The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-07

exhibit is OF the composite arrange
mcnt, being so placed as TO show the
twelve successive years OF schooling,
provided by tho state system, with
the kindergarten below. over each
arch in iIluminnted Mosacis is the
Enme Of the grade whose work Is
shown in that particular booth. The
written work Is bound into neat vol
umes OF uniform size, and so lett"red
that the work OF any child, In any
branch. can be located In moments
Tine humorous samples Of all kind"
" work Of each grade are shown
Above in the most modern s'yIc OF
wing frame cabinets of which IL" are
used specimens in rain, pottery ana
wool work are shown. with the crane
where made. throughout the entire 'N-
hih'
F,r tho general display OF manual
training work. special Gases were d"-
signed by Supt buchanan. md bhilt Dy
The school Church Frru.'urc Co. Tfcn-
ton. y. j tbs rass mikes a No" and
important step in the display of SCHOOL
NOrh A. used In IN" Mis- nlri c&A.bl''
ID shows the manual training OF each
grade In a conspicuous place NJ ID" On
trance Of tho booths County maps.
rgee-hand drawings. water color pic
lures. ard a variety OF forms OF school
work arc shown In cases OK portfolio
drawers, all labeled plainly and easy
of access Several thousands Of photo
grardg of school buildings. with teach
ors and pupils in the foreground. are
shown in wing frame clbinrts. In sew
crdl cases all the schools OK the county
are shown
several revolving c1soa show work
IN Industrial and Comm"rc'l'gougraphE
and elem % ary arrIcullurr Srhoo.
rccl,atiuns. i'm yariuu1 branches. are
rnotua hy Two Grlpaoph9n"s, which
20; lhelr in riratious from numerous
rooms Of tho state Specimens OF the
physical cu'uTn Of the Missouri schools
. is faithfully and a'trac'iyrly repro
Gurcd hy seven microscopes, or biCGcnS,
around which groups Of visitors are
always found watching the physical
. culture EXERCISES from the simple hut
lCWiiul movements Of the Kinder
carton 90 rha precise and dinan!t ones
of ,he l.l school gymnasium This IS
the only educational display al ST.
Lor,1 in which the erapophonc Is used
for reproducing school work. and the
rhr0ug constantly in the Missouri cN-
/ hU' tells of los popularity
one OF the exhibits that attracts spo-
cim ai'cruon ls lha' prepared by Prn-
.lpal " IT. Martin Ct the Morse school,
Kansas Guy II Is n geography dis
p,ay based on the dcA tina, Industries
and occupations grow out Of man S
struggle v.'h nature 80 obtain foo,
r'o,H.rg ard shelter The subject j.
treated from two s'aadp3.nls-'he
physiographtr. in.luG.rg surface, c'i-
mate. soil. ycce'a'.un and animals,
and tho iulu rial including indus
r.c- occupations trade au' tran pur-
taHun. Tho0arIs Of tclrhGra have
snlicl this cNnib.t with much interest
ana EI'a. prom.
Rne.Gna tine thirteen booths used 70
aci forth the kindergarten and tho
.wc.'" grads or year. OF we '.'''
school sy-.'m. there Is 'pl'' 3" ''7 !
Cor tho 2mp." ,sp.ahS "I s"'' nice" "a
uhr tale j., iilu'ioaS l1Is" r'''''., NJ
oil are the stat" normal schools al ape
, Guardian and kira'F'l', an" ''F l"''
COLLEGES. all OF when ar" very j"
Tho negro schools a.' !. ran! 7. pre-
Sen''N IN I@'''' '.''' ~" wa. a. o..
work from l-.o,oIH lN.. @O'' ",.' '''''
various other negro Sah'o'a 'h'"''S"
on ib" state.