Qualifications of the Efficient Public School Teacher
The text argues teachers must be students to stay efficient and must internalize knowledge, relate to other ideas, and study educational philosophy and methods. It stresses continuous self-improvement, avoidance of mere fear-based advancement, and the need for normal schools to train teachers beyond high school to fit the educational system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rust
Tito Jody
Loucner
Tians
Eltiow
Névosaney
Miele Tewoliin
Non Benomne
Nermal Serwal
Feachore
Te Serview
Eyatenr
Doctrine of Strenuous Life in Athletics and Character
The article argues that the strenuous life has spread worldwide and into American sports, fostering health and ambition but also risks of overemphasis and corruption. It warns against excessive specialization, wagering, tainted aims, and losing sight of fair play and honorable obligation in competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Jean Wlyantiee
True Religion And Sympathy In Charity
A discussion on how true religion rejects worldly judgment and emphasizes humane charity. It argues that genuine acts of giving require real sympathy for the poor, and that religion should shield individuals from worldly temptations while guiding inner purity and virtue.
No Gain and Some Loss in Horn Playing
An amateur brass band leader muses on how learning a horn affects the voice and singing ability. A neighbor jokes about blowing the windpipe through a mouthpiece, while others discuss the impact on vocal cords and singing talent. Conversation from Youth's Companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malgh Bor
New York Life's plan calls for economy and public law
Kingsley of the New York Life Insurance Company outlines a four point administration plan. He emphasizes strict economy fairest public law world wide reach and growth of business under intelligent economy. A Denver bank teller warns that voice reveals truth not eye contact and explains signs of lying.
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Kingsley
New York Life Insurance Company
Bia
New York Sife
Denver
Long Time to Sweep at St. Pauls
A London paper reports two country girls touring St. Pauls Cathedral. Under the dome one gazed awestruck but spoke with a witty remark about how long it would take the place to accept them.
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London
Isles of St. Paul's Cathedral
Sarah
Queer Idea of Enjoyment
Dr. Juliet Severance recalls a medical college case from 1858 about a gouty rheumatic patient crippled by immobility. Professor R T Trall emphasizes strict abstinent dieting as vital, while the sufferer pleads that he cannot forgo enjoyment of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliet Severance
Vegetarian Magazine
Medical College
R.T. Trall
Postum Replaces Coffee to Cure Stomach and Nervous Trouble
A testimonial notes relief from headaches nervousness and stomach issues after switching from coffee to Postum Food Coffee. The speaker and mother report improved health and energy with no house coffee. A neighbor with side pains improves after stopping coffee. several others claim cures by quitting coffee. The ad ends by referencing a familiar slogan and the booklet The Road to Wellville.
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Ming
Hhe
Ellville
Drummers on a Train Ride Through Brisk Banter and Roars
An inherited OCR piece follows John Henry with a wild gang of drummers riding a fast train toward Chicago. Nick Dalrymple Tod Stone Slim Barnea and Buck Jones tell tall tales of wheeling deals and bravado while a lively couple and burlesque performers travel nearby. The scene fizzes with alcohol yarns flirtations and comic misadventures as passengers react and banter crescendos into a chaotic train-side caper.
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Chicago
Nick Dalrymple
Tod Stone
Slim Barnea
Slim
Cincinat
Nick
Columbus
Cleveland
Lee
Newark
Tod
Sam
Boozey
Ted Stone
Ike
Pet Porpoise
Sweetie
Petie
Dalrymple
Tuffy
Silm
Weehawken
Pet Canaries
Plainfield
New Jersey
Sowbrette Stinging Society
Bunch of Birds Burlesque Company
Milile
Tillie
Florodora Hata
Millie
Dane
Bernhardt
Silko
Buck
Appomattox
Miliie
Los Angeles
Cal
Ted
Lome
Mother
Enseamea
Morning wind a watch for regularity and use
A watchmaker urges winding in the morning to avoid irregular intervals and forgotten windings. A girl offers tips on keeping cut flowers fresh during transit. Opinions on masculinity and practicality surface in short vignettes, ending with political jest about tallying votes.
The Listeners' Excuse at Hion College Chronicle
The passage argues that turning away from overheard or unintended remarks could foster amusement and perhaps social tolerance. It reflects a campus newspaper voice urging restraint and curiosity rather than prying.
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Hion College Chronicle
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Nias
Willm
Cooper
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Utah
Idaho
P. O
Pocatello
Lawyom
Lorsham
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