The Hottest Place in Boston Described
A vivid feature notes a brutal heat in Boston causing skin issues among workers and a strike sparked by harsh conditions. The piece also covers cave dwellers in the city and profiles of daring women, alongside a look at vandalized monuments and the cost to the city.
Teachers Talks in Tabloids on Education Reform
A compilation of remarks from educators and scholars including Elizabeth Harrison, Allen Greenwood, George Baker, Miss Burgess, Richard Gilder, Ira Remsen, Charles Warner, Baroness Posse, J A Bivins, W F Kunze, Eugene Smith, RE Fay, G Stanley Hall, Albert Perkins, and Lyman Smith. They address child vision, critical thinking, self expression, co education, physical development, teacher shortages, mathematics and democracy, with cautions on crime, privilege, and gender ideals reflecting early 20th century educational debates.
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Elizabeth Harrison
The
Cage Kindergarten College
George P. Baker
Harvard
Miss .M. Burgess
Carlisle Indian School
Carlisle
Wpenn
Richard Watson Gilder
Ira Remsen
Department of Science
Charles F. Warner
Melchanic Arts High School
Springfield
Baroness Rose Posse
Boston
J. A. Bivins
Charlotte, N. C
W. F. Kunze
Red Wing
Minn
Eugene Smith
Columbia University
N. Y
United States
American Mathematical Society
RE. A. Fay
Gallaudet College
G. Stanley Hall
Clark University
Worcester
Albert
Perkins
Dorchester High School
Lyman G. Smith
New England Association of Chemistry Teachers
Lost and Found at Rogers Building Teems With Items and Anecdotes
The Rogers building lost and found booth reveals a cache of pocketbooks umbrellas handkerchiefs and more as teachers and guides share stories of lost items and urban life. A nurse jokes about becoming an automatic guidebook while a hotel car scene shows a sharp exchange on ventilation. Delegates from diverse locales sample Boston hospitality during a Mayflower Club reception and social events at Copley Hall.
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Rogers
Remus
Boston
Mayflower Club
Blake
Alfred Bowditch Rebuilding
Dean Pierce
Henry Higginson
H. V. Long
Quincy Mansion School
Mary A. Livermore
Benjamin Ide Wheeler
California University
Clara West
Princeton
Frederick Blanchard
Chicago University
Teachers Visit Deer Island and See Many Interesting Things There
A National Educational Association cruise to Deer Island drew about 150 teachers after officials limited the trip to comply with rules. The misstep stemmed from an excursion committee member’s unilateral invitation, prompting criticism from chairman John B. Martin. The tour revealed prison offices and furnishings, with several lighthearted moments among attendees as the ship returned.
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Deer Island
National Educational Association
J. Putnam
Distinguished Guests Attend Harvard Summer School Event
A social gathering included B Kenny, Mr and Mrs Marceau, Grace Hadley, Dr and Mrs Willard, with professors A West of Princeton William Otis of Columbia, Walton of Newton, Hall of Quincy, Thilor Malden, Ramsey, Rose Kelley Sioux City, Cor tell Wollaston Lang Cambridge Lang, Barr Norton Booth Chase Everett Mason and others.
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Thilor
Malden
Mr. Ramsey
Rose Kelley
Sioux City
Cortell
Wollaston
Lang
Cambridge
Miss Barr
Norton
Booth
Chase
Harvard Summer School
Everett
Mason
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