The Teachers’ Outlook

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Jun 26, 1889

FromThe American Sentinel, Vol. 4, No. 22.

The Teachers’ Outlook.

Published by The Teachers’ Publishing Company, Des Moines, Iowa. A monthly magazine for teachers and pupils that proposes to supplement other school journals rather than to occupy the same field. It will seek to provide an Outlook upon affairs of life and facts in science and nature which illustrate and test theories; to stimulate thought, and give the teacher’s mind a fresh source of inspiration.

A review of current events, civil and industrial problems, inventions, discoveries, etc., will be an important feature of the magazine, and a complete review of current literature will also be given by competent critics.

Another, and very important, feature of the magazine will be that all teachers and students are invited to join its circle of writers, out of which it proposes to draw its corps of future contributors. On this point it has some original plans of mutual helpfulness to carry out; aid to give writers in introducing them to the public, and suggestions to those who need practice and training in the expression of thought that will be helpful. Send 50 cents for magazine eight months. Agents wanted.