Box 3

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Bound diary entries, official correspondence and reports for the Bureau of Education. Subjects include athletics, teachers, and conditions of schools.

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Duplicate content of Folder 1 in Box 3.

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Duplicate content of Folder 1 and 2 in Box 3, except for inscription in front cover: “Mr. John S. Crone. Kendallville, Indiana. From Frank. Manila. October 29, 1913.”

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Bound National Geographic Magazine (Vol. XXIII, No. 9, Sept. 1912, Washington) Article ”Head-Hunters of Northern Luzon,” by Dean C. Worchester, Secretary of the Interior of the Philippine Islands. Includes a map, several photographs and captions of Indigenous or First peoples of the Philippine Islands, for example the Kalinga, “Negrito”, Ilongot, Ifugao, Bontoc, and Igorat. Inscription inside front cover: “Frank L. Crone, Manila, November 8, 1912.”

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Official reports and notes on Japanese schools including instruction, school buildings, subjects taught, students, and administration. Inscription inside front cover: “Frank L. Crone, Manila, Oct. 30, 1912.”

Scope and Contents Bound bulletins for the public schools in the Philippines run by the United States board of education. The three here have forwards written by Frank L. Crone as Acting Director of Education. Bulletin 45: The School of Household Industries. Discusses trade school for women teaching lacemaking, weaving, and other textile trades.Bulletin 46: The Industrial Museum, Library, and Exhibits. List of books, artifacts, equipment, etc. in the Industrial Museum in the...