. Map modeling in geography : including the use of sand, clay putty, paper pulp, plaster of Paris, and other materials : also chalk modeling in its adaptation to purposes of illustration. ient. The persons who do such work now arecalled surgeons or doetors. They take care of the healthof people. They help us to become well again. Weshould be careful of our health. By exercise. Little doc-tors at home. Those that educate the children are called teachers. Doctorsand teachers follow PROFESSIONS. Can you name other menwho have professions? The lawyer writes deeds and otherpapers, and gives advice
. Map modeling in geography : including the use of sand, clay putty, paper pulp, plaster of Paris, and other materials : also chalk modeling in its adaptation to purposes of illustration. ient. The persons who do such work now arecalled surgeons or doetors. They take care of the healthof people. They help us to become well again. Weshould be careful of our health. By exercise. Little doc-tors at home. Those that educate the children are called teachers. Doctorsand teachers follow PROFESSIONS. Can you name other menwho have professions? The lawyer writes deeds and otherpapers, and gives advice about law. He argues cases incourt. The minister or pastor has charge of a church or sexton? No, not in the same way. He call our minister the rector. St. Marks. Very us make the list. Professions. 193 Men having Professions. Surgeon. Minister. Doctor. Lawyer. Teacher. (Others) These are very useful men. How did we decide to bring the saws from Philadelphia toPittsburg? (Fig. 88.) We will take the rails made at Pittsburgand lay a track to Philadelphia. At Altoona we will put an en-gine on the track and run to Harrisburg. Then we will take some. Fig. 88(By a boy of fifteen.) Commerce. cars at Harrisburg and run down to Philadelphia. Here we canload the cars with sloyd saws and other things, and run back toPittsburg. The men have laid the track already, and the work is done.(Some rough sketching.) A railroad. Many men work for 194 Commerce and Government, the railroad company. The man who runs the engine is theengineer The man who helps him is the fireman. He whocollects the fares and has charge of the whole train is the con-ductor. The men who help him are brakesmen, baggagemen, trainmen are :— Conductor, Brakesmen, Engineer, Baggageman, Fireman, Express Agent,Postal Agent, and others. The trains carry goods from one part of the country to an-other. So the cars are great aids in Letters are carried on the cars to the POST-OFFICES.
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