The Prism (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 27, Ed. 1, Friday, March 3, 1916 Page: 3 of 4
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Friday Mtuch .1 191(i
THE PRISM
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We Announce a Full and Com-
plete Display of
New Spring Ap-
parel and Millinery
In the Most Worthy Sty-
les and Designs.
You will find here
the Beautiful and ap-
propriate in Wear-
ing Apparel and Mil-
linery. New Wool Goods
Wash Fabrics and
Trimmings.
VISIT US OFTEN
R. 6. ROGERS
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CITIZENS DRAY LINE
Figure Your Lumber
Bill with
H. H. HARDIN
STEVE WHITE
Up-To-Date Shoe Maker
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY I
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"HOW TO STUDY."
j Hunter-Smith Grocery
Company
Appreciates Your Business.
We Deliver The Goods
PHONES NO. 485-466
Dry Cleaned Pressed
und Pressed Only
2 Piece Suit 50c 25c
Pants 25c 15c
Ladies Skirt 75c 50c
Skirts 50c 25c
We will call for and deliver.
Phone 378.
G. EIIMAX Merchant Tailor.
307 Brown St.
The following is taken fiom "School
Science and Mathematics:"
The HABITS OF STUDY formed in
school arc of as great importance as
the subjects mastered: YOUR DAILY
AIM should be TO LEARN YOUR
LESSONS IN LESS TIME or TO
LEARN IT BETTER IN THE SAME
TIME. The following suggestions if
carefully followed will help you make
your mind an efficient tool.
1. Understand the lesson assign-
ment. Learn to take notes on the sug-
gestions given by the teacher when the
lesson is assigned. Take down accu-
rately any references given by the
teacher. Should a reference be of
special importance star () it so that
you may readily find it. Pick out the
important topics of the lesson before
beginning your study.
2. Provide yourself with the ma-
terial the lesson requires; have on
hand maps rulers compass special
paper or whatever is needed.
I!. Do not lose time getting ready
for study; sit down and begin to work
at once. Concentrate upon your work
i. c put your mind on it and let
nothing disturb you. Have the will
to learn thoroughly yet without wast-
ing time.
4. LEARN TO USE YOUR TEXT
BOOK. The following device will be
found helpful: Index appendix foot-
notes maps illustrations vocabular-
ly etc. Learn to use your text book
as it will help you to use other books.
Therefore understand the purpose of
the devices named above and use them
freely.
5. In many kinds of work it is best
to go over the lesson quickly then to
go over It again carefully; e. g. be-
fore beginning to solve a problem in
mathematics read it through and be And breezes waft it back and forth
.sure you understand whut it is to be from earth
proved befoie beginning its solution; To Heaven from North to South
in translating a foreign language from East to West.
lead the passage through und sec how Restrain us ne'er. But be thou glad
much you understand before consult- at heart
ing the vocabulary. And glow enlarge be greatest and
(i. DO INDIVIDUAL STUDY. teach instruct
Learn to form your own judgments And train develop yet millions mo'ie
to work your own problems. Individ- of men.
ual study is honest study. Lasso Ml!.
7. Try to put the facts you are
learning into piaetieal use if possible i
Apply them to present day conditions i Kalamazoo Mich.
Illustrate them in terms familiar to March 5th 11)1(1.
you. Miss Susie Doe:
8. Take an interest in the subjects Am gad to kiw you um
taught in school. Read the periodic do d work n p c am kn
literature concerning these. Talk o Brownwood finc. wh wou(
your parents about your school work. have u hoto nmdc by TAVL0U
Discuss with them the points that in- BR0S am scnd youp fr-cm o)e
terest you. EASTER.
1). Review vour lessons ftequently. ... ...
If there were points you did not un- Yu. know 'our f.rends ca bu'
derstand the review will help you to anything you can give them-oxcopl
master them. -vour Photograph.
10. PREPARE EACH LESSON Your father and mother would
EVERY DAY. The habit of meeting
each requirement punctually is of ex
Ironic importance. Plan to give each
subject a definite time for its prcpa
ration.
JINIOR POEM 'Hi.
1'. Willard Taylor. Johnnie.
Dear Howard Payne thy worth we
cannot speak;
Koi words and space are not at our
command
And yet permit tlie.se lines to bridge
to you
A message that we know is justly due.
The sound of thy dear name our souls
doth stir;
And causcth adoration joy und hope
Within this cluss that sought and
found thee here.
Thy noble purpose and ability DTJTP
Thy deeds of sacrifice in moulding 1 111 il r
men
Doth make thy name the greatest
theme of praise.
And since we've felt thy power thy
guiding hand
We lolvc thee much and want thy
praise to ring.
Come voices harps und trumpets
fiom all lauds:
Bring bells symbols and reeds and
those with strings
Bring all that mind and hand in time
huth made:
And if thy wits can fashion more
bring that.
Assemble all and each with master
skill
Arrange with care chase discord far
away
Then blend we these in peals of loud-
est praise.
Let nature's million-corded voice
chime in
With tones too sweet for moital man
to own.
Engage we thus with joyful hearts
o'er flown
'Till heaven our anthem doth receive
enforce
Rebound und make ten thousand times
as loud:
Let sun and moon and planets all join
in:
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BE ON TIME
Ifyour watch or clock does not keep correct time bring it to us. We
will repair it and make it keep accurate time at a reasonable price.
New clocks from $1.00 up. WATCHES AT ALL PRICES.
f ARMSTRONG JEWELRY COMPANY
j THE GIFT STORE
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The Prism (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 27, Ed. 1, Friday, March 3, 1916, newspaper, March 3, 1916; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth99970/m1/3/: accessed June 28, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Howard Payne University Library.