“Education,” for February by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Feb 11, 1915

“Education,” for February

By Editor

THIS number of our educational magazine contains the fascinating and instructive story of Hampton Institute, Virginia. From its beginning, soon after the Civil War, until the present, this school has been conducted as a Christian institution, based on the idea of combining education of the hand with education of the head, to the end that character may be built the more strongly and permanently. There is a striking parallel between the utterances of its founder and first principal, General Armstrong, from 1872 to 1892, and the principles given this denomination by Mrs. E. G. White from 1873 onward.

Together with other articles especially for evangelistic workers, for teachers, and for parents, the contents of this issue make most interesting and instructive reading. The magazine can be secured through any conference tract society for one dollar a year, or ten cents a month.