Teachers Hear Talks and Demonstrations at Institute
A Tuesday morning session of the Southweet Health Institute featured Dr. Moore presenting on formal discipline, arguing most teachers and parents doubt its value. He cited memory, observation, and attention as trainable facets, asserting language shapes thought and that education builds world understanding for about 1800 teachers attending.
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Rural Education Lectures Highlighted at Braeknorlige Institute
Horauigh Whotny led sessions at Braeknorlige High Behoot with six other addresses by educators from Columbia Calyeeritys and New Orleans Normal School. Miss Dunn urged prizes for teachers who enliven Yearlong work, while talks covered rural school challenges and the Project Method. Geography demos featured Old Spanish Trail and South America studies, with a May Day pageant and early days cate for Bondagebool and San Antonio pupils.
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Take No 22 for Dallas and Fort Worth at 8:00 PM
Fragmentary notice records a train or service labeled Take No 22 for Dallas and Fort Worth on the Southern Pacific line with timing around 8:00 PM and notes a burial site at Rosetawn Cemetery with scattered details. The fragment mentions Crockett 1658 and an adjoint note.
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Obituary notices for Strogelier and Goldsmith
Obituary fragment reports William Strogelier a six year old who died in San Antonio after residence there for forty years, with funeral services and National Cemetery burial plans. Also noted are the death notices for Mildred Goldsmith of New York City area, survived by husband Fred Goldsmith and three daughters, with funeral arrangements and undertakers listed.
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Henry M. Mulff
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