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OFFICERS OF THE NATIONAL STORY-TELLERS' LEAGUE

EDITOR'S AND PUBLISHER'S NOTES

STORIES AND HOW TO USE THEM BY RICHARD THOMAS WYCHE PRESIDENT, NATIONAL STORY TELLERS' LEAGUE

EDUCATIONAL STORY TELLING BY DR. CHARLES A. McMURRAY

THE STORY TELLERS' LEAGUE ITS ORIGIN AND PURPOSE

THE TRAVELING STORY TELLERS OF THE NORTHLAND BY ANNA BOGENHOLM SLOANE

STORY-TELLING IN PLAYGROUNDS BY MISS MAUDE SUMMERS

WINTER AND THE PINE TREE [1]

ARTHUR AND THE SWORD

LOCAL LEAGUE WORK

THE CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS OF THE NATIONAL STORY TELLERS' LEAGUE

Obvious typographical errors have been silently corrected.

Italics are represented thus _italic_.

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THE STORY HOUR

A Magazine of Methods and Materials for Story Tellers

Published Monthly (ten times a year) at Washington, D. C.
Copyright, 1908, by M. E. Sloane. All rights reserved.

William C. Ruediger, Ph. D., Editor
Division of Education, George Washington University

Richard T. Wyche, Consulting Editor
President National Story Tellers’ League

Mersene E. Sloane, Founder and Publisher

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