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Transcription: Collins Day School, given by Mr. T.D. Collins, Nebraska, Pennsylvania. It is one of the best buildings in Korea. Many young men have gone out from this school all over the country. First and second year classes exercising on the new playground, where we removed a big bank and built a stone wall. Here is an opportunity for a friend in America to help complete payment for it.

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Transcription: Third and fourth year classes exercising in the church yard as the school yard is too small. Preparatory class, teaching arithmetic. The enrollment is 103 but the average attendance is 70.

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Transcription: First year class ethics. The enrollment is 43 and the average attendance is 40. The teacher of this class, Mr. P.C. Lee was graduated from this school. Second year class drawing. The enrollment is 20, the average attendance is 18. Mr. P.H. Lee is the teacher.

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Transcription: Third year class, Chinese language. The enrollment is 24, average attendance 23. Mr. Y.S. Pong is teacher. Fourth year class, Japanese language. The enrollment is 14, average attendance 13. Mr. K. Song is teacher.

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Transcription: Manual training class of the 3rd and 4th years, any one of these articles made may be obtained as a souvenir from S.K. Dong, Chelulpo, Korea This is the office. The six teachers at their desks from right to left are. 1. Mr. P.H. Noe, 2. Y.K. Chai, 3. C.S. Chai, 4. Mr. P.C. Lee, 5. K. Song, 6. Y.S. Pong, Mr. Y.K. Chai, Mr. C.S. Chai and Mr. Lee were graduated

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Transcription: 25322 Sunday School Ralley, North Palace, Korea, during the visit of the World's Sunday School Commission, April 19, 1913 1808 Sunday School Rally, North Palace, Korea, during the visit of the World's Sunday School Commission, April 19, 1913 see Korea 1, page 21 A Korean challenge to American money. Hearing of the quarter centennial movement in America and that $3000 was needed for a Boys' school in Pyeng Yang the Christians made contributions and build the first story of stone. After a year an American lady gave money to complete it. 218 boys now with an average attendance, September 1913 of B.W. Billings Korea in transition "The boy shall be father of the man" (A. Becker)

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Transcription: Furniture making Seoul, Korea, Y.M.C.A. 60 year old birthday celebration Mobile market

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Transcription: Cornerstone laying Boys' School in Yeng Byen, Korea, August 16, 1912, (C.D. Morris)

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Transcription: Elkington 62, Two Korean Christians Tug of war - Field Day Y.M.C.A. Teaching deaf mute in Korea A group of High School boys in Pyeng Yang. Most of these boys are graduates of the day school on West Circuit

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Transcription: Plant of Methodist Church, Kang Syo, Korea, Pyeng Yang District Boys' Society, House Church Girls Society House Plant of Methodist Church at Kang Syo, Korea Pyeng Yang District, Boy's Society House church, Girls Society House

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Transcription: Boys school, Kang Syo, Korea. Pyeng Yang District.

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Transcription: Stab wound of chest. This patient was very ppor and friendless. Discharged cured after being cared for at Dr. Follwell's dispensary. This little patient came for treatment of short legs, a result of excessive burns. He was unable to walk when he came, being arrived from a distance by his father. This picture shows the patient 3 months later, Dr. Follwell. Fatty tumor of neck removed by D. Follwell at dispensary. Pyeng Yang, Korea

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Transcription: A Christian family exhorter Sa. and some of his children in their home, inside the East gate, George H. Jones, 1908

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Transcription: Fine rock scenery but rather poor trail for motoring, Yeng Byen, Korea taken January 29, 1916, V.H. Macks 25797 Reaching town on market day, Yeng Byen, January 31, 1916, V.H. Macks Rice offerings to pictures. see Korea 2, page 162 25330 Funeral of Emperor, 2 days after, March 1, 1919 see Korea page 2, page 162

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Transcription: 25329 see Korea 2, page 162 25228 see Korea 2, page 161 25326 see Korea 2, page 161 26550 see Korea 2, page 165 Washing in Korea. In the distances the new "Grand Hotel" for foreigners and managed by Englishmen in process of creation. This river is near the railroad station of the Seoul and Chemulpo railroads, but the station cannot be seen

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Transcription: F.B. Fisher caught in the act by Bishop Welch's camera, Korea F.B. Fisher caught in the act by Bishop Welch's camera, Korea No information given Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Home, Wonju, Korea

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Transcription: Pai Chai Haktang, Seoul, Korea. Students taking the morning exercise. In the center is seen the first modern brick, building built in Seoul in 1817. On the left is the new recitation hall just completed.

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Transcription: The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society's Woman's Hospital of Extended Grace and Hospital Board of Foreign Missions in the west gate of Pingipang Chosen. May 8, 1918, Korea

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Transcription: Severance Union Medical College, Nurse's Training School. Graduating class 1918, Seoul, Korea. Left to right standing: Dr. J.M. Hirst, Halma Myung Sook, Oh In Chul, Miss Esther L. Shields, R.N., Miss Elsie J. Shepping, R.N, Im Kwang Myung, Kim Yung Sil, Dr. Avison, Seated Mrs. J.P. Campbell

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Transcription: Nurses in the Methodist Episcopal Hospital, Haiju, Korea Babies born in the Methodist Episcopal Hospital, Haiju, Korea Korean nurse with hospital baby, Methodist Episcopal Hospital, Haiju, Korea Delia M. Battles, Haiju, Korea

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Transcription: Unusual Red Cross Unit, all are missionaries left Seoul, Korean August 8 for "somewhere in Siberia." Mrs. Ludlow, Dr. Ludlow, Miss Eslib, Miss Reinnir, Dr. Tipton, Dr. Mansfield, Presbyterian, Miss Roberts, Methodist Episcopal, Miss Butler, Methodist Episcopal , Woman's Foreign Missionary Society. 69684 Korean children

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Transcription: Koreans fishing in winter at the River Han. Holes are cut in the ice and the line in dropped, Korea Bullock loaded with driftwood, Korea

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Transcription: Inside of a spirit shrine, Korea 70182 Royal funeral, Korea

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Transcription: The great South Gate, Seoul Korea Great gate at Pyongyang, Korea

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Transcription: The inside of a modern Korean shop, Korea Making rice - mortar and pestile, Korea

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Transcription: The Queen's tomb outside of Seoul, Korea 69601 The approach to the gate of Seoul, Korea

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Transcription: Pagoda Park, Seoul, Korea 70491 Northeast gate of the city of Seoul, Korea

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Transcription: Bishop Welch laying cornerstone of Boys' High School built with centenary funds of Pyongyang, Korea Stone figures about an ancient royal grave, Korea For twenty five years the foot of a Buddha priest has not passed thru this great gate in Seoul

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Transcription: Funeral procession leaving the palace the trees are presented by high Japanese nobility. There are offerings for the sacrifice covered with white. The long lines of rope - men are seen in the background with officials in front of them. Korea Old Emperors' funeral, March 3, 1919, Seoul The bier leaving Palace home by about 200 men with another 200 pulling the ropes. Korea Old Emperors' funeral, March 3, 1919, Seoul

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Transcription: Offerings from mobility, the procession leaving the street to go to the place for Japanese ceremony, Korea Old Emperors' Funeral, March 3, 1919, Seoul Officials going to the ceremony Administrative Superintendent I. Yaimagato in center, Korea Old Emperors' Funeral, March 3, 1919, Seoul

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Transcription: Pavilions and enclosure for official ceremony Japanese, Korea Old Emperors' funeral, March 3, 1919, Seoul Korean mourners full cloth sack suits, Korea Old Emperors' funeral, March 3, 1919, Seoul

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Transcription: Pang Sang Si "Devil chaser" a mask carried by a man, it is supposed to ward off evil spirits, Korea Old Emperors' funeral, March 3, 1919, Seoul "Cluk San Ma" Bamboo horses to be ridden be friendly spirits, Korea Old Emperors' funeral, March 3, 1919, Seoul

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Transcription: "Great Bier" the coffin is in this one borne by 200 men, the rope pullers help the bearers forward and steady the Bier, Korea Old Emperors' funeral, March 3, 1919, Seoul Chosen Christina College, Seoul, Korea. Laying of cornerstone. Charles M. Stinson Building, April 19, 1919, Left to right, President Avison, Mrs. H.G. Underwood, Bishop Herbert Welch, and Professor S.Y. Pack

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Transcription: Chosen Christian College, Seoul, Korea. Laying of cornerstone. Charles M. Stinson Building, April 19, 1919, Left to right, Dean Becker, Mrs. H.S. Underwood, Bishop Welch, President Avison, Mr. Change (Chinese contractor), Professor Pack Chosen Christian College, Seoul, Korea. Laying of cornerstone. Charles M. Stinson Building, April 19, 1919, Left to right, Professor Pack, Mrs. H.G. Underwood, Bishop Welch (in rear), Dean Becker and President Avison

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Transcription: Silk worms, Government Agriculture school, 2 year boy, Kongju, Korea Church built by congregation at Yung Chun, a small town among the mountains, Kongjiu, Korea

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Transcription: Using American plow. Agriculture School, Kongju, Korea Peen Yang Higher Common Boys' School, Korea

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Transcription: Viscount Kim The Red [...] ambulance. This man was brought one night 12 miles after an encounter with a blast in the mines. I took a large chunk of gold ore out of his leg. The day this was taken we treated 34 patients in 2 hours. Korean children

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Transcription: Ambulatory patients and staff of Korea Fint Tuberculosis Sanatorium, Haiju, Korea

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Transcription: Governor Pak, Mr. C. Sasaki (center) representative citizen visiting the sanatorium on the occasion of Imperial City to the sanatorium, Haiju, Korea

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