Practical Sermon on Education and Public Schools
Rev Harrah preaches on education linked to opening public schools. He praises teachers, boards, and the nation’s future, argues schooling as defense, and contrasts U S spending with European nations while urging student and citizen devotion to learning.
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Harrah
England
Germany
Japan
Scotland
Ireland
Robert Halland
New England
Harvard College
Normal College
Charles River
Connecticut
Ths
United States
Italy
Spain
France
Education for Life and Mind in Public Schools
A speaker urges extending educational ideals nationwide, praising hands on learning and Kindergarten methods. She argues teachers must awaken curiosity, show learning as a path to future life, and cultivate purpose and self motivated study for children.
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Japan
China
Fife
Isaiah
Mr. Buxton
Teaching Habits And Moral Culture In Schools
A reflection on the role of teachers in shaping character through habits discipline and religion. It cites laws on alcohol and tobacco education and Horace Greeley on morals, praising Cooper Institute and its founder Mr Cooper while stressing religion as the essential base for moral development.
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Iowa
Horace Greeley
Charley
Cooper Institute
New York City
School and home unite for better youth guidance
The speaker urged strong home school sympathy with parents and teachers working as one. He stressed remedying issues at home through parental support, frequent school visits, and appreciation for educators. The aim is a happy useful future for children through consistent guidance.
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Harrah
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Hanke
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R. A. Haneke
Jasper
Winslow
Argree Winslow & Gorrell
Attorneys AT Law
Gorrell Block
Newton, Lowa
E. J. Selmon
Atttorney - At - Law
South Side Square
Ama H. Jor
Orrick
Febleisen
Jasper & Sons
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