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Some Association Tracks Involved in Reading and Writing. By Thomas 
M. Balliet, Superintendent Schools, Springfield, Mass.. . : 
General Discussion, . . . . . . . : . . . 
Constitutional Bad Spellers. By Adelaide E. Wyckoff, the Packer 
Institute, Brooklyn, N. Y., <0. . ; . . . . 
The Theological Life of a California Child. [Slightly abridged.] By Pro- 
fessor Earl Barnes, of Leland Stanford, Jr., University, California, . 
General Discussion, . . . . . . . . , ‘ . 
Che First Two Years of the Child. [Slightly abridged.] By Miss Milli- 
cent W. Shinn, Editress of Oberlin Monthly, . . , ; 
A Plea for Special Child Study. [Slightly abridged.] By Professor W. 
L. Bryan, University of Indiana, ‘ ‘ : . . . . 
Report on Eye and Ear Mindedness. By Professor W. L. Bryan, Uni- 
versity of Indiana, . . Le “ee 
The New Psychology in the Normal Schools. [Slightly abridged.] By Miss 
Lillie A. Williams, State Normal School, Trenton, N. J., . . 
General Discussion, . . . 
UONGRESS OF Business EpucaTioNn, . , . . . ; ’ , . 
The Evolution of Business Colleges. Abstract of Opening Address. By 
S. S. Packard, President Dept. Congress Business Education, . ; 
Practical Advantages of a Commercial College Training. [Abstract of 
paper.] By George Soulé, New Orleans, La., . ’ ; . . 
The Relation of Business Instruction to Industrial, Commercial, and 
Financial Interests. [Abstract.] By A. D. Wilt, Dayton, Ohio, . 
The Higher Aspects of Business Education. [Abstract of paper.] By R. 
E. Gallagher, Hamilton, Ontario, . . ; . Co. . 
Stenography and Typewriting as Branches of Business Education. [Ab- 
stract of paper.] ‘By Isaac S. Dement, Chicago, IIl., . . . 
Che World’s Need of Business Women. [An abstract.] By Mrs. Sara A. 
Spencer, Washington, D. C., . , ‘ . . ‘ ‘ . 
Reciprocal Relations and Benefits of Business and Other Departments of 
Education. [Abstract of paper. ] By Dr. Ira Mayhew, Detroit, Mich., 
A Business Man’s Education. [Reported.] By Dr. James Macalister, 
Philadelphia, . . 
JONGRESS OF EDUCATIONAL PusLIcATIONS, ‘ . ’ . ‘ . . 
Present Ideals in Educational Journalism. [Abstract of paper.] By C. 
C. Rounds, Plymouth, N. H,, . . . ; : . . . 
Educational Journalism in New England. [Abridged.] By W. A. Mowry, 
Salem, Mass., : . . . ; . . . . . . 
Doctor Barnard’s American Journal of Education. [Abridged.] By Will 
S. Monroe, California, . . « ; . . . . 
The Purpose and Reward of Educational Journals. [Abstract.] By Amos 
M. Kellogg, New York, 
General Discussion, . ' . ‘ 
Educational Journals in New York. [Abstract.] . . 
Iducational Journalism in Ohio. [Abstract.] By Samuel Findley, ; 
Jducational Journalism in Indiana. [Abridged.] By George F. Bass, 
Indianapolis, . ' . ; . . ‘ ; ; . : 
School Journalism in Michigan. [Abridged.] By Professor Henry A. 
Ford, Detroit. 
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