foreground, winning Far Eastern Doubles. The Broad Jump.

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Transcription: The Pole Vault. Rubuja, crack field man of the Philipine Island team.

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Transcription: Takatsu of Japan wins the open half-mile race.

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Transcription: Mile relay, won by Japan. Ending first mile in the Open Marathon.

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Transcription: The 8-Mile Far Eastern Marathon Filipino Sprinters. Saapedra, all-around champion, #1 man. Winner of Decathalon on right.

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Transcription: Start of the 50-yard swim. The swimming contests - 50 yards.

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Transcription: Finish 220-yard hurdles - China Intercollegiate, May 1915. Finish 220-yard clash - China Intercollegiate, May 1915. Finish of Junior quarter-mile at St. John's University. Shanghai, China. Start half-mile race. China Intercollegiate, May 1915. Child about 9 years old laboring on building. Houseboat at Musih.

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Transcription: Boat at Musih. Old man with sunshade wrapped under querre. Sail made of square piece of cloth. The Honghen Market, Shanghai. Beggar at Musih "Temple of the Spring". Feet eaten off by disease.

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Transcription: One of the pretty temples near Shan Hai Kwan, China. Kindergarten Class, Siong Iu Dong (Institutional Church). Foochow, China.

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Transcription: The Blind Beggar and the Rich Man. Kiu Kiang. The Leper by the Wayside. Kiu Kiang. 77530 Women washing at the pool. Kin Kiang

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Transcription: A girl's day school among the common people. Kin Kiang. Kin Kiang Pagoda. Kin Kiang, China.

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Transcription: One of China's Scholars at the White Deer Grotto. Central China Terraced rice fields in So. Kiang Si near the Kan River. A native saw mill So. Kiang Si, China.

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Transcription: Wayside Shrine under large camphor tree So. Kiang Si, China.

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Transcription: 44019 The Gospel of the Cigarette. A long lone of 23 wagons unloading at the warehouse of the B+A Tobacco Co. directly in front of the Methodist Episcopal Mission Compound in Peking. This scene is on Hsiao Hsun Hu Tung, our outlet to the Hatamen great street. The gatehouse and front gate of the mission are seen in the background of the picture. 43361 An almost daily view taken from the front gate of our Mission. After having seen the enormous qyantities of cigarettes unloaded at this one warehouse all the past winter it is easy to believe that the motto of the B+A Tobacco Co.: "A cigarette in the mouth of every Chinese man, woman, and child", is being realized. The magnificent gateways of Peking are defaced by the omnipresent cigarette sign. This is the Yung Ting Men gate, at the southern end of Chien Men Street, just south of the Temple of Heaven.

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Transcription: Approach to a large temple in the City of Confucius. A fine archway in the City of Confucious, Chu fu hsien. Artistic corner of local temple and very old.

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Transcription: New Methodist Church. Tietsin.

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Transcription: Yung-au Bible Conference after work had been opened six years (1913). In a native house over 200 years old used as a chapel, just about to be torn down to make room for the new Hospital Foundation of which can be seen in the background...

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Transcription: 24893 Chinese Revolution, city burning China. 34894 Chinese Revolution, Haukow... 24895 Chinese Revolution Burning of Natiae city - Haukow, China.

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Transcription: 24889 Imperial soldiers at Hankow. 24890 Drilling rebel. Hankow. 24891 Revolutionary troops. Hankow. 24892 ?

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Transcription: A group of middle school fellows who plan to enter Theological School in 1916 (Sent by J.B. Eyistone, Foochow).

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Transcription: A certain man had two sons. The younger of them said to his father, "Father, give me the potion of thy substance that falleth to me". (Two teachers stand in the background). The younger son departs with his burden-bearer though his father is retraining him.

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Transcription: Tsao wan Jung, preacher at Wang kwan ying, Chentzuchen Circuit, Lanksien District, China Conference. 14707 The new Wesley Church dedicated by Bishop Bashford, October 18, 1914. Tientsin. 14704 Chao Shih Ming, preacher at Ting Sin hi, Lanhsien District, North China Conference. Meeting held Sept. 22-26 inside the "Forbidden City", Peking, adjacent to Central Gate. Matt Pavilion seats 5000 and was filled. The site was ? by the Board of Communication. The Board of War gave 200 ?. The Board of Education gave a half-holiday to 5000 government students.

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Transcription: A sugar-cane mill. Ploughing. String rice. ?

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Transcription: Admiral Tsai Ling Kan and officers. Mr. Mi Chung Kao, aged 70, for fifty years under Manchu Government employ, and now Chief Secretary in the Custom House. His only son, Mi Chen Yi, is also working for the Chinese Republic. The latter is a Christian. 14791 Mr. Men-Shih-tsin, Head of Foreign Affairs Bureau, Cheki ang Province.

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Transcription: He hired himself out and was sent into the fields to feed swine. He would fain...with the husks...did eat, but no...When he came to...

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Transcription: The younger son gathered all together. The accountant in dividing the inheritance while the younger son watches him. The younger son seated at further end of the table. "The Prodigial Son".

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Transcription: Taiping Street. Hankow. Taiping Street (Peaceful Street). Hankow. Separates native city foreign conessions.

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Transcription: Buna- Foreign Concession (British Concession). Sihk Policeman. Hankow. General view of the Hangang Iron Works.

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Transcription: 38068 Kindergarten class, Siong Irs Dong (Institutional Church). Foochow (Walled City). China.

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Transcription: The village of Amigca, Hinghua, China. This entire village of more than 100 people, 40 of whom appear in the picture, were won to Christ by a student in the Hinghwa Biblical School. So far as I know, this is the first entire village in all our work that has been won to Christ. (T.S. Carson, Principal Hiughwa Biblical School).

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Transcription: 21439 Old Lady Mang preaching on the street when 82 years old. 21446 May 11, 1915. First anniversary of the opening of the Industrial Agricultural School for Boys. Rev. Mong Geng Huo, President of the Board of Education, in the foreground, undoubtedly one of the noblest of Chinese men.

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Transcription: 24877 Children climbing on wall, Shanghai. Chinese Revolution, China. 24878 Street scene, Shanghai. Chinese Revolution.

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Transcription: 24849 Shanghai street decorated for celebration. Street scene. Chinese Revolution. China. 24880 Street scene with Republic flags. Chinese Revolution street scene.

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Transcription: Wankow Pass, northwest of Peking. The American soldiers fortifying one corner of the Methodist Episcopal Compound in Peking at the time of the Chinese Revolution. A Chinese District Superintendent, Te Mu Sheh, and his first grandson.

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Transcription: The long carts in which the deligates rode from Peking to the Y.M.C.A. Conference, 1913, The picture shows two kinds of carts. Village of Pei Tai Ito, North China. Class of 1912, Peking University.

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Transcription: Village street near Pei Tai Ho. A fishing scene at Pei Tai Ho. The Peiking Street Watering System.

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Transcription: Changli Girls' School Compound. Girls of the Changli Girls' School.

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Transcription: 64411 Japanese Line river steamers, on the Yangtze. Tayih Iron Works. South of Hankow on the Yangtze. Tayeh Iron Works. South of Hankow on the Yangtze. 40438 Hanyang Iron Works in Hanyang near Hankow.

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Transcription: Cargo lighters on the Han River near Hankow. Shops in famine refuge quarters. Hankow.

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Transcription: 26499 Changli Girls' School. Girls marching to school. Left to right - Mrs. Jinell, Mrs. Stobart, Dr. Gloss, each of whom represents more than thirty years of work in China. A group of villagers who had never heard of a Graflex. Pastor Tang Lin and family.

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Transcription: 55290 Peking University Professor's Family. Bridge, Summer Palace. Peking. Summer Palace. A snap shot inside a "Kao Liang" restaurant. Kao Liang is a tall grain, a millet like broom-corn.

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Transcription: A village shop. The front gate of the temple, Wo Ko Sau. Through this gate may be seen the hills beyond and the back gate of the temple premises. The Temple of the Sleeping Buddha, in which was held a Y.M.C.A. Conference, 1913.

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Transcription: Hatamen Street, Peking. Well and wheelbarrow for water. Near Pei Tai Ho. This is Peking University during the trouble caused by the Chinese Revolution. These are army wagons and animals, and the soldiers are making sandbags.

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Transcription: Meeting during the Eddy Campaign at Mintsing, China. This picture shows the central section of the audience in one of the meetings. The small boys in the foreground are students in Chinese gentry schools of the higher primary grade. Toward the middle and rear are adult business men, teachers, farmers, etc. This picture shows about one-half the total number in the meeting. The meeting was held in a large temple by permission of the literary gentry. Out of site in the background are the temple gods.

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Transcription: 14801 Eddy Meeting at Mintsing, China. A view of the platform with the speaker (in foreign clothes), the secretaries at the tables, the chairman and other assistants.

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Transcription: 24881 Cigarette advertisements on wall. Chinese Revolution, intercor, China. 24882 Sun Yat Sen, first President of China. 24883 Soldiers with guns stacked. Chinese Revolution. 24884 View of RR station. Cavalry present. Chinese Revolution.

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Transcription: 24885 Lone Imperial Scout along RR during Revolution, Central China. 24886 Imperial troops on way to Hankow. 24887 Pontoon bridge at Hankow, Han River. Chinese Revolution. 24888 Imperial troops on way to Hankow - artillery advancing.

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Transcription: 24896 Burning of Hankow during Revolution. 24897 Ruins at Hankow after fire. 24898 Chinese Red Cross men at Hankow during Revolution fighting.

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Transcription: 24899 Red Cross stretcher-bearers. 24900 Red Cross boat from man-of-war at landing.

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Transcription: Students, missionaries, and gentry at Kutien Mission School Commencement Exercise, 1909.

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Transcription: 9999 The Far Eastern Olympic Athletes, 1915.

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Transcription: 14720 Chengtu Hospital Methodist EpiscopalM. as seen from the M.F.M.S. property across the street. The clock on the tower has made a place for itself among the people. At night it may be heard for long distances. On a clear day from this clock tower, the fathest west in China, snow clad hills of Thibet may be seen rising. 14721 Our street in Chengtu between our property and that of the M.F.M.S. As may be seen it is a much travelled street. Our pastor, Li Dsang Cien, sitting on a bench to the left, is talking to some of his neighbors. 14722 Girls' Boarding School. Property of M.F.M.S. Chengty, as seen from the Chengtu Hospital across the street. In the distance may be seen the South Gate of Chengty through which one passes in going out to ? College of the Methodist EpiscopalM.

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Transcription: 14737 Group of athletes. Nen China. Nanking University.

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Transcription: The Orphanage boys weaving.

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Transcription: 27794 The Rebecca McCabe Orphanage as it was in 1900 - the days of its beginning. 27795 The way babies come to the Orphanage when they are not left at the gate.

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Transcription: An official wearing his official robes and insignia. The breastplate is beautifully embroidered in silk and gold thread. Note the beads around his neck. On the table at the left is a tobacco pipe in which the smoke is drawn through

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Transcription: Shanghai suburbs . Shacks and house-boat near Dixwell Road A common beggar on a Nanking road. Soochow Creek, Shanghai, looking up stream from Garden Bridge. Nanking housekeepers, washing clothes and vegatables An Eddy Meeting crowd at Nanking, waiting an hour for admission. Government School boys waiting to hear Mr. Eddy, Nanking. A Guardian God at Pu Lu Si Buddist temple in Nanking. Nanking criminal . . . paraded for public

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Transcription: 25139 Fortune Telling . . .Confernce, Union Theological. . .enrollment 95. This photo. . .the Entering Class, Feb. 1916. Foochow Conference, Union theological School. A group of the fellows.

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Transcription: Corner Stone of Woman's college, Foochow, China Bishop Joyce Memorial School of theology - Chengtu West China University, Methodist Episcopal Mission. Front view facing West, taken from Friends Plot playground.

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Transcription: Rec'd from G. L. Davis, Taianfu, China Rec'd from G. L. Davis, Taianfu, China Chen Pi Commission of Port and Communication, of Chinese Emperor (now deposed), Japanese Consul, Commissioner of Customs, Smythe Jones of College Foochow Gentry, leading Cantonese citizen, etc.

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Transcription: China Education, Kinckiang.

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Transcription: 26501 China Education, Kiukiang.

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Transcription: China Education, Kiukiang.

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Transcription: Nanking University, China.

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Transcription: Members of Foochow Conference. Ngu Chang via Foochow, China.

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Transcription: Day School Teachers of Foochow District, Foochow Conference; Rev. George S. Miner and Bishop Joyce. Theological School, Foochow.

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Transcription: The Y.M.C.A. of the Anglo-Chinese College. Foochow, China. Bishop Bashford stands in the center.

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Transcription: Robertson Science Hall, Foochow, Oct. 26. Four audience with a total.

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Transcription: Robertson Science Hall (other half), Foochow, Oct. 26. Result of 761 signed for Bible Study, 1018 already in classes, 131 baptized.

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Transcription: Foochow City Sunday School Rally, Spring, 1914.

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Transcription: Postman of the Chinese P.O., Foochow.

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Transcription: 27546 Fork, and Girls' School at Buig Taug.

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Transcription: Bird's-eye view of the Nanking Exhibition.

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Transcription: Great Wall of China. Shauhaikwan.

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Transcription: Group of Chinese Christians. Yenpuing.

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Transcription: Priest and Scholar- Llama Temple. Peking. 26504 Scientific lecture to women.

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Transcription: Shauhaikwan. 168 Unburied coffin of Christian killed at Kuckiang.

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Transcription: 26500 Wuhu. Women's Foreign Missionary Society of Southwest side of hill. Woman washing in pool, little baby near her. Man washing vegetables. White spots are broken ice, pond covered with ice in winter. Two grave stones are on the hill to the right of tree and lowest down are the stones marking graves on property in dispute. Clothes on house drying. Huts of squatters.

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Transcription: Bamboo Rope-making Tower - Nuhu. Wood-sawing. Government School, Pagoda and Temple - Wuhu.

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Transcription: Another sectong of the beautiful Kushan Monastery near Foochow. Note the barren mountains in the background.

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Transcription: 1713 One of the numerous temples belonging to the famous Kushan Monastery. This is an exceedingly beautiful spot, high up on the mountain side near the sea at Foochow, China. The water in the foreground is a fish pond in which are kept many sacred fish.

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Transcription: The cemetary at Foochow in which the victims of the Kuching Massacre of 1895 are buried. The angel monument in the center of the picture is in their memory while their graves are marked by the low stones in the foreground. The hill in the background is a Chinese cemetary and the stones showing are grave markers.

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Transcription: 62348 A typical Chinese sampan boat, with is family crew and some passengers. Note the flooded rice fields at the extreme right of the picture. The Min river is in the far background.

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Transcription: 1985 Students revering memory of Sun Yat Sen, High Primary School. Peiping, China. 2126 Transplanting rice. China. 2127 Cultivation with a bulloch. 2128 Mural decoration on a public wall as a part of a campaign against cigarette smoking by General Feng. 2129 Mural decoration on a public wall as a part of a campaign against cigarette smoking by General Feng.

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Transcription: 2130 Cultivating field with human power. 2131 Plowing with ox and donkey. 2132 Women with bound feet grinding corn. 2133 Terraced fields. 2134 Street scene.

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Transcription: Temple in Province of Fukien, China.

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Transcription: A part of Kushan (Drum Mountain) Buddhist Monastery near Foochow, China. There are about five hundred priests connected with this monastery, but only about two hundred are in attendance at a time.

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Transcription: 2089 Pagoda, Foochow, China. 44131 The Old Pagoda, Wuhu.

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Transcription: 27874 Theological School, Foochow.

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Transcription: 28730 Faculty of Theological School, Foochow.

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Transcription: Tennis Court, Y.M.C.A., Foochow.

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Transcription: Foochow, S.S. Rally, Spring, 1914. The "Narrow Door" illustrated. Those who would enter: One carrying a wine flask; one, a large Chinese corn-a cash; one, a gambling board (at left end). The boy preacher stands in the center. 26491 Main Building, Anglo Chinese Colley. Foochow, China.

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Transcription: Women's School. Ngu Cheng, China. Foochow Conference.

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Transcription: 28732 Chinkiang School - girls who served dinner to sixty poor neighbors at the Holiday Season, 1908.

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Transcription: Day School Teachers of Foochow District. Rev. George S. Miner, Bishop Cranston.

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Transcription: Day School. Teachers and Preachers on the Foochow District, Foochow Conference.

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Transcription: Kiukiang Women's Training School. Senior Class. 26489 Foochow Women's College. Foochow Women's College - Chapel on a festive occassion.

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Transcription: Hardy Training School at Yung Chun, Fukien Province China. Feb. 1914. In the back row from left to right: Rev. Lo Kim Lang, Vice-Principal of the school and in entire charge during absence of principal. Two Chinese teachers. Mr. Sun Thian Lai, graduate of the school and now a teacher. Mr Sun Ut Khi. Mr. Lan Sui Kok.

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Transcription: Brother Main. Theological School.

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Transcription: The Chinese Characters written above mean: "On the 10th day of March, 1914, we pledge ourselves (or our lives) to the work of the Christian Ministry." 98 Students of Peking University. Peking, China. The Chinese Characters written above mean: "On the 10th day of March, 1914, we pledge ourselves (or our lives) to the work of the Christian Ministry." 98 Students of Peking University. Peking, China.

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Transcription: Conference, Chengtu. 1908 Viceroy Chao Erh Teng visiting British Consul on right Bishop Bradford (In. E.) Bishop Cassels (C. In. S.) Rev. J. Taylor (A.B.F.In.U.) Dr. H.L. Canright (In. E. In.) Arthur H. Smith (American Board, In. China)

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Transcription: 26506 Gamble Memorial Hospital, Chungking. This is chiefly a side view. It is too shut in to get a front view. see China 7 188. Kucheng Hospital, China 1,2,3 - Helpers. 4 - Teacher. 5 - First Assistant. 6 - Graduate Assistant. 7 - Mrs. T. H. Coole. 8 - Dr. T. H. Coole. 9 - Third Year Student. Some of the dispensary patients at Taianfu Men's Hospital. Taianfu, Shantung, China.

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Transcription: 55441 Patient with osteongelites of the jaw in hospital at Taianfu. The picture illustrates the brick floor, the plaster walls from which flakes of plaster are continually falling, and the wooden bed whose cracks contain numerous vermin. This is the best ward in the hospital. 55442 Efulis of the upper jaw removed. The patient went home well and happy, able to eat solid food for the first time in four years. Taianfu Hospital.

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Transcription: Boy in Taianfu Hospital, Suffering from a severe burn of six months before. He has just had a large skin graft applied, and the limb is covered with a fly screen. Hospital Cook at Taianfu, Shantung, China, preparing food. The kitchen including equipment is perhaps worth $10 gold.

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Transcription: 126503 Dedication of the Hinghwa Biblical School, Hingwa, China, April 2, 1914.

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Transcription: 14689 Gen. Sung's Reception to China Central Conference.

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Transcription: Graduating Class of Hinghwa Biblical School - 1914. The Faculty is in the front row.

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Transcription: Map (J. H. Irish)

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Transcription: 25041 Boat under Sail, Kan River, China. 25042 Boats under Sail on Kan River, China. 25043 River Scene, China.

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Transcription: 25044 City on River, China. 25045 Scene in country. Mountains in Distance, China. 25046 Bluffs along River, China. 25047 City on River, China.

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Transcription: Hinghwa, China.

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Transcription: Hinghwa, China.

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Transcription: Hinghwa, China.

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Transcription: Hinghwa, China. Boys School, Primary, High School and Normial. October 1914.

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Transcription: 20194 Woman's College, Foochow. 20195 Woman's College, Foochow.

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Transcription: Miss Josephine Miriam Eyestone, age 4 May 10, 1916. Sheis the daughter of J.B. Eyestone, Foochow.

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Transcription: Elkington #1 West China Elkington #2 Arcade in Chingtu Elkington #3 Farmhouse in East China Elkington #4 Szechuan, West China

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Transcription: Elkington #5 Salt well in Szechuan Elkington #6 Upper Yangtse Elkington #7 Upper Yangtse Elkington #8 19559 Native City of Hankon

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Transcription: Elkington #18 On the Upper Yangtse Elkington #19 On the Upper Yangtse Elkington #20 West China Elkington #21 West China Elkington #23 On the Yangtse

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Transcription: Elkington #26 The Great Road between Chungking and Chengtu Elkington #27 View of West China Elkington #28 Friends' native congregation at Fu Ho, China Elkington #29 The Pastor of Chungking

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Transcription: Elkington #30 In the gorges of the Upper Yangtse Elkington #31 Cow Ploughing in West China Elkington #32 In the native city of Chungking, West China Elkington #33 Coming down the Yangtse through the gorges from Chungking

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Transcription: Elkington #34 In the Yangtse Gorges. Elkington #35 A group of Chinese girls from Normal School in Chingtu Elkington #36 Upper Yangtse Elkington #37 Friends' Mission; home of A Warburton Davidson at Chungking, West China

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Transcription: Elkington #38 Friends' Chapel at Suining, China Elkington #39 In the gorges, Upper Yangtse Elkington #40 Little girls at Government Orphanage, Nanking, spinning or reeling silk. Elkington #41 Pyramid Mountains at Ichang, West China

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Transcription: Elkington #42 Pyramid Mountains opposite Ichang Elkington #43 Yangtse in Ichang Gorge. Elkington #45 Yangtse in Ichang, China. Elkington #46 Native City of Stankow

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Transcription: Elkinton #9 Pagoda on Yangtse, West China Elkinton #11 Imperial summer house near Peking; Bridge for servants Elkinton #12 Entering Ichang Gorge, Upper Yangtse Elkinton #13 Wusang Gorge, Upper Yangtse

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Transcription: Elkinton #14 Banks of the Upper Yangtse, West China Elkinton #15 Chinese married women going to school in Ichang. Elkinton #16 Gold washing in Upper Yangtse. Elkinton #17 Entering Gorges of Upper Yangtse.

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