Disciplinary Theories and Classroom Conduct Across Grades
An Hints of Rousseau’s discipline influence cited by educators contrast with practical classroom management. Teachers urged to limit punishment, foster self-government, and rely on preventive measures. Critics warn rushed lessons and threats harm learning, contributing to pupil exodus after fifth grade. The piece cites Tate and Spencer on contrasts between gentle correction and coercive methods.
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Rousseau
Rousweau
Spencer
Tate
Unclear Tale of Injury and Local News Items
The excerpt describes an accident where a man was kicked in the chest, feared injured internally, with a doctor summoned and the patient in precarious condition. It references relatives, origin from the east or north, and a physician finding an 8008 las Dent while noting uncertainty about severity. The text also mentions unrelated notes on newspaper influence on public confidence and various medical remedies including Hare Honey and Foley’s kidney cure, with fragmentary local notices and quotes from different sources.
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Las Dent
Waco Times
Herjal
Grushed Between Cars in Freight Yard Death
Mr J S Drake, a Cotton Belt railroad employee, was killed on December 24 while crossing between cars at the joint freight depot. A Santa Fe switching train bumped the cars and he was crushed between the drawheads. He left a destitute family. Remains sent to Moody for interment. Hillsboro, Texas. January 2. Also note Mrs B F Smith, wife of Dr B P Smith, was burned yesterday afternoon and died at 7 o'clock tonight.
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J. 5. Drake
Cotton Belt
Santa Fe
Drake
Moody
McGregor Mirror
Santa Fe station construction to start in April at Cleburne
Officenote indicates Santa Fe will begin building the new passenger station on south Wichita street in Cleburne during early April. The Wichita Times notes Oklahoma banks are guaranteed by state law, prompting debate over federal guarantees and bank stability in the evolving financial landscape. Texas politics are discussed with Charlie Culberson viewed as better suited for the Senate than the presidency, per K. Lamity’s Harpoon.
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Cleburne
Tex
Offien
Chow
Santa Fe
Wichita Street
Wichita Times
Oklahoma
Washington
Uncle Sam
Eathier
Charlie Culbernon
Texas
Charlie Culberson
Senate
K. Lamity
Woman Found Dead in Bed in Files Valley
The body of Mire McCall, 28, was discovered in bed at her home in Files Valley. Authorities say death appears natural or due to long illness. her husband had left for Hasca that morning and did not return before the body was found. The infant, months old, was in the house at the time.
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Frases
Tex
Reward Offered for Described Cattle and Subscriptions
A historical clipping offers a $3.00 reward and lists a bonded herd involving a large horned red cow about ten years old, a brindle heifer around ten months, and other cattle details. It also mentions a subscription offer for MEMO Weekly, valued at 730, with Evangelistic Work noted and reference to The Southern Chamber within the Hawan.
Fragmented 19th century note on religious outreach visit
A garbled report describes a planned two week visit by a person named Dyter to multiple towns to inspect Mission churches and extend church work. References to Citron, Shefiad, McGregor, Mart, Wortham, Clifton and a Mr Allan suggest a local religious outreach or residency activity with uncertain details.
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Dyter
Hsao
Citron
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