Страница - 108Страница - 110- Occupations for women, [293] ff.
- Oklahoma Agricultural College, work at county fair, [229].
- Play, growing interest in, [27], [28];
- practical uses of, [28] ff.;
- an excellent set of materials for, [30];
- sharply distinguished from work, [31];
- after Sunday School, [97];
- neighborhood center for, [159].
- Play apparatus, model in farm home, [154].
- Playground, apparatus for, [118] ff.;
- for home and school, [154] f.
- Playground Association of America, [155], [316].
- Population, decrease in country, [83].
- Prohibitory law, in Kansas, [318].
- Psychological clinic, [265].
- Recreation, meaning of misunderstood, [33];
- how related to farm work, [34] ff.;
- for rural youth, [139].
- Religion, the new era in, [319];
- interest in a part of life, [5].
- Review of Reviews, [73].
- Rural manhood, [148], [156].
- Rural school, changes in view-point of, [102];
- to serve all, [103] f.;
- compulsory attendance upon, [106];
- model at Kirksville, [112].
- Rural schoolhouse, better ones needed, [107];
- location of, [108];
- in Kansas, [105];
- model at Cornell, [115].
- Saloons, a menace to boys, [206] f.
- School grounds, size, and adoption of, [109].
- School playground, [117] ff.
- Sex evils, to be studied, [317].
- Sex habits, secret, [204].
- Sex instinct, as socializing agency, [199].
- Sexual love, instructive and extremely helpful, [20];
- necessity of careful treatment, [20] ff.
- Smoking, bad for boys, [205] f.
- Social democracy, fostered by training, [4].
- Social efficiency, training for, [5].
- Social entertainment, how to conduct, [209] f.;
- several forms of, [211] ff.
- Social renaissance, in the country, [199].
- Social sensitiveness, a form of fear, [18];
- great value in training, [19], [20].
- Social training of farm youths, [197] ff.;
- in economic clubs, [215];
- a working plan for, [198] ff.;
- based on sex instinct, [199];
- menaces to, [200] ff.;
- in ideal country home, [208].
- Social training schools, [314].
- Social work, for girls, [295] f.
- Solitude, a means of culture, [35].
- Stenography, for girls, [294].
- Teaching, hard on young women, [203].
- Tuberculosis, is it inheritable? [8], [9].
- University of Pennsylvania, [309].
- Usefulness, as ideal of education, [3].
- Vacations, based on instincts and desires, [163], [226].
- Vacations, necessity of providing for, [176] f.;
- a father’s plan for, [177] f.
- Vocation, for farm boy, [275] ff.;
- should it be farming, [275];
- go slow in choosing, [276] f.;
- three methods of training for, [279] f.;
- preparation of farm girl for, [289] ff.
- Vocational schools, in the South, [229] f.
- Wallaces’ Farmer, [43], [44], [73].
- Waters, President H. J., [127].
- Wealth, not evidence of substantial country society, [84].
- Witmer, Dr. Lightner, [309].
- Women, occupations for, [291] ff.
- Work, as basis of society, [171] ff.;
- for the boy’s sake, [172] f.;
- wrong attitude of workmen toward, [174];
- a father’s method of training boy for, [175] f.;
- a schedule of hours for, [178] ff.;
- how much for the girl, [183] ff.;
- foundation for vocation, [285];
- necessary as discipline, [30], [31];
- not liked by natural children, [31];
- acquired fondness for, [32];
- a part of the good school course, [33];
- spiritualized by country church, [98].
- World’s Work, [73].
- Y.M.C.A., rural [129] ff.;
- purposes of, [131];
- how to organize, [132] ff.;
- leader for, [133] f.;
- how to conduct, [136];
- example of rural in Kansas, [143] f.