Education, Volumen43New England Publishing Company, 1923 |
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... present in the natural child ; but now , the young people pass through a period when they will not even look at each other . Girls think boys are horrid brutes and boys wouldn't be caught alive playing with girls ! Then comes a strong ...
... present in the natural child ; but now , the young people pass through a period when they will not even look at each other . Girls think boys are horrid brutes and boys wouldn't be caught alive playing with girls ! Then comes a strong ...
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... present , -if this could have been done , the music , literature , the student activities , and the other high school subjects would have had a chance to get a hold on the sensitive heart and mind of the youth and make him more nearly ...
... present , -if this could have been done , the music , literature , the student activities , and the other high school subjects would have had a chance to get a hold on the sensitive heart and mind of the youth and make him more nearly ...
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... present time is increasing more rapidly than the means for sustaining the in- crease . At the present rate of increase our population will have doubled or reached two hundred million by 1950 , or in 35 years , or within a lifetime ...
... present time is increasing more rapidly than the means for sustaining the in- crease . At the present rate of increase our population will have doubled or reached two hundred million by 1950 , or in 35 years , or within a lifetime ...
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... present war . It is rapidly driving from our homes , ignorance , superstition and predjudice . Daily papers and farm journals are bringing the stimulus to renewed action and enlarged opportunities . The great interests of the outside ...
... present war . It is rapidly driving from our homes , ignorance , superstition and predjudice . Daily papers and farm journals are bringing the stimulus to renewed action and enlarged opportunities . The great interests of the outside ...
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... present day . Gradually the drudgery of hard labor has been relieved by water - power , horse - power , wind - power and the modern gasoline and electricity . It has been estimated that the use of agricul- tural machinery saved in human ...
... present day . Gradually the drudgery of hard labor has been relieved by water - power , horse - power , wind - power and the modern gasoline and electricity . It has been estimated that the use of agricul- tural machinery saved in human ...
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