The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09
E-ducatlOnal Exhibits.

The greatest exhibit OF educational
work IL now open az ST. Louis.
The exhibits are far from complete
but they win be IN fine form by June
18th. Every Missouri teacher should
plan 60 see Il soon thereafter, for
later Il will bc worn.
Tho Missouri exhibit win easily
take the lead in It's general features
OF which the following are some OF
its most conspicuous oncs;
It's 'live exhibit of actual school
work given by teacher and pupils
every afternoon from 3 to 5 viii at
tract universal attention.
It's moving pictures represent al
sorts Of school Don activities and
athletic games and win interest
everybody.
The photographic representations
OF actual school room conversations
and recitations will Indicate very
distinctly the teaching processes as
they really are.
The illuminated pictures win show
the gradual development OF educa-
ton in the history OF the nations as
well as in our own state ana cities.
The unique Illustrations OF statis-
ties viii show at n glance the rapid
growth of school interests aud efi-
cheney.
The especially fine display OF geo
graphy work from Kansas City
should be studied very carefully
One who as examined all OF the
geography now on exhibit says that
this Is easily first.
Springfield has some very fine
work In physiology. II Is not bee
lleved that better drawings aud
composition work In this subject
win be found anywhere.
Very attractive features viii be
the hand work OF many different
kinds from the Normals, Kansas
city Manual Training, Lincoln In
stitute and various other schools Of
the state.
The University Campus is exhibit
ed by means OF a large relief map
and by painted pictures showing the
grounds and buildings In its six
stages Of growth, beginning in lS43
Missouri has extraordinary exhit-
It's, but one who Is looking for some
things win be disappointed, but not
because they are impOsslbilities.
Both Iowa and Minnesota have
very unique and complete exhibit
of rural school work. They are
very near Missouri both ON the map
of the L. ), and in the Palace 81 Ed
ueation. Every rural teacher should
examine them carefully.
Illinois Is very incomplete. but
will he ready by June 18th. One
feature OF special Importance Is the
complete exhibit from one county
showing work Ia every rural school
OF the county. including school gar
dening and the teaching OF agricul
ture. In this exhibit Is a model Of "a
one room rural school house nnd
the reproduction 10y actual measure
ments In miniature OF "a consolidated
rural school house,
The exhibits al the state 81 New
York are second only TO Missouri's
in general attractlvcness. In mag
nihcent models OF several 81 It's best
school buildings, IN multiplicity Of
things told by its graphic prescnta-
ton OF statistics, Ia attention given
to evening schools, 20 vacation
schools and 20 school extension
work, New York viii have No com
petitor
Massachusetts maintains its rcpu-
tatiun for solid merit In SO many eN-
cellent features. The work Of It's
different Normal schools h so dis
played as 10 indicate the stress that
state puts on trained teachers.
Missouri teachers can purchase
ten World + Fair coupon tickets and
a National Educational Association
membership for the prize oi the uck-
cts. They mRy bc used us early as
June 18th. good until ten days after
Juue ~, the last day they win bee ON
sale. This membership viii admit
20 one aud all 81 the more than one
hundred meetings Of the different de-
partments held on the grounds be
tween June y ana July q and eutiue
the holder 90 IA volume containing
all the proceedings. II r. To the in.
tercst Of the state 40 "a whole and OF
every teacher to attend at that time
aud enroll Plan 60 spend ten days
there. II can not be seen ln less
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