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ILLUSTRATIONS

PLATE
I.	Fig. 1.	At least once each day the busy farm father may think of a way to combine his work with the children’s play	Frontispiece
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II.	Fig. 2.	Canadian boys breaking young oxen	6
III.	Fig. 3.	An attractive Kansas home	28
IV.	Fig. 4.	A day nursery in the country	42
V.	Fig. 5.	A rural home in the South	56
VI.	Fig. 6.	A well-equipped farmhouse	64
VII.	Fig. 7.	Children playing under the shade trees	72
VIII.	Figs. 8-9.	Rural church, Plainfield, Illinois	86
IX.	Fig. 10.	Village church at Ogden, Kansas	92
X.	Fig. 11.	Corn Sunday in an Illinois church	96
XI.	Fig. 12.	A country schoolhouse in California	108
	Fig. 13.	Type of model rural school used in Kansas	108
XII.	Fig. 14.	Model rural school at Kirksville, Missouri. Normal	112
XIII.	Fig. 15.	Rear view of the Kirksville school	114
XIV.	Fig. 16.	Using Babcock tester	120
XV.	Figs. 17-21.	Consolidated school and those it displaced	124
XVI.	Fig. 22.	The Cornell rural schoolhouse	126
XVII.	Fig. 23.	A.Y.M.C.A. play club	132
XVIII.	Fig. 24.	Y.M.C.A. Convention in Ohio	138
XIX.	Fig. 25.	Jerry Moore, champion corn raiser	150
XX.	Fig. 26.	A lonely schoolhouse	164
XXI.	Fig. 27.	Tennis in the country	180
	Fig. 28.	Country play festival	180
XXII.	Fig. 29.	Industrial exhibit in rural school	192
XXIII.	Fig. 30.	Agricultural and domestic science club	208
XXIV.	Fig. 31.	School and church in Canada	212
XXV.	Fig. 32.	Kansas prize winners	230
XXVI.	Fig. 33.	Girls’ doll display	238
XXVII.	Fig. 34.	Boys whittling	252
XXVIII.	Fig. 35.	Study of corn	256
XXIX.	Fig. 36.	School gardeners	270
XXX.	Fig. 37.	Country schoolgirls	290
XXXI.	Fig. 38.	A girls’ class in sewing	300
XXXII.	Fig. 39.	Girl sowing seed	312
	Fig. 40.	Boy thinning vegetables	312

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