Chautauquan, Vol
The Chautauquan, Vol. 05, October 1884, No. 1
作者：Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle; Chautauqua Institution; Flood, Theodore L., 1842-1915 [Editor]
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章节目录
共 208 题- THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- VOLUME V.
- FROM OCTOBER, 1884, TO JULY, 1885.
- INDEX TO VOL. V.
- BOOKS RECEIVED. 61, 121, 305, 370, 492, 557, 611.
- C. L. S. C. AT THE ASSEMBLIES. 33.
- C. L. S. C. COLUMN, Our. Chancellor J. H. Vincent, D.D. 591.
- C. L. S. C. GRADUATES, Class of ’84. 306.
- C. L. S. C., How to Help the. Chancellor J. H. Vincent, D.D. 158.
- C. L. S. C., Important to Members of. 558.
- COURSE OF READING FOR 1885-86. 554.
- EDITOR’S NOTE-BOOK. 53, 113, 174, 235, 299, 362, 425, 486, 551, 609.
- GREEK MYTHOLOGY. 15, 76, 131, 190.
- HUXLEY ON SCIENCE. 261.
- LOCAL CIRCLES. 102, 163, 222, 286, 351, 413, 475, 540, 593.
- MEXICO. 338.
- PROGRAM OF POPULAR EXERCISES. 613.
- SPECIAL NOTES. 62, 122, 182, 245, 306, 372, 434, 496, 557, 616.
- POETRY.
- ALONE WITH MY CONSCIENCE. 26.
- EIN FESTE BURG IST UNSER GOTT. 392.
- PERPLEXITIES. 23.
- THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- Contents
- REQUIRED READING FOR OCTOBER.
- WHY WE SPEAK ENGLISH.
- BY RICHARD GRANT WHITE.
- HOME STUDIES IN CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS.
- BY PROF. J. T. EDWARDS, D.D.
- CHEMISTRY OF WATER. H₂O.
- DISTINCTION BETWEEN ATOMS AND MOLECULES.
- IMPORTANT DATES.
- ANALYSIS OF WATER.
- HYDROGEN.
- OXYGEN.
- STUDIES IN KITCHEN SCIENCE AND ART.
- I. THE POTATO.
- BY BYRON D. HALSTED.
- METHODS OF COOKING THE POTATO.
- BY MRS. EMMA P. EWING.
- SUNDAY READINGS.
- SELECTED BY THE REV. J. H. VINCENT, D.D.
- GLIMPSES OF ANCIENT GREEK LIFE.
- I.—THE GREEK TOWN AND HOUSE.
- II.—THE GREEK—HIS DAY AND HIS DRESS.
- GREEK MYTHOLOGY.
- TEMPERANCE TEACHINGS OF SCIENCE; OR, THE POISON PROBLEM.
- BY FELIX L. OSWALD, M.D.
- CHAPTER I.—THE SECRET OF THE ALCOHOL HABIT.
- A TRIP TO THE YOSEMITE.
- 1. Unquestioned submission to constituted authority.
- 2. Silence when entering the valley.
- 3. Wives, be obedient to your husbands.—_The Chaplain._
- 4. Wives, don’t you do it.—_The Chaplain’s wife._
- 6. Eat dinner often.—_Little Walter Bland._
- INSPIRATION POINT,
- THE HEAVENLY VISION
- THE HOSPITALITIES OF NATURE.
- BY THE REV. HUGH MACMILLAN, D.D., LL.D., F.R.S.E.
- PERPLEXITIES.
- CASTLE GARDEN.
- BY C. E. BISHOP.
- ALONE WITH MY CONSCIENCE.
- GOVERNMENT EMPLOYMENT FOR WOMEN.
- BY MRS. PATTIE L. COLLINS.
- GEOGRAPHY OF THE HEAVENS.
- THE SUN,
- THE MOON
- MERCURY
- VENUS
- MARS,
- JUPITER
- SATURN
- URANUS
- NEPTUNE’S
- THE MERCIFUL INSTITUTIONS OF PENNSYLVANIA.
- THE SOLDIERS’ ORPHANS’ SCHOOLS.
- THE TEMPORARY HOME.
- PROVISIONS FOR THE INSANE.
- HOSPITALS FOR THE BLIND AND THE DEAF AND DUMB.
- HOSPITALS FOR THE SICK AND THE INJURED.
- There is now being erected at Huntingdon an
- INDUSTRIAL REFORMATORY
- THE C. L. S. C. AT THE ASSEMBLIES.
- CHAUTAUQUA, NEW YORK.
- LITERATURE AS A GOOD OF LIFE.
- THE AFTERNOON SERVICES.
- ADDRESS OF REV. LYMAN ABBOTT, D.D.
- JOHN MONRO GIBSON.
- ADDRESS OF DR. VINCENT.
- FRAMINGHAM, MASSACHUSETTS.
- MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA.
- BY JOEL BEAN.
- OTTAWA, KANSAS.
- WASECA, MINNESOTA.
- ISLAND PARK, INDIANA.
- MONONA LAKE, WISCONSIN.
- LAKESIDE, OHIO.
- CRETE, NEBRASKA.
- MONTEAGLE, TENNESSEE.
- ROUND LAKE, NEW YORK.
- LONG BEACH, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.
- A LOCAL CIRCLE ASSEMBLY.
- LAKE D’FUNIAK, FLORIDA.
- MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, MARYLAND.
- WORDS FROM CHAUTAUQUA.
- QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
- I.—FIFTY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ON “BRIEF HISTORY OF GREECE.”
- 24. Q. What leading city of Greece did the army of Xerxes burn? A. Athens.
- 46. Q. What wars grew out of Philip’s scheme? A. The Sacred wars.
- 74. Q. What famous dialogues did he write? A. Dialogues of the dead.
- OUTLINE OF REQUIRED READINGS.
- OCTOBER, 1884.
- 3. “Why we Speak English,” in THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- 4. Sunday Readings for October 5, in THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- 3. Readings in Chemistry, in THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- 4. “How to Make Home Beautiful,” in _Our Alma Mater_.
- 5. Sunday Readings for October 12, in THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- 3. “Studies in Kitchen Science and Art,” in THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- 4. “Glimpses of Ancient Greek Life,” in THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- 5. Sunday Readings for October 19, in THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- 3. The “Temperance Teachings of Science,” in THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- 4. “Greek Mythology,” in THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- 5. Sunday Readings for October 26, in THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- WEEKLY PROGRAM FOR LOCAL CIRCLE WORK.
- PROGRAM FOR THE FIRST WEEK OF OCTOBER.
- 1. A talk on the geography of Greece.
- 2. Fifteen minutes quiz on “Why we Speak English.”
- 3. Written _résumé_ of the events of the past month.
- 4. Essay—The Climate of Greece.
- 5. Map exercise—Tracing of the Aryan Migration.
- 6. Question drawer.
- SECOND WEEK OF OCTOBER.
- 1. Written answers to questions handed in at previous meeting.
- 2. Select Reading.
- 3. Essay—Greek Civilization.
- 5. Pronouncing match on Greek names.
- THIRD WEEK IN OCTOBER.
- 1. Brief outlines of the week’s readings.
- 2. Essay—The Athens of To-day.
- 3. A Talk on the Potato.
- 4. Essay—The Battlefields of the Persian War.
- FOURTH WEEK IN OCTOBER.
- 1. Essay—Modern Greece and the Modern Greeks.
- 2. General review of “Questions and Answers on the Required Readings.”
- 3. Essay—The Battle Fields of the Persian War.
- THE C. L. S. C. CLASSES.
- CLASS OF 1885.
- BY C. M. NICHOLS.
- CLASS OF 1887—THE PANSIES.
- EDITOR’S OUTLOOK.
- THE CHAUTAUQUA PLAN.
- THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
- THE SECRET OF THE POLE.
- EDITOR’S NOTE-BOOK.
- C. L. S. C. NOTES ON REQUIRED READINGS FOR OCTOBER.
- PREPARATORY GREEK COURSE IN ENGLISH.
- RULES FOR THE VOWELS.
- 4. _Y_ is like _i_ in the same situation.
- 5. _Æ_ and _æ_ like _e_ in the same situation.
- 6. If a syllable end in a consonant the vowel has the short English sound.
- 7. _E_, in final _es_, like _e_ in Andes.
- RULES FOR CONSONANTS.
- 4. Initial _x_ is like _z_.
- 6. Initial _ph_, before a mute, is silent.
- 7. _S_ has generally the sound of _s_ in _this_.
- BRIEF HISTORY OF GREECE.
- NOTES ON REQUIRED READINGS IN “THE CHAUTAUQUAN.”
- WHY WE SPEAK ENGLISH.
- HOME STUDIES IN CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS.
- STUDIES IN KITCHEN SCIENCE AND ART.
- GLIMPSES OF ANCIENT GREEK LIFE.
- TEMPERANCE TEACHINGS OF SCIENCE.
- P. 20, c. 1.—“Bernard,” bĕrˌnärˈ. (1813-1870.)
- THE CHAUTAUQUA UNIVERSITY.
- BOOKS RECEIVED.
- SPECIAL NOTES.
- POPULAR EDUCATION.
- CHAUTAUQUA LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC CIRCLE.
- THE C. L. S. C.
- Brief History of Greece. (Barnes.)
- Preparatory Greek Course in English. (Continued.)
- Preparatory Greek Course in English. (Concluded.)
- The Character of Jesus. (Bushnell.)
- College Greek Course in English. (Concluded.)
- INITIATION FEE.
- APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP.
- 1. Give your name in full.
- 2. Your post-office address, with county and State.
- 3. Are you married or single?
- 5. If married, how many children living under the age of sixteen years?[E]
- 6. What is your occupation?
- 7. With what religious denomination are you connected?
- ATTENDANCE AT CHAUTAUQUA.
- FOR 1884-1885.
- THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- THE CHAUTAUQUA ASSEMBLY DAILY HERALD,
- FOR 1884, NOW READY.
- AN INVALUABLE COURSE OF LECTURES,
- THE YOUTH’S C. L. S. C.
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- IN CLUBS OF FIVE OR MORE:
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- Page 9, “cions” changed to “scions” (the selection of scions, with which)
- Page 10, “pototoes” changed to “potatoes” (_Parisienne_ potatoes)
- Page 16, “Semetic” changed to “Semitic” (the Aryan and Semitic tongues)
- Page 25, “gentlemen” changed to “gentleman” (A gentleman told me)
- Page 43, “beach” changed to “beech” (maple, beech and elm forest)