Institute's Second Day Greek Statuary Attracts Attention
A packed Young Men’s Christian Association hall hosted the second day of the teachers institute with Greek statuary tableaux and papers by local scholars. Rev G L Aldrich opened with prayer, and papers by Livy Ric and H C Shafer covered Practical Composition Banking methods. Miss McMullan spoke on phonetic reading while J B Hawker presented Geography teaching reforms and urged hands on study and library resources. Dr J T Rothrock urged forest preservation as Greek tableaux entertained, and a large afternoon session featured a series of geography and civic education talks.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
G. L. Aldrich
Grace Reformed Church
Twitmeyer
Honesdale
Froebel
Livy
Ric
the Tribune
H. C. Shafer
Scranton Savings Bank
John Jones
Tillie Jones
A. J. McMollan
Bloomsburg State Normal School
L. M. Gates
G. W. Phillips
H. M. Edwards
C. B. Derman
J. B. Hawker
H. L. Burdick
Hawker
Europe
Asia
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Republican
Tribune
Setel Yard
Court House
Umage
Galden
J. T. Rothrock
Thin City
Board of Trade
Amliss Anna BE. Kunkle
Philadelphia School of Oratory
Eva Short
Grace Rose
Sarah A. Jones
Millie Wormeer
Alice Evans
Anna Munson
Claudia Williams
May Monies
Ella Osland
Miss Durkin
Julia Pettigrew
Practical Writing Needs Overcoming Formality in Schools
The speaker urges teachers to prioritize clear thought over ornate prose, arguing for practical, lucid English. He warns against rigid daily writing regimes and champions molding pupils to fit their abilities, not forcing uniform routines.
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Talleyrand
Mr. Ruskin
Scranton
Baby
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Truth and the French Hall Debt
A tense scene in a library ends with a son in law admitting years of support while the father in law confirms a small debt will settle a dispute. The elder man praises kindness and asserts that a postal or hall expenses mistake will be treated as settled.
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Alwaya
Rand
Dismal Dawson Contemplates Life in Barn Loft Scene
In the Indianapolis Journal a character named Dismal Dawson gazes through the barn loft windows at drifting clouds and exhorts that too much of life’s pleasures can kill a man while a simple prayer keeps life worth living.
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