Pictures for character education in Hawaii schools
A 1916 article promotes using real life style photographs to teach children character. It cites Milton Fairchild leading a project with 8,500 street scene snapshots showing conflicts and ethics, arguing U S schools lack formal character education and detailing how images of fights theft and kindness can guide duties of boys and girls toward honest citizenship.
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Johnny
Tommy
Mary
Hawaii
United States
Milton Fairchild
Washington, D. C
Fairchild
National Institution For Moral Instruction
Washington
New York
Henry Osgood Holland
Buffalo
Massachusetts
Ella Lyman Cabot
Boston
California
Roger J. Sterrett
Los Angeles
Illinois
J. Howard Moore
Chicago
Mr. Fairchild
A Pee
Speed as safety in modern motor cars says W E Stalnaker
Automobile expert W E Stalnaker argues speed enhances safety when cars are well built with modern construction and precise components. He notes high speed in races with well-designed machines shows fewer accidents than slow builds, attributing safety to tires springs steering parts and balanced multiple cylinder engines.
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W. E. Stalnaker
Tireemaker
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