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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1909
Page
5
The article argues that true teaching requires knowing the subject deeply not just hearing recitations. A fishmonger may know about fish while an ichthyologist knows fish, and teachers must grasp the fundamental something that defines a subject to teach it effectively.
Local sale at 822 Main Street offers inline pricing for a range of flatware and carving sets. Items include 6 piece sets of teaspoons for 1.25 to 5.50, soupspoons 2.50, oyster forks 2.00, salad forks 3.25, carving sets 3.25 to 7.50, hollow handle knives 6.00, and other utensils from 0.89 to 4.00. Vendor appears to list multiple makes and prices in a single notice.
A teacher differs from a mere instructor by guiding learning and stimulating self activity. Pedagogical knowledge comes from understanding mental life and pupil minds, while presentation skill and interest drive engagement. The teacher aims at manhood and womanhood, not just delivering facts.
A collage of items notes baptist excursion plans to Winona on June 8, the arrival of church and social guests, marriages and licenses issued for Ella Dobatz and Henry Blur, and several brief city visits from residents such as Wager, Nelson, Torgerson, and Donehower. Foregrounds a fire call at Fifteenth and Farnum and a La Crosse- Milwaukee travel ad.
The passage argues that a teacher’s essence determines their impact, more than knowledge or skill. It questions how much pedagogy can shape this core, but asserts normal schools can inspire true manhood and prevent harm in the profession, by refining entrants and guiding future educators.
The article argues for two aims of state normal schools one professional and one semi professional It urges scholarly groundings in psychology and pedagogy alongside practical classroom training The model school and critic teachers are key to unity of academic and professional work emphasizing experienced qualified teachers and a strong central professional department
The Ladies Society of Perman Methodist church will be entertained at the church parlors corner Seventh and Ferry streets tomorrow afternoon by Mesdames Charles Penn and Henry Apple. Mrs George Burton hosted a luncheon on Monday for her guest Mrs Hoyt of New York. Yesterday Miss Nannie Funk hosted a coffee for Miss Lillian Hasting of Milwaukee visiting Miss Viola Doerflinger.
Miss Josephine Maybee of Osco la visits local friends while Miss Mattie Robinson of West Salem tours La Crosse and Onalaska. Clarence Dickson of Indianapolis spends days with his mother. Mrs Hiram Goddard travels with a party to Viroqua. Mr and Mrs H B Kelley of Brooklyn depart for St Paul for a few weeks. Embroidery club guests include Miss Husting of Milwaukee. Miss Iane Sanborn hosts a coffee at her Vine street home.
Advertising list shows itemized prices for sherbert glasses champagne sauce glasses water glasses water pitchers water goblets champagne glasses wine glasses finger bowls cream and sugar sets and oil bottles with per dozen or each pricing and the address 322 Main Street.
A sale offers stamped mercerized poplin waists reduced from 1.50 to 1.10, stamped corset covers from 50c to 25c, corset covers with floss at 50c, colored mercerized embroidery floss at 2c per skein, hand embroidered burlap pillow covers for 2.00 to 1.10, and other porch pillows down from 0.65 to 0.39.
A fragment notes that a member should be a student and the faculty as a whole should be constantly at work upon the professional problems of the school. Further details continue on Page 7.
Principal L P Benezet presented the official championship banner to Minnie Knight captain of the winning Advanced Senior class. Knight offered a brief speech on behalf of the team thanking the athletic association. Rhe toricals were given by Hugh Moss on Rudyard Kipling and Frank Roddy on the Winnipeg Indians.
An advertisement lists prices for hand painted china and serveware from Haviland & Co and Theo. Haviland Chima, including plates, platters, cups and saucers, pitchers, and creams and sugars. Various prices range from 50c to several dollars per item with dozens and individual pieces offered.
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