News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-01-01


phosphorus When consider the hundreds of millions bushels of wheat and
and the millions millions pounds which we have been exporting the
extent of soil depletion something fearful to contemplate
As President Wallace recently it, lle nineteenth century farmer
no tanner ALL mining the fertility OF the soil and selling for the
ffwo United saesand they mostly
the agricultural sections of comtyshows popr-
they thirty years ago The picture contemplate
but well voluntarily face the shall be compelled dis
tant day to apply heroic remedies,
exploited virgin demand still is for
wheat more foostuas of all kinds with which to feed the american people
the pod uncentfc methods of farming which practising
must be superseded by progressive and intelligent methods the burden
OF the high cost of living will continue grow more ana more heavy un becomes
nbearble
intelligent methods of farming which will inevitably result from the passage Of this
Proceeding from question of agriculture
economies be said that problem cons today than the health
people especially young There be better
ledge hygiene ventilation cooking home generally;
cause for qualification that home economies rapidly assuming the prominent
place which deserves in all schools which girls attend from the elementary to the
collegiate This BILL will generally accelerate this movement
toward better omeakg better better mothers Thousands homes
wrecked and tens OF thousands OF lives are ruined because those VINO kept he homes
our country have had no training that caes al professions the profession
of honclnaking and motherhood
n of a 5 that character developed
No advance spiritual mental possible which does not begin within the
Every girl should have the best health knowledge of her peculiar functions
specific preparation for playing her part in the best possible home
The Justify the passage of the Page
Vocational Education Bill but after all the problem before the American
people, is hat boys
them years wo leave their homes,
unsuccessful a learned little else than the tnee RS
educated in any sense but possessed only the ndmen whereby real education
be acquired They have been scood that there but possible result
as to the eat majority them, and that result failure
From end of this discussing the question
of conservation lands conservation
baa cast Onto +b drr It s b e vt f tIo na ~ ~ ~ N
Judge William McAdoo the chief magistrate of the city New York. making
The growing up this city mencng army of boys and young men who
the troublesome element the authorities have deal with From the ranks
of these w reckless Towdas organized with cuns
pals of the burglars, uheve hodp and other
criminals Of dangerous
Judge says applicable every large city
in country; dorabe
will which they will fit
them to become better men, better artisans and better enable them ive
hood we could direct their minds into different channels and the larger part of them
could be saved and made useful men.
his Temptations He should be saa the earlier his
adolescence and this connection believe that the time will when shall
clearly dnfeenate the method to be offender
to the time getting trouble has been epecn
criminal
opinion within power of country
practically occupation
opportunity livelihood; opportunity obtain through pana
labor the whewthal supply the legitimate desires of
already beginning to see i-wEen vo-
ona sucton under school conditions, widespread demand and rooted
the social and economic conditions of this
Every observing knows that there
system and we must not shut our that because with
Importance second to other problem now before this nation
The curriculum of the elementary schools they today conducted
mpraccbe struggles that
The SO our boys and girls who beyond grade
longer they crnnnay neglect the largest asset of
onty-he American youth.
believe grade begin
stock of what that chldi physically mentally
md rcoocy The natural bent of his mind should other be
and when
education along practical lines and in the direction his natural abilities
his condition and needs warrant that worker
n some useful line
Educators practically every proper incentive should
used to continue the school life the boy least he reaches
he eighth Three
10 o education
M like do that which they position
work to him ddge Give him such advanced and responsible
along him
Ill changed Hesees only higher promotion peen
The boy
in the
nd he the order of macontents and
Industrial eucaiOn than agency
knowledge both
action thousands of boys ability with
whte for still knowledge
will the
providing, proposed
be broader elucl
1t overesnate the advantages
this bill Teachers will be
numbers
schools The secondary school department in schools
beginnings of vocational education The schools will send
hundreds with the
been educated through the college extension work bill
together they would
profitable farm stands