The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-02-22

The displaying of books and mag
azines to provide ease of access is
important. While the curriculum
includes for every grade an outline
of library work, this should not De
administered too rigidly less the
elements of pleasure and the desire
to continue to read may be defeat
ed.
Each teacher and pupil may
give and receive help. The library
is a cooperative enterprise. Pupil
assistants may take their first
steps toward the profession of Ii
brarianship. The curriculum con-
tains statement of their duties.
The attitudes and activities of
the classes observed in the recent
visit were of a high order and
need only to be developed.
Summary of Recommendation
Wash stand on main floor.
Checking of book collection with
Standard lists.
Shelving of all reference sets in
reference room.
Shelving of books for home read
ing for Junior and Senior High
school pupils in general reading
room.
Removal of rental collection to
first section of stack.
Purchase of more books for
children.
Complete checking and revision
of the card catalog.
Arrangement of shells list, as
books are arranged on the shelves.
Adoption of date-due charging
system and lending of more than
one book to a patron.
Registration of borrowers, and
provision for continuous re-regis-
tration.
Consideration of budget adjust.
ment between the two cooperating
boards with reference to the respec-
tive needs of school and public.
Books Recently Added to the
Public Library
Work of Art" Sinclair Lewis
This latest novel by Sank Centres
native son is classed by critics
along with Main Street, Rabbit,
and Arrowsmith as the authors
best work. The story deals with
hotels and hotel keeping; the
Work of Art" is the Perfect Inn
planned by Myron Weagle.
'"The Mother" Pearl S. Buck.
Another story of China by the au-
thor of The Good Earth, and
Sons. The characters are types,
without names; the story is
somewhat somber, its appeal be-
ing in it's picture of the univer-
salty of mother love.
Men Against the Sea-" Nordhof
and EIall-A companion book to
Muinty on the Bounty. The har-
howing experience of 10 men in
an open boat in the South Pa
cific.
"a Nest of Simple Folk" ora
olain-The story of three genera
tons of Irish people, setting
forth their simple, poverty-stricls-
en- existence.
Three Cities" Shalom Asch-A
three part novel of unusual scope,
rich in Characterization and dra-
ma. The scenes are all laid in
Russia.
1.-THE Thin Man." Hammette-One
of this authors best mystery and
detective stories.
"100, 100000 Guinea Pigs" KaHet -
Sets forth the truth about many
popularity advertised patent med
dicines, tooth pastes, and other
articles. ~.
Crowded Hours" Longworth The
daughter of Theodore Roosevelt
tells many of her experiences with
public characters.
Brazilian Adventure" Fleming -
A young Englishman describes
his experiences with an expedi-
ton through unchartered jungle
country in Brazil, in search of a
missing explorer.
1.-THE Album" Rinehart.
wife for Sale," Norris.
Presenting Lilly Mars" Tarking-
ton.
mo Second Spring" Beth.
aulC OF Angels, Morgan.
I'm Our Time" Hemingway.
First to go Back"
Down and Out in Paris and Lon
don," Orwell.
Reading the Novel," Cook.
1.-THE Bird of Dawning," Masefeld.
Toward Liquor Control" Fosdick.
Ethics" Gladwin. III.
Roosevelt and His America" Fay.
Bonfire" Garfield. &C.,.
l"Rodetsky March," Rath. IN
six New Short Stories" Maug-
ham.
Its Up to the Women" Roosevelt.
within this Present" Barnes.
albert Goes Through" Priestly.
Hope of the World" Fosdick.
'Individualism and Socialism,
Kirby Page.
"Our Economic Revolution"
Adams.
GLASS Key" Hammett.
I'TAffaire JONES'" Bernstein.
Gross of Peace" Gibbs.
Spice and Devils Cave" Hewes.
Secret Garden Burnett.
Man from Glengarry," Conner.
"Dr. Luke of Labrador" Conner.
"Hoosier School Boy" Eggleston.
"Stover at YALE" johnson.
"Mr. Pratt" Lincoln.
Under the Red Robe" Weyman.
Swords on the Sea-" Hewes.
Magic Cold" Lansing"
civilians of West Point, johnson.
l.tGlengaary School DAYS" Connor.