Teaching English to Indian Children Stressed by Teachers
The Albuquerque Citizen reports remarks by Emma De Vore of Fort Defiance at a national teachers’ gathering. She describes methods to teach English to Indian children, including language-focused lessons and speaking practice with pupil involvement, aiming to reduce shyness and build memory. Also noted are Sister M Boniface and Sister Stella planning a Sisters' hospital in Roswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma de Vore
Fort Defiance
Arizona
Boniface
Marshfield
Wis
Stella
Wichita
Kansas
Roswell
Tribute to Teachers at Asbury Park
President Roosevelt lauds educators as essential to self government and national unity. The piece notes teachers blend children from diverse lands into one nation, while also reporting on farming and regional weather, crops, pests, and remarks on historical figures and Arizona topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Teachers
Asbury Park
Roosevelt
Republic
Relation of Mining to the World's Wealth
The piece argues mining supports national wealth alongside plants and animals, noting annual U S food yields of about 4 to 6 billion dollars underpin all industry. It claims gold remains the world’s monetary standard and mineral output drives banking reserves, credit expansion, and wage and price movements through complex ripple effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street Journal
United States
Corm
Latus Amppone
Johnson
Too Much Unwise Talk Concerning Marital Management
Denver Republic article questions obsession with dealing advice on marriage happiness. It warns against male and female writers creating frothy guidance, arguing real success comes from common sense and considerate behavior, with fewer preconceptions before and after marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Republican
Catee
Entertainers to Help Fund Presbyterian Church
A group including Masters Alex James Stewart Milliard Reich miller Clyde Ross Francia McGaugh Harry Pournette and others will perform next Friday evening at 500 Park Avenue to benefit the new Presbyterian church. Frank Bilis a noted pharma clerk traveled through Santa Fe from Roswell where he vacationed several weeks. James L Hubbell hosted a dancing party at Bikes hall on the Fourth for about forty guests. Miss List Dieckmann and Miss Dolores Huning visited Lunas and Belen friends. Miss Sarah Ross of Menaul School hosts Miss Mary Haskelville of Springville Utah. Mr and Mrs J A Farwell have moved into the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bilis
Santa Fe
Roswell
Park Avenue
New Presbyterian
Alex
James Stewart
Milliard
Harold Reichmiller
Clyde Ross
Francia McGaugh
Harry Pournette
Horneel Murray
Chas, Insley
Harry Frederick
Wesley Thompson
Neil Werning
James L. Hubbell
Bikes’ Hall
List Dieckmann
Dolores Huning
Tos Lunas
Belen
Sarah Ross
Menaul School
Mary Haskelville
Springville
Utah
J. A. Farwell
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Globe-Democrat
Togo
Christopher Columbus
America
Raton
Gate City
Elihu Root
John Hay
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
State Department
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
John Quincy Adams
van Buren
Buchbanan
Clay
Webster
Calhoun
Everett
Marcy
Chase
Seward
Blaine Bayard
Sherman
John Marshall
Edward Livingston
Hugh 8. Lerare
John M. Clayton
Jeremiah S. Black
Hamilton Fish
William M. Evarts
Frederick T. Freiinghiysen
Richard Olney
Bisbee
Beveridge
United States Senate
New Mexico
Frederick P. Finch
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bilson
Mr. Fish
Mr. Edison
Turkey
Russia
Farmington
Denver
Durango
Juan Jose
Maricopa Charlie
Cook
Big Bump
Republi
Denver News
John
M. Moore Realty
West Gold Avenue
O. W. Strong's
Undertakers
Fairview and
Santa Barbara
North Second Street
Lorrie
Chickering Bros
Learnard & Lindemann
the Square Music Dealers
South Second St
Albuquerqui
Grand Central Hotel
Owen Dinsdale
B. F. Copp
D. S. Room 12
N. T. Na Bldg
P, Lommoti
Wum Matteucci
West Tijeras Road
Pla
Red Cross
Cash Buyers
Wm. Dolde
A. Simpier
Jemez Hot Springs
W. L. Trimble & Co
Albuquerque
J. B. Block
Perea
Mra. Fullerton
Norand
F. F. Trotter
Rex
Albuquerque Lumber CO
John A. Lee
Marquette
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