The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-08-28


Mrs. Francis Parks, of Fairment,
president of the State w. G. T. o.,
Society,". arrived in the city this
morning from Taylor county to at
tend the institute here. AT the
close Of DIR. Chase's remarks Mrs.
Parks was introduced and made an
interesting address along the line OF
Temperance. Mrs. Parks had, at re-
cess time, caused large streaner to
he displayed in front of the house
showing soma of the many doors
which are closed against cigarette
smokers.
During the course of Mrs. Parks
address she asked the teachers who
knew the law of West Virginia IN
connection with the teaching the et-1
feet of alcohol and narcotics on the
human system, to hold up their
hand. Many held up their hand
land the speaker declared that OF the
lsix Institutes she had visited this
wear Harrison county had more
teachers who knew this law than any
other she had then visited.
The speaker then gave an inter-
esting talk on how the subject should
be tanght in our schools, especially
in the primary grades and that at
ter the third grade text books should
be used The speaker gave black
board outline of how the subject
should be taught in the five grades
First Grade, The Nervous System.
Lesson on machinery, 1, kind of ma,
'choine: 2, care for machine; 3 how
the human machine is governed.
Second grade, machinery con-
timed, L, How we think and what
we think with; 2, Some enemies of
good thinking.
Third grade, 1, Structure and
Function of brain and spinal cord;
y, Effect of tobacco on brain.
Fourth grade, Cooperation OF
NERVES with central controlling or
gan: ?, Sympathetic nervous sys-
tenn 3, Narcotics; nicotine
Fifth grade, LIST, Structure OF
nerves ., Importance of all round
Development; 3, Harm done by al
.cohol and cigarettes; alcohol.
Mrs. Parks address was very in
teresting and instructive one.
After Mrs. Parks address was
followed by roll call and showed
that three new names were added
making a total of 220. The new
names are:
G. c. Coffindaffer, Jane Lew.
W. n. Matthew. Big Isaac.
T.. B. Moore, Shinnston-
The roll call showed but six abb
sent. three ladies and tluee' gentle
men, which makes the attendance
good. Ie
Among the out-of-toEn { visitors
and educators wdret Slater sSuPerin-
tendent Thomas O AhiiBehlnndfAlrs
Parks. preside Hf9df lfBe State w. @
r.. IJ.--hesides- q. large Illnaher OF
! proIniHent, citizens -nf tbe City who
appear TO take a great interest IN
institute work.
5n5En6stiRy afherhoOhY Stated Super
.intenddnt iTdonIasl Go Btiller2ulade
very useful address, of 1sEliieh
spassa iforbiJls extepsiYa nFegtSpa here
'bnuwIlich vii ] be given itQmegF9Y.
: II ReYe5L. Fro Peters will adel5Yer
lecture att Ssosaleele tenfGhtl9p slhe
odd School ieas, Son pared Z. " ita3athe
iNSaW z AL lIerei will be a pItegeEya en7
/ kept it,mept tqBiQFFev 7 NJ gu III 9q
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attended. a number fgJtoWpSH'en
hesides TIM teaeheEs sgeingr present.
The, session soRepefEsWitl q faqno
solo pfaYed6 by Miss iIqIqivSS bIBfI in
AZ hIghbi8 accomplished b4naaaer.
Music by Crows -9rolaeEtga SfobaYed
and then DR. ElkaRqb RpllaTgiegin-
pipalc OF 3Roaddus InStjflIte-1tliked
in q fEaFy blessing Hla44eT1 fosdflie
teachers abq1ik theif7aqtFoto Esft risold
rof the Boul 4of the pupil ,noIseas
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ships were renewed and many ae-
quaintances made;