Open Air Schools and the Froebel Pedagogy
The article reviews Pestalogzt and Froebel as pioneers of outdoor education, arguing for learning from nature over books. It cites Froebel’s kindergarten concept emphasizing outdoor surroundings and real objects, praising open-air instruction and the influence on global teaching, then notes a later astronomical discovery at the great telescope of Pent Hall about Mars satellites observed August 1.
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Bacon
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Agaselz
Ponnikese Islan
Como Parte
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Pent
Hall
Mars
Wall
Newcomb
Ilall
Admiral Bowers
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Europe
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Corn measurement rules for ear and duck corn
Instructions describe calculating bushel contents in a crib by multiplying length breadth and height, converting to inches and dividing by 3750. For corn in a duck count, divide by 420. It cites 21604 cubic inches per bushel and English measure 2218.192 cubic inches per bushel.
Maiden subscriber inspires editor’s playful quip
A Chicago Journal item recalls a young woman described as a maiden who had long supported the editor with regular subscription. The banter centers on age and the editor’s fond remark about her being among his earliest patrons as she confirms she is not over twenty two.
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Chicago Journal
Talmage Teaches Tears In Brooklyn Tabernacle Sermon
The Rev Dr Talmage delivers a Brooklyn tabernacle sermon on tears as life’s sound core, memory pain, and a broken heart. He calls tears the ministry that keeps the world from dullness and notes how trouble draws prayer and dependence on God.
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Tabernacle
Brooklyn
Alfonso
Marah
Bethany
Golgotla
Lane
Dn. C. M
ME Lang
C. MY Lang
Fr.eano Bros
Tothoss
B. C.mclann
Puls
Baus
Pitsburg
Pas
Wonders of Art in a Washington Jewelry Store
A curious countryman wandering a Washington street shop taps a Mercury statue and, after mispronouncing terms, chats with his companion. The attendants explain the statue represents Mercury as the men joke about its purpose, then move on, marveling at art.
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Washington Street
Mercury
Walt
Jim
L Duane
Atul
Incoherent Whistle Marks Entrance to Office
A man boasting education and national status cannot restrain a wild whistle upon entering an elderly stor's office, illustrating a clash between pretension and decorum.
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Capa
Fragmentary verse note from a station tale scene
A fragmentary old verse scene describes a weary wanderer at a station with an empty platform and a long-tailed rate, where a sentinel and a turnkey figure appear, suggesting a moment of vigil and temptation amid neglect.
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