Education and travel in Filipino barrios described
The article details life in Filipino barrios with tenientes and patrols, education ruled by Catholic Church, and plans to introduce English. A travelogue follows a Christmas trip to Guinlabon, detailing difficult roads, river fords, soldiers aiding, and visits to seven native schools, ending with a note on continuing journey.
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America
Teniente
Dientinant
United Pueblo
Boloey
Burtiok
Islands
Reed
Guinlabon
Treak
Gainlahon
Tentente
Pueblo
Gutnlahen
Burt
Guinlebon
Lost chance to become an engineer through ISC
A young man squandered a golden opportunity by not investing time and money with the International Correspondence School in Scranton Pennsylvania. P. B. Jexstsoa, local representative, Alina, Michigan, points to a path to becoming an Electrical or Civil Engineer.
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International Correspondence School
Scranton
P. B. Jexstsoa
Alina
Mich
Ann Arbor Railroad Opens Season With Toledo Excursion
The Ann Arbor Railroad starts its Easter Sunday excursion season with a special train to Toledo leaving Alma at 6:88 p m and returning from Toledo at 6:30 p m The round trip fare is 1 25 We note the odd timing in the source and present a concise summary of the proposed trip and fare.
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Ann Arbor
Toledo
Alma
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