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Franklin

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Franklin, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1913

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Moving pictures discussed as history teaching tool at Indiana teachers meeting

The History section of the Indiana Teachers Association met at Shortridge High School May 8 9 and 10 with teachers from colleges high and elementary schools statewide. Miss Josephine Cox presided as history teacher at Shortridge and two illustrated lectures opened the program. Robert Lieber argued for educational value of moving pictures and demonstrated with Edison film series including Trafalgar Nelson and the signing of the Declaration. Frank L. Jones spoke Thursday on Is Japan a Great Nation.

Indianapolis Indiana Teachers’ Association Shortridge High School Josephine Cox Robert Lieber Lieber Edison Lord Nelson Trafalgar

Y M C A Devotional Meeting Calls Franklin College Men

Weekly roundup urges all Franklin College men to attend Thursday 6 45 p m Y M C A devotional. Last week's topic was Where College Men Stumble urging honesty purity consistency and sincere living through disciplined thought. Join and express your views on where you stand.

Franklin College Y. M

The Lady in Gray Theme Guides Y W C A Meeting

Mildred Pope led a Thursday night YWCA discussion titled The Lady in Gray. The leader explained the ideal as each girl’s personal standard and urged full attendance at future meetings, deeming them worthwhile.

Mildred Pope

Peace Congresses in the United States Grow More Numerous

The piece notes the rise of peace congresses including Pennsylvania Texas New York Lake Mohawk and the National American Peace congresses. It recalls Andrew Carnegie convening the first national peace meeting in New York in 1907 with senators governors judges and industry leaders aiming to educate youth in international peace and open The Hague court to all nations with periodic meetings for stronger cooperation.

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