Box 5

Scope and Contents Bound text includes: diary entries covering subjects such as travel, schools, and meetings with government officials; official correspondence, reports and memorandums regarding school and governments, covering subjects such as "Moral Conduct in the Philippines," Barangay System, and the raising of hogs and chickens. The bound text also includes a Table of Contents for the following other volumes: Volume 1, 1901; Volume 2, 1903-1904-1905; Volume 3 1906-1907-1908-109; Volume 4...

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Duplicate content as Folder 1 in Box 5 except for extra documents after table of contents which include the vocabulary of the Ilongote (Ibilao) dialect with nouns, verbs, and conversational phrases and inscription inside front cover: “Frank L. Crone, Manila, Nov.12 1914. To John S. Crone, Kendallville, Indiana.”

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Some duplicate content as Folder 1 and 2 in Box 5. Original content includes: diary entries and informal anecdotes covering professional travels and health; official correspondence, mostly English; essays covering subjects such as Philippine social affairs, language attainments, attempted uprising, and teacher salaries in various countries; a list of books in English on the Philippines, dated Nov. 15, 1914; and the newsletter, "Teacher Assembly News," 1915.

Scope and Contents Some duplicate essays and anecdotes as Folder 3 in Box 5, such as the booklist and correspondence. Original content in bound text includes: diary entries from January through December 1914; civil Service documents; recount of speeches at the inauguration of the provincial government at Zamboanga, Sept. 1, 1914; official correspondence dating from 1901 through 1914; and memorandums mostly concerning agricultural education circa 1915. Inscription inside front cover: “John S. Crone. From Frank...