The Popular Educator, published weekly, is a series of hundreds of essays in 10 volumes – The Popular Educator Library – designed to provide the essence of a college education for those who were not able to attend college. The publication ran from March 1938 to November 1942.
Editors
edit- Lingard Loud (1891–1981), general editor
- John Daniels, general editor
Contributors
edit- Accountancy
- Earl Adolphus Saliers (1884–1952), B.S., M.A., PhD
- Aeronautics
- Theodore von Kármán (1881–1963), M.E., PhD
- Aeronautics
- Art and Architecture
- Ernest C. Pickering, B.Sc., M. Arch. (1893–1974)
- University of Cincinnati
- Astronomy
- George Clyde Fisher (1878–1949), PhD, LLD
- American Museum of Natural History
- Biology
- John Hiram Gerould (1868–1961), PhD
- Dartmouth College
- Business English
- John "Jack" Presley Fife (1899–1974), B.A., M.A.
- Stevens Institute of Technology
- Chemistry
- Leo Arthur Goldblatt (1903–1988), PhD
- University of Pittsburgh
- Drawing and Design
- Andrew McDuffie Vincent (1898–1993)
- University of Oregon
- Economics
- Franklin "Frank" Tenney Stockton (1886–1971), A.B., L.H.D., PhD
- University of Kansas
- Engineering
- Fred Asa Barnes (1876–1950) C.E., M.C.E., F. A. A. A. S.
- Cornell University
- English Literature
- Hoyt Hopewell Hudson, PhD (1893–1944)
- Princeton University
- French
- Earl Frederick Langwell (1901–1977), PhD
- University of Notre Dame
- Geology
- Terence Thomas "Terry" Quirke (1886–1947), M.Sc., PhD, F.A.A.A.S.
- University of Illinois
- History – Ancient, European, and Modern
- Walter Woodburn Hyde (1871–1966)
- University of Pennsylvania
- History
- Tibor Kerekes de Kelesceny (1893–1969)
- Georgetown University
- Journalism
- Grant Milnor Hyde (1889–1972), B.A., M.A.
- University of Wisconsin
- Latin
- Roy Joseph Deferrari (1890–1969), A.B., M.A., PhD
- Law
- Edward Karl McGinnis (1887–1960), A.B., J.D.
- Mathematics
- William Whitefield Elliott (1898–1993), A.B., PhD
- Duke University
- Philosophy
- Harry Allen Overstreet (1875–1970), A.B., B.Sc.
- Photography
- Stanley George Blaxland Stubbs (1884–1962)
- General Editor, Waverly Technical Encyclopedias
- Physics
- Lenville Laurentine Hendren (1880–1958), M.A., PhD
- University of Georgia
- Physiology & Anatomy
- Harold Edwin Himwich (1894–1975), B.S., M.D.
- Union University
- Psychology
- Adam Raymond Gilliland (1887–1952), B.S., M.Psych., PhD
- Northwestern University
- Radio and Television
- Richard Dudley Fay (1891–1964), A.B., S.B.
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- Spanish
- Francis Monroe Kercheville (1901–1969), B.A., M.A,. PhD
- University of New Mexico
- Also complete courses in American History, Anthropology, Archaeology, Bible History, Botany, Civics, Classical Literature, Drama. Economic Geography, English Language, English History, Eurythmics, Geography, German, Greek, Interior Decorating, Italian, Mnemonics, Money, Music, Penmanship, Philology, Phonetics, Physical Geography, Politics, Shorthand (Gregg & Pitman), Social History, Typewriting, Writing, Zoology.
Online access
edit- Vol. 9: "Butcher, Fanny" p. 3371 (snippet view) – via Google Books.
- Vol. 1 (snippet view) – via Google Books.
- Vol. 2 (snippet view) – via Google Books.
- Vol. 4 (snippet view) – via Google Books.
- Vol. 8 (snippet view) – via Google Books.
- Vol. 9 (snippet view) – via Google Books.
- Issues 13–18 (snippet view) – via Google Books.
- Issues 19–24 (snippet view) – via Google Books.
- Vol. 5. Issues 25–30 (snippet view) – via Google Books.
- Issues 31–36 (snippet view) – via Google Books.
- Issues 37–45 (snippet view) – via Google Books.
Fanny Butcher
edit- Kerekes de Kelesceny, Tibor (1938). "Dire Tragedy of the ...". The Popular Educator (Lecture 8: Modern European History – Richelieu's Policy). Vol. 2 (of 10) (Issue 9). Dunellen: National Educational Alliance, Inc.: 799 → Note: The Popular Educator, published weekly, is a series of hundreds of essays in 10 volumes named, The Popular Educator Library, designed to provide the essence of a college education for those who were not able to attend college. The publication ran from March 1938 to November 1942.
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Other publications by National Educational Alliance
edit- Morgan, Willard "Herc" Detering (1900–1967) (general editor) (1942). The Complete Photographer. Vol. Vol. 2 (pp. 398–784). New York: National Educational Alliance, Inc. Retrieved July 22, 2021 – via Internet Archive.
{{cite book}}:|first1=has generic name (help);|volume=has extra text (help)CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link) LCCN 43-17069; LCCN 44-7245 OCLC 173735658 (all editions).
- Morgan, Willard "Herc" Detering (1900–1967) (general editor) (1943). The Complete Photographer. Vol. Vol. 6 (pp. 1969–2360). New York: National Educational Alliance, Inc. Retrieved July 22, 2021 – via Internet Archive.
{{cite book}}:|first1=has generic name (help);|volume=has extra text (help)CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link) LCCN 43-17069; LCCN 44-7245 OCLC 173735658 (all editions).
- Kimball, Reginald Stevens, EdD (ed.) (1947). Practical Mathematics, Theory and Practice With Applications to Industrial Business and Military Problems. Vol. Vol. 2 (pp. 327–640). New York: National Educational Alliance, Inc. Retrieved July 22, 2021 – via Internet Archive.
{{cite book}}:|first1=has generic name (help);|volume=has extra text (help)CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link) LCCN 45-5199; LCCN 45-7166 OCLC 08510862 (all editions); OCLC 2279812 (all editions).
Disambiguation
editNot to be confused with:
- Late 1800s publication of John Cassell (1817–1865), The Popular Educator.
- Late 1800s publication (monthly magazine), The Popular Educator, published by (i) the Educational Publishing Company of Boston, which became the Popular Educator Company of Boston, New York, Chicago, and San Francisco.
- Stanton's Popular Educator and World's Home Instructor, published by the National Publishing Company of Philadelphia. The name, "Stanton", is a reference to the C.W. Stanton Company of Chicago, a manufacturer and seller of subscription books. The firm was incorporated 1895 by (i) Calvin William Stanton (1862–1926), (ii) Sally S. Murphy, and (iii) Mary F. Bell. National Publishing Company was operated by Joshua Riley "Bible" Jones (1837–1913) and David Zophar Howell (1871–1924). Howell, by way of his wife, Maude Talmage Jones (maiden), was a son-in-law of Joshua R. Jones.
- Copyright 1902, D.Z. Howell, Overbrook, Pennsylvania.
- Peale's Popular Educator and Encyclopedia Reference, published annually 1883, 1884, 1885, and 1886. OCLC 6084087 (all editions)
- The publisher, beginning 1884, was R.S. Peale & Company of Chicago – Richard S. Peale (1851–1919), founder. Peale, as early as 1875, had been a book club publisher. The Home Library Association (HLA), Chicago, was the book club for acquiring published works of R.S. Peale. HLA was incorporated December 30, 1884. R.S. Peale & Company was acquired in 1892 by The Werner Company. The incorporators were (i) Paul Edward Werner (1850–1931), (ii) Richard S. Peale, (iii) Alexander Beaty Belford (1854–1906), (iv) Daniel H. Kochersperger (1851–1907), and (v) Julius Turner Edson (1857–1946).
Bibliography
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- Loud, Lingard (1891–1981) (general editor). The Popular Educator (weekly magazine & bound in 10 volumes as The Popular Educator Library). Dunellen: National Educational Alliance, Inc. p. 799
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- 1762652
- 760806767
- 365172077 (full set)
- 780325924
- 1026929883
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- Schwartzburg, Molly, PhD, Cline Curator of Literature (2011). "Lingard Loud". "The Greenwich Village Bookshop Door – A Portal to Bohemia; 1920–1925". Harry Ransom Center, University of Texas at Austin. Retrieved July 22, 2021 (Loud's signature is on the second panel of the door).
{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link) CS1 maint: postscript (link) OCLC 973958251, 850947935.
- Hokinson, Helen Elna (1893–1949) (November 2, 1940). "Lewis Gannett liked it, Harry Hansen liked it ... ". The New Yorker (cartoon). Vol. 16 (38, whole no. 820): 84.
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