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-_`_\.(;5Q_,@,S3 1-:c1~:x'rr.1' f u 0
bill opposing the
acceptance et such
assistance and co-
operation ns has
been given by the
A _ (icnernl ICducation
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` ` (`91"»_f|};-"" ment ou the ground
l i that such n con-
_ ' N uection might con-
\ i " s '  fer too much influ-
" ~ ence on 11 private
1-itizen. .\ir. John D. Rockefeller is the
fourzrier of the fund which the General
ldducatiou liourd has alimiuistered, and
that the action of the Senate was di-
rected chiefly toward him was freely
slated during the debate on tha subject.
Some Senators who felt that thrive had
been no impropricty in the activities
oi thu General l']ducnti0u lloard at an-
other time were apprehensive that under
hilniinr conditions undue power might
be exercised by private citizens, and
¢l'\`l`@f0l"> HWY voted in favor of the bill,
flllllffllt-Ill iilL’.V had no auimus against
the liockefclicrs.
\\'hc-rever the new education has been
enrrled in the South, strengthening the
Stale universities and offering oppor-
tunities in the remote rural communities,
the name of Dr. Wallace linttrlck, of
the General Education Board, is well
known. Dr. Buttrick has been secretary
of the Board since its establishment in
1902. The I_ionrd was liberallly endowed
by Mr. John D. Rockefeller for the pur-
Dlluc of promoting educational endeavor
in all directions and iu all sections of
the country. In pursuance of this pur-
hosc-Dr. Buttrick has spent much of his
time in tl\e field, seeking things to do
and observing work in progress. While
the Board has given generously to col-
leges and universities it may be said to
be especially interested in agricultural.
vocational and domestic education. On
his recent tour of inspection I)r. But-
trick was accompanied by Mr. Abrahrun
lflcxner, who has recently become his
associate in the offices ofthe Board.
¢` Boards Work ls Unique.
Tho work of the General Education
Board is unique. It seeks to co~opcratc
with the local centres of education ai-
rcady established and with the federal
Department of Agriculture, largely hy
financial support, which makes it pos-
sible to develop the resources of neg-
lected districts and to train boys and
girls for economic independence. It has
Siren millions of dollars wherever it has
been shown that they would increase the
efficiency of n comumnity. nnd it is W0'
pared to continue and extend support,
upon the recomnlendntinn and advice of
authorities. either lo-*al or nllii0lll\|-
Ivo, the fl,-gg three years of its existence
tho Board`s activities consisted chicfli'
in sending representatives to make 11
thorough study of the status ot edues-
tion in the South. As n result of till!
study the members ot the Board decided
that the ‘resign need of that section of
the country was to introduce more ef-
fective methods ot tnrmlns- Elshly I1"
cent of the people of the South live in
the country and depend upon 0¥l'l°\1|'“"°‘
for their support.
Ths very but my °f hcilllnll "W
South to help itself. therefore. wal t0
enable the farmers. cloevidlly 01° b°Y'
sad girls, to work the had and to hnndll
its products more intelligently and mv"
effectively. In the enum ot its investi-
gation the representatives ot the Board
learned ol the vrork that had been done
by Dr. Seaman A. Knapp ll* "¥‘“"'g
the boil weevli for the s°Y¢l‘“"°°'"' '"’
proposed that if his work at showinsv
on uma-r :ww to rum on rm f<»}'\4»
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ox County, Tennessee, ' 
farming tha Board would pny the ex-
penses entailed. The Secretary of Agri-
culture agreed that Dr. Knapp should
take charge of the work in other States
than '_[‘ex|u: and Louisiana, in which he
had been carrying on the ralnpnigrn
against the bell \vs~evil. ami the Gt-nernl
Iioard of ldducntiou paid the hills, the
appropriations for that purpose sium-
1ii0G amounting to about -“3l~i|‘lll~ili`0<
The results of this work are <'xt|'e1uel_v
interesting. What the inrestniant has
meant in dollars nnd cents in inenlru-
lable. hut of far greater importance is
the effect that lt has had nu'tlu- popu-
lation in stimulating them to make H
better use of their o|iporluniti1~s and
facilities and in raising the tone of the
communities i|\ which they lire.
Two hundred and sixteen nu-n are now
r=upervisl|n; farm work in the South and
showing the farmer bow he may make
his acres more productive with less work
and how thc women of the fnuuly may
add to the comfort of the home ami find
greater zest and variety In their ll\'cF\
At present about twenty thousand farm-
ers arc following the ilnprorcd methods
to which they hnvc been introduced by
the demonstrators.
'1`hc work has been so \viselY 'l“““ lim'
there ls no resentment ngniuut the strnn~
gm- who comes lu to'sho\v n man who
lms fnrn/‘lcd in the old fashioned \\'!l.V
how to better his methods. ln|lem].'tl\e
nge-nt`is not s stranger lu the land. bru-
aliy he is ennnected with the State um-
rersity or some other c0l|@l¥l‘» 0\‘ Wm' the
local experiment station.
influence Widespread.
The influence of these distrlhtltivé
ngenclcs does not stop with the direct
lessons given to thc 20.000 fnrnrers.
These in turn pass it on tu their neu;h~
hom, and lt ls ortlmntrd that tllcrc are
now in the South almost 200.000 farm-
ers who have felt the influence of this
new agricultural doctrine nnd practice
and are applying it on their farms.
En evident ls the effect of the propw
gsnrln that _it has rome to the utleuliou
0| ¢|,, |.~m-me,-,° Union of the rinrrthen-n
States Ind been commended by them and
by the press generally in that part of ll.:-
country.
(_-it is not only in the South that theao
' te Q -0'.
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instructions are needed. ln such North~
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lshlre, where the farmers have failed to
ltr-ep pave \\'it|| ilu* u_:!'iL't|ltl||':\l rle\'elop-
ment of the lluy ami in 1-uma-qlu-ur~e flml
it difficult to \\'ri-st a living from the
soil. the General l'Itl|u'atio|| lioard has
con:-.~ to the rs-.~11-ue uml is pa_\’in;: for the
; st-|~\'i.'9r r~l‘ t~‘:pert.~< to <'arr_\‘ the ,gospel of
in-tier rl‘i:|\.s l:r>\ ‘A more ;:l-In-rous 1~'|:\u\l-
:li-ll of living: llmnxglr :ML rirnl 1!isll'is-ts.
This i4 luuue luissiivllllry '_r;~1`»' or' ilu*
ulost, prut'til-al sort,
9 lioys’ Corn Clubs.
\\uute\'<-r m:|_v lu- tiollc to il;t|'mlur=»
new nietluuls aumu;,' the faruu-rs who
have luui: lu-l-oule :|l'<‘l:e~'tn|m~1l to the uu-
profitallll- \rn_\'.- of lillillzr the .si-ll ami
r1li.~1ll|:! live slorl-'_ null nu\ou;: the \\'ruue:\
l
of their l'uxuil_v ami r|ei;:lillor|unu|. is sei
tlnwu as n unin to lu' llianlrfnl for, lun
the grrent llope of tliuse \\'ln| labor uuilrr
the tiireetimi of the lioartl is in the l»o_\'s
uml lxlrls \\`l|o are 1-a;.:4»r for the "4-“A
tlliugs that their elrlt-r.~¢ often nwepl
with reluctance. The dt-u\uuSl|'|llinu
work among the l»n_\~.~i nf the public
svllflols has met with t|'elul-lulmis re~
spouse. The lbiys' t'oru (Iluhs have
mudr- themselves fnlnous. '1`l\o report of
the tinuerul l‘idueuti1\n liunrll states that
upproximntel_v iil,(l00 boys of twelve
years nhl und upward are learn-
ing by doing. Instead of studying out
agriculture in text hooks they are per-
forming practical work on their fathers'
farms,_tl\eee experiments being made the
basis of their work ln the schools. Not
only is this n far more effective way, but
the personal element of getting results
contributes an interest that no ordinary
class room work can exert.
Corn was selected for demonstration
because it is s plant that can be prof-
ltnbly produced in all parts of the United
States. lfurther. almost nil buys who
live in the country have .1 knowlerhge of
it and so do not find it n difficult suh~
ject. The social end u'lso appeals strong-
ly to hors who have ftiw o|,l|»orluui|les
lu that line. llnillcs are held ln court
houses. at country fairs and in other
plneon convenient of nr-cess for ilu- scat-
tered corn gram-rn. and the luter<~lu\u;:.-
of ideas i_s us helpful to the luiya as to
older furluors, In order ln prulnnu- a
frlclldly I'l\'all'_\‘ prism nf trips' to \\`.-rsh
lmztun. where it sonu-ti'nr-s lmppr-u~< they
ern states ar, thine and ,Nyw Iilsllf- i.
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who ure |u'our- to follow the t1'uditir»u.+
ka
_   K"‘°X COUHW (Tennessee) Girls at work
bu;,'g_\', a good strulu; plnugll, cash, a 1-nit,
a |'|-gisll-i'\-ll calf, lniokn ou a_‘_"rieulture
.null luu‘ti<-\1lt\|ri- :lull uliu-1' lhi|:;_'. \\'<u'll|_v
ol' any |ai_r's ln'.~:t ei`l`o|'ts are ¢>l`l`l-rt-ll.
'l'lu- liauivs of the bo_\'.s in-|uu'_'iu;.' tn
se clubs are stall. to the uulluu-ilit-s
| \\aslliu;:lnu, \\'lu» will see llzal ilu-_r
vt-ire l`1-om time lo time bulletins nud
eirr-ulars uf instruction in regarll ln swell
!.~rl\-4-titui. the |'l'1'lHlratlon uf the soil.
l !`<~|‘tilEz:|ti|m null 1-ullivaliou.
" '_l`ln- (l<~m-r:1l l‘I\lu<~utiou lluarrl rl-<~uL$`
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; nice; that it is as important to e|iu<'=\\
the girls of tin- South along pr.-|\‘th-:ll
llu\u~'|-lu-opil._-5 and ct-oxrmiie lines as ir is
in make :nnd l`a\'|.1r‘:-x of their limllu-|'.~‘.
'i`lu- or;;auiv.ati|»n of ;;iri.~4' <‘in‘.~:i l>:»g;\_u in
I \'i|';.;iuia ami South t'arulina in 1i‘!tl.
i the avu\\‘ell 1-lljer-ts \u~lu;_' "to sti_mul:\te
‘ illlerl-st and \\'i\o|eso|ue eo-opt-r:|ti<u|
among luelulucrs of the family in the
holne; to provide some menus by which
the girls uxuy f-urn inouey ut luuur. :llul
at tlu- same time get the education null
\'ir~\v|n|iut lleee.~|.~'u|'_v for the itleul farm
life; to euvnilrnge rural families t0 pro-
riale purrl' and lu-tier food at u lower
<-ost and lo utilize the surplus ami other-
'\\'ist- \\‘nsle prollllt-is of the icarlleu and
urelulrrls: to furuisll leuvliers \\'illl :\
liuvlee for helping their pupils and their
communities." lu the first your that the
clubs were or;ianize|l there were 325
girls enrolled. .\`o\v there are more than
thirty-three tlmusand in the fourteen
Southern States.
Girls Cuitivatc the Tomato.
Just as the boys had made eoru the
staple end of their agricultural ecfforts,
so the tonuuo was taken as the most*
promising vegetable on which the girls
could concentrate their attention, nl-
though they were euce'urn|;eli to pluul
other vegetables lu their gardens. A
lcuth of an acre was dcehled upon us a i
good average size for tho hardens. As
the hnys are aalvlscd to fepll the corn
that they grow on the farm wherever it
is prnr-ticablr, so the girls are uruvd lo
can 'he fruit and veizetnhlvs rant rin-_r
raluc so that their families uecd nut l
buy tfny eallnell goods in ilu course of
the year. Alrelus 1-|n|»||-_vi-rl by the (ion-
cral l<i¢lu|‘ntiou lioarzl ll|.stru~~t tlu- girls
lu the best \\a_\' tr»;‘r<~p:|r»-1l~z-wel-i,|i\l|< l
and fruit ami sl - .\ l!'_~|u lil- :uh -_n:_~-_-~
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using neat lui ~l< _.-v: . \~\\ E\|- u _.M
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sul ;ul.li|iou to |Iu»ir .~muil itll-olm-.s
vlllll.
|1uIll<~rs. The l\oilil|_'_' ulul sie\\'ll\'-C
vom in a bi: kettle hum: over a fire ou
of ¢lo|u~.~', the stirriu: with a lou: llalulli-4
luiuuuxlaltle i|upll~lm_-llt. li|||l\‘l‘ illc il'1‘i'-‘i
the girls |»t'l»pare the fruit and v<-u.\ta~
iles, and wlleu they ure rva<l_v put then.
into the rom ami _urs \\'ailiu_; on long
ln-me|u.ul|.- lalrles, tif collltsr, it in |\'\s!l-
\\'u_vs, but very soon the girls l>er<u|u~
.se\'im;* fit-vie:-.= and they make enougll
to pay for them,
Clubs Develop Personality.
The effect of tlluse t-tubs upon the per-
sonality of the girls is relllnrkllbie. The
pl\~t\|>1‘rs In the |»osse_~'sio|| of th! tient-ral
l~hl\u-utiou _lionrtl 'woulll show it, even if
lh<_\' dill not have the reports from the
workers in the field to verify lt. .\'e\v
ambitions, new interests wake up the
sluguisll and curb the reckless. I.ocke\l
nn'a_v in the arc-llives of thc llourd is the
report of u had girl whom thc other
rmunbers of the club looked at aslumcc
when sho joined it. The girl, finding a
lrsefnll outlet for her cnergy,'\von many
prizes und to-day, attractive and useful,
ir one of the best examples of what the
canning clubs d-»'t’or girls in the South.
ill-r latest picture is hung r°onspi\-uously
where visitors mn_v net- the \'<~uetal>l<»n she
hns rn_ii»u-d and the prize \\-inning runs
that she has put np.
ll must he |un‘,er~=too|l that the aclivi<
th-n of the r~nnuir|: nuzl pozlllry r-lubs are
h_v no menus limited to uuuiu.-ll lah-rr.
.\.<ld\- fi-our the but that r_~luu\istry and
e.\u4‘tue+s alul all sorts of sf~\nuli|`i1-
lt||o\:'lc<l‘;\- art lr-arued in (iw npplitalinu
of their piimipil-.\. Ilu- un-x||la~|s of IM-
r-lulv~1k|-vp i|<el.r;7»- rw ~:'l oi' lhl-ir \‘_\‘-
|n~!i:r.'~",'-: ‘.'~.T ill rl~~|‘l‘»- 4-‘_ ‘mu wi 'l`io_\
nl.-=-» urlll- row| o /ini,-< nl |-dy \,l _la 1;, _g-
l'u\»- ll-:*|'x-~-i. _, 'l tl:l:§1'|»l\xlii.»\- llll-l‘;\\'_\'
u:uu.',\a~ uilll a.l.|t nf s lr-uti!i_» .~:uil_v
und analysis. .\'o1\1¢:tiuu~s tla-il vulhu-
to s||ppi_\'iu;; the lmllle girls find that
ilu-v <»-lu sell em-u;:|| 1-\'e|'_\'_vl-al' to lnnku
'l lu' twill, .|l\\'u_\'.~¢ |u';lr the lulrcl, "'l`|»
urnlw the luwl lrult\‘l'." ille llluttu of llIL'
.\nnu_-tiuu-s the \\'u'k is umiertalrl-u
with tlu- .-nine sort nt' primitive outfit
ll::ll \\'us u.~‘l'|| lu the tl:l_\'.' ui' Hill' l»'\`ill\‘l'
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his to have the pr<»llut~ts thus prepslrellill
quite as good as those put up in merit-rujl
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be slung to the tune -I "Dixie" :-
'l`omalo Club Aolig.
l`oir:atn shell and lnauly lurttum
_\l.\k| you \\~altl|_\'. if _vou'\'e gut 'em.
l'lnut away. plant away, plant n\\'n)'
tomato girls!
f'atcl\ the u~_»r|n< and watch the ucnther,
\\'orl<iu;: one uml all tnizetber.
l'lnnt away, plant. away, plant away,
tomato girls!
‘ Chorus.
For the canning clubs of Dixie,
ilooray! llooray!
in Ilixie land we‘ll tale our stand
To ii\'e null run in l"lr"-,|'.
.\\vn_v, u\\'n_v, array 1.o\rn South in Dixie.
.\'o\v pick your frvit and quit your plan~
niu`;
Aprl-|\s un au-I start to 1-anniu'.
Can a\\i~;;, .ae anuy. can a\v.|_v, to~
l:i_\t» _:Mai
'l`ln~r. star-k 't-m -in thc .~l:|lt`, 0 ll|>ut»_\'
lIn~-li 1-an '.un|\<¢ stun-~ rea-l_\‘ i.| u<»_'.'_
l':\u u\\ .\'. ¢'.|u :l\\:l_\', run :l\\ ig, l~>»
mnlo luis!
Voir .'_i~'-~':.<‘l'. .~t» p up and try 'eu|. '
l l', .'|- 'r-lu .»'u'l', §.'rl\l`\\~ get lu buy `\~:n_
Sell a\\u_v. sell an :\_v. soil ,ln-;|_\-_ l,,=,,;,g,,
Lil-lu!
'i`lu- canning girl, you'll not for-get her;
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oajrcr to obtain the up to dale, lnhnr` Gathering Tomaioes for Canning.
. ...asm finds e_\pi'\-s,<im\ in -1-r_~<-_ llarlt , .\l::!-'es lin- ln-sl :I little latter.
in the 'i'/:mate Ciixil .\'om:, sul-::\ill 'V-i by
Si-ll a\\a_\; wil .i\va_\'. sell u\\a_»°. temsto
cirl_-I
.\nl=tlu»r |.ba<e of the \\'nl.t cum- |»_\ the
(iru|»|'|| l'i»i|'~":li-fu liuawl ls ext-u-p’:l||:l
iu ilu- lim.r;l- l’l-.;!,|»_l_v ('l;"»-;;.- 9. .\'.x-ur
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