TY - JOUR
AU - Farr, Theodore P.
AB - JOUBN"AL OF" EDUCA.TION 6.0 You can't keep a Springer from springing the origin of fire and of daylight, Greek myths Till you put ibim in tbe Promised Land." that can be brought in harmoniously, and poems of the 'moon,·tlle-stars and the trees? Could the Superiotendent Luther:- "Blue Bird Song" be sung at a more appropri­ "Where, oh, where is Baldy Luther? * • • • * * • • ate time than when talking of Owaissa, or "Stars He's been boostinz oral 'rithmetic of the Summer ~ight" than when reading of Now he's over in the Silent Land," "the pathway of the ghosts, the shadows"? . . Children are born again when they open their Superintendent W. F. Lewis 'Of -Port Huron:- eyes on this new world of thought. And when ~Whe:e, 'O~, "-J;ere ~ Wa.lter ~e.wi':.? we dream our ideal for them, of a beautiful '\Vay over in the Border Land. voice, a-trained ear, a well stored mind, and con- He sticks there like a porous plaster fidence and independence in speaking, truly we •••••••• have "hitched our wagon to a star." And 'Way m-er in the Border Land." "Like a star, unhasting, unresting, be each one l.../ 
TI - “Ooerr-Tah”
JF - Journal of Education
DO - 10.1177/002205741307802316
DA - 1913-12-01
UR - https://www.deepdyve.com/lp/sage/ooerr-tah-0euegJ3Vna
SP - 640
EP - 640
VL - 78
IS - 23
DP - DeepDyve
ER -