The Survey, Volume 30, Number 3, Apr 19, 1913Various
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The Survey, Volume 30, Number 3, Apr 19, 1913
Various
Charities -- Periodicals; Social problems -- Periodicals; United States -- Social conditions -- Periodicals
A newly enacted state-wide compulsory school attendance law brings
Tennessee into line with its neighbor Kentucky. Attendance at school is
required of all between the ages of eight and fourteen and of all
between fourteen and sixteen who are not “actively and regularly and
lawfully” employed or who are unable to read and write. This new law
takes from the map printed in THE SURVEY of February 15 one of the five
gray southern states that have had compulsory attendance only in certain
counties.
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THAT home-making should be regarded as a profession.
THAT right living should be the fourth “R” in education.
THAT health is the duty and business of the individual, illness of the
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THAT the spending of money is as important as the earning of the
money.
THAT the upbringing of the children demands more study than the
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THAT the home-maker should be as alert to make progress in her life
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Economics.
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THE SPIRIT OF HELPFULNESS
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{ inspiration
A lack of { companionship
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