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COLLECTION NAME: Reymert
Papers
LOCATION: M 1227
Folder Your Child's World, I.
Monthly
publication entitled YOUR CHILD'S WORLD published by The BOOK HOUSE for
CHILDREN. Martin L. Reymert, Director of the Mooseheart Laboratory for Child Research
, wrote a column for each issue.
This
folder contains Volume 11, 1941, Numbers 4‑12; and Volume 111, 1942,
Numbers 1‑12.
Folder Your Child's World, II.
Volume 4, 1943. Numbers 3‑12.
Volume 5, 1944. Numbers 1‑12.
Volume
6, 1945.‑ Numbers 1, 3‑12.
Folder Your Child's World,
Volume
7, 1946. Numbers 1‑12.
Volume
8, 1947. Numbers 1‑12.
Folder Your Child.'s World, IV.
Volume
9, 1948. Numbers 1‑12.
Volume
10, 1949. Numbers 1‑12.
Folder Your Child's World, V.
Volume
11, 1950. Numbers 1‑12.
Volume
XII, 1951. Numbers 1‑12.
Volume
13, 1952. Numbers 1‑12.
Volume
14, 1953.Numbers 1‑6.
Folder G. Stanley Hall
Correspondence
of 1917‑24 between Martin Reymert and G.
Stanley Hall. Among the items of the correspondence:
Letter
of 7‑14‑17 from G. Stanley Hall . Addressed to "To Whom it May
Concern" and serving as a letter of recommendation for Reymert
and verification of the fact that Reymert had
completed the work for his Ph.D under Hall at Clark
University.
3
letters of October, 1917 ‑ January, 1918 to Reymert
from Hall re. Reymert's return to Norway; plans for
the American publication of Reymert's thesis in the Pedagogical
Seminary; discussion of Reymert's marriage.
Copy of a letter of 11‑18‑19 from Hall to
the Department of Foreign Affairs, Norway recommending Reymert
for an appointment as Press Agent for Norway in the USA.
Letters
of 1919‑21 from Hall to Reymert. Personal news;
discussion of biographical infW10mation re. Hall for a series on American
psychologists which Reymert wanted to do in Norway;
mention of plans for Hall's resignation from Clark University; the possibility
of Reymert being offered the Chair of Psychology and
Pedagogy at the University of Kristiania.
Letter
of 1‑10‑21 to Reymert from E.G.Boring re. Reymert's kind
interest in a graduate student named "Ekdahl";
Boring's feeling that Reymert will not be granted
membership
in
Lengthy correspondence of 1922‑24 between Hall
and Reymert generally concerning the pros and cons of
Reymert taking a teaching position at Wittenberg
College in Ohio. Among the other
topics of the corr.:
Hall
requests information re. the student movements in
Hall's
willingness to promote the circulation of an English version of a new journal
entitled the Scandinavian Scientific Review.
Reference
to Hall's recent book, Senescence and Reymert's
intentions of writing a review of it.
Hall
expresses willingness to write an Introduction to Reymert's
revised thesis.
Mention
of the fact that Hall had been nominated for a Nobel prize. Letter
of 3‑28‑24 to Reymert from Hall's
secretary reports that Hall has been ill and unable to keep up with
correspondence.
8
pages, a Festschrift entitled G. Stanley Hall. By Reymert.
In a foreign language, Norwegian: Date?
Undated,
unidentified newspaper clipping re. the death of G. Stanley Hall.
Includes
a photo.
One
individual portrait of Hall,
3
photos. 1 is evidently Wilhelm Wundt; 1 is perhaps
John Burnham; 1 is unidentified.
2
wooden blocks with imprints. One with the signature of G. Stanley Hall; the
other with a portrait of Hall.
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PSYCHOLOGY
REGISTER OF CONTENTS OF A COLLECTION
COLLECTION NAME: Raymert
Papers
LOCATION: M 1228
Folder First Symposium on Feelings and Emotions
Packet
of small photographs of the Wittenberg College Campus, 1928.
Brief
letter of 10‑8‑27 to Dr. Tulloss,
President of Wittenberg College from Reymert re. the travel plans of Prof. Brett.and
Dr. Seashore.
3 pages
of biographical information on the foreign contributors to the Wittenberg
Symposium. Rough draft.
Copies of
Copy
of a telegram to Mrs. E.B. Titchener from the members
of the symposium expressing sympathy on the recent death of her husband, 10‑20‑27;
telegram from Mrs. Titchener, 10‑21‑27,
thanking the members of the symposium for their remembrance and sympathy.
Floor plan for the new psychological laboratory at
1
pages of instructions from Reymert for students of
Psychology courses during the first semester, 1926‑27 during Reymert's absence.
Letter
of 1‑27‑45 to Reyemtt from Donald B. Lindsley in which the latter states that he hopes Reymert is presented with an honorary degree from
Status
reports of August 3 and
Lists
of addresses of American and European Contributows to
the Wittenberg Symposium
7
pages of carbon copies of information re. plans for
the symposium which were evidently circulated among several committee members.
Invitation to a dinner on
An invitation to members of the staff of the Dept. of
Psychology to attend the Symposium on Feelings and Emotions,
Program
for the Dedication Ceremonies of the Chemistry‑Psychology Building,
Numerous
lists of universities, colleges and other educational institutions and their
delegates to the Symposium.
Complete
program for The Wittenberg Symposium on Feelings and Emotions; the Conference
on Chemistry; and the Dedication of the Chemistry‑Psychology Building. Held during the week of Oct. 19‑22, 1927 at
2‑page‑long
list entitled NO REGISTRATION
Pages
587 and 588 from The Journal of Philosophy, Vol. XXIV, No. 21,
Pages
171‑172 from The American Journal of Psychology, date?. From the Notes
and Discussion section. Describes the new psych. lab. at
Folder Photos of the
Group
photo of Knight Dunlap, George E. Brett, Madison Bentley, E.B. Hoisington, D.T.
Howard, M. Reymert. Oct., 1928.
Group
photo. Among the participants photographed: J. Jastrow,
K. Buhler, Reymert, J. McK.
Cattell, Margaret Washburn,.Carbon
copy of I page identifying the persons in the above‑mentioned photo.
Group
photo of Reymert, Dr. Heisy(?),
and J. McK. Cattell.
Group
photo of Dr. Tulloss, President of Wittenberg
College; Margaret Washburn, and Reymert.
2 photos of the newly dedicated (1928) Psychology and
Folder 2nd Symposium on Feelings and Emotions.
Correspondence
of 1948 among Dr. Robert M. Hutchins, Chancellor of the University of Chicago
(host for the 2nd symposium); Malcolm R. Giles, Executive Director of the order
of the Moose; and James G. Miller, M.D., Head of the Dept. of Psych, U. of
Chicago. The items of the corr. are dated during
Dec., 1948‑ after the symposium of Oct.28‑30, 1948. Generally re.
the success of the symposium and intentions for publishing the proceedings.
Copy
of a letter of 6‑26‑63 to Mrs. D.D. Reymert
from John W. Taylor of McGraw‑Hill Book Co., Inc. re. the fact that the
volume entitled' FEELINGS
3 pages, carbon copy. By Reymert. Prospectus for THE MOOSEHEART (or the Moose) WORLD SYMPOSIUM ON
FEELINGS
5
pages, carbon copy. Comments of the participants of the 2nd
symposium, evidently taken from letters sent to Reymert
after the symposium. The following psychologists were among those commenting on
the value of the symposium:
Magda B.
Arnold Walter
Bingham Samuel
J. Beck
Trigant
Burrow Dorwin Cartwright Chester W. Darrow
Franklin
Fearing Harold E.
Jones Herbert
H.S
Liddell Robert
Malmo Saul
Rosenzweig
Nathan
Shock John E.
Anderson Lovisa
Wagoner
S.L. Pressey Carl
Seashore
Announcement
of the publication of the Second International Symposium on FEELINGS
2 pages by Reymert as General
Chairman of the Second Symposium‑perhaps his Preface to the published
version of the proceedings.
2 pages,
rough draft. By Reymert. “Why did I start the first
symposium?”
Page 13 from the Moose Magazine reporting on the 2nd
Symposium and including photos of some of the participants including Reymert and Magda B. Arnold.
Invitation
to the Symposium of October, 1948.
Brief
Abstract of Donald B. Lindsley's contribution to the
2nd Symposium: EMOTIONS
3
pages listing the participants in the 2nd Symposium and their titles and
institutions.
60
pages, carbon copy, of the PROCEEDINGS OF The Second International Symposium on
Feelings and Emotions. Oct. 28‑30, 1948, Mooseheart and Chicago, Illinois. From
the Bona Fide Reporting Co., Chicago.
Folder Feelings and Emotions‑ A Twenty‑Year Perspective
Brief
abstracts of the papers of all the participants in the Moos,eheart
Symposium of 1948. The following American psychologists were included:
Herbert
S. Langfeld George
H.S.
Liddell Nathan
Shock Rensis Likert
Saul Rosenzweig Donald
B. Lindsley David
Shakow
Robert
B. Malmo
Magda B.
Arnold S.J. Beck Walter V.
Bingham
Trigant
Burrow Dorwin Cartwright
Harold.E.
Jones.
Folder Papers by Reymert
13
pages, carbon copy. Dated 1926. Title: SOME REMARKS ON THE QUALITATIVE ASPECTS
OF MENTAL MEASUREMENTS. Read before the Section of Psych., American Assn. for
the Advancement of Science, at the
7
typewritten pages entitled AN EXPERIMENTAL ATTACK ON THE PROBLEM OF THE
SOCIALIZATION OF EXPERIENCE. Dated 1927.
8
pages of graphs. Data on Boys and Girls aged 3‑16 years: Action or Kinaesthesis; Closure.
I
typewritten page: Abstract of paper: An experimental Attack on the Problem of
the Socialization of Experience.
2
pages, carbon copy. Dated 1929. Title: APPARENT VISUAL MOVEMENT AS INFERENCE
PHENOMENON,
2
pages, carbon copy. Title: Qualitative and Quantitative Exploration of a Well
Known Mental Test (The Knox Cube Test)
17
pages entitled OUR BEWILDERED OFFSPRING‑ THE ADOLESCENT. Delivered before the High School Parent‑Teacher Assn. of
3
annotated pages entitled What Psychology is Not.
3
pages, carbon copy. THOUGHT FOR PARENTS AT YULETIDE. Dated the 40's.
5
handwritten pages listing Articles by Reymert.
Folder Guides for Child Care Classes
Guides
and Manuals of the 19409's by the Mooseheart
Laboratory for Child Research for use of the Women of the Moose in conducting
Child Care and Training Classes.
Folder Third Symposium on Feelings and Emotions.
Announcements,
Invitations, Programs, and Information sheets re. the
Third International Symposium on Feelings and Emotions.
Held at
Correspondence
of 1968 among Mrs. M,L, Ryemert,
Magda B. Arnold and Father J,H, Mead of
13
pages by Richard S. Peters entitled The Education of the Emotions.
14 ‑pages
by S. Strasser entitled Feeling as basis of knowing
and recognizing the other as an egg.
Folder Miscellaneous Photos.
Several
photos of Martin L. Ryemert, Individual and group.
Photos
of Mrs. Reymert.
Group
photos of Mooseheart Laboratory staff members,
advisory council members and others associated with Mooseheart
during the 30's and 40's.
Photo
of Cecelia Aldrich. ( group)
Individual
photo of Joseph Jastrow. Attached to a small booklet
and an information folder re. A Course of Twelve Lectures on The Psychology of
the Emotions by Jastrow.
Folder Alfred Adler Correspondence.
Correspondence
of 1927‑28 between Reymert and Alfred Adler.
Among the topics of the Correspondence:
Adler's
willingness to contribute a manuscript to the Wittenberg Symposium.
Folder Charles Spearman Correspondence
Correspondence between Reymert
and Charles Spearman of
Corr. of
1930 in which Reymert discusses his new work at Mooseheart and describes the type of research conducted there.
1931 discussion of the fact that Spearman is spending
part of a year at Teachers College,
1932 discussion of Spearman's visit to
1932
plans for Spearman to address the Chicago Psychological Club.
1933
letters to Spearman from Reymert re. inventories of
tests being used at the Mooseheart Laboratory.
Evidently these tests were being used in connection with a research project of
interest to Spearman.
Corr. of
April, 1933 between Spearman and Reymert re.
Spearman's proposed address before the Midwestern Psych. Assn. on the topic:
The Plan (now in operation) for an Extensive Investigation of Unitary Traits in
Ability. The continuation of the Investigation seems threatened by the
possibility that the Mooseheart Laboratory will have
to discontinue operation.
Correspondence
of 1933 re. data being collected at Mooseheart for
Spearman's research project.
Correspondence
of 1933 re. a difference of opinion between Spearman and Robert Tryon. Includes
2 pages evidently by Spearman entitled NOTES ON TRYON'S PRESENTATION and a copy
of a letter from Spearman to Professor Tryon (12‑23‑33). The
subject of this debate is evidently the "Two Factor Theory".
1933 mention
of the possibility of Edgar Doll visiting with Spearman while in
1935 discussion of Spearman's plans to attend
1935
references in Reymert's letters to work with Holzinger on the "Mooseheart
Correlations" which Are of evident interest to
Spearman.
1935
discussion of recent publications including that of "Studman"
on 11011.
Photo
of Spearman‑ Individual portrait. Probably received by Reymert in 1935.
1938
discussion of plans for the publication of "Thomson's article on Link's
P.Q. Test'.'
In
1938 Reymert writes to Spearman of the former's involvement with Holzinger
and Freeman of the
Letters
of 1939 from Reymert to Spearman and to his daughter
Joy who had spent a Christmas vacation with the Reymerts.
Letters
of 1945 from Reymert to Spearman and to Reymert's nephew re. the recent
visit of the nephew to
Folder The Dionne Quintuplets
Photo
( 2 copies) of the Quintuplets.
Unidentified
photo taken from a magazine. Probably that of Dr. Allan R.
Dafoe who delivered the babies and served as their physician and one of their
guardians.
Oversize
index cards with typewritten notes about the care of the quintuplets‑‑
their daily routine, food, sleep habits, social
adjustment, etc.
A banquet programme for a
Confer ence on Research Studies on The Dionne Quintupletsheld in
Correspondence
of 1937 between Reymert and W.E. Bletz
re. an invitation for Reymert
to attend a conference in
Several
newspaper clippings of 1937 re. the
2
pages, carbon copy. Statement of confidence in the work of the conference for
research with the Dionne Quintuplets. Signed by "The Committee"‑
Willard C. Olson, Martin Reymert, Harold H. Anderson.
2
pages, carbon copy. Title: MOOSEHEART HONORED BY INVITATION TO CONFERENCE ON
DIONNE QUINTUPLETS, An outline of the purpose of the conf. and information re.
some of the participants.
2
pages re. the quintuplets. Title: SELF‑ DISCIPLINE.
8
typewritten pages. Prepared for the Aurora Beacon News of 12‑26‑3,7:
MOOSEHEART PSYCHOLOGIST TELLS RESULTS OF BOARD'S STUDY OF DIONNE QUINTUPLETS.
9
pages, carbon copy. Report of a speech by Reymert on
the Totonto conference for the study of the
quintuplets.
Folder Letters of Sympathy.
Many
letters of sympathy sent to Mrs. Reymert after the
death of her husband on 6‑2‑53. Also, a few letters sent to Reymert during his illness. Some are telegrams; many are
from organizations with which Reymert was associated;
some from
John
E. Anderson Nathan
Shock
Ross Stagner George
Sidney
L. Pressey
Folder Obituaries and Tributes
Several snapshots of the cemetery and burial place of Reymert in
1 page
of handwritten signatures of persons who called at the Funeral Home.
Many
clippings from newspapers, journals, the church bulletin, etc. announcing the
death of Reymert and paying tribute to his
contributions.
Some
are from foreign sources.
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Folder Norwegian Contacts
Booklet
entitled NOTABLE AMERICANS OF FOREIGN BIRTH. By the Common Council for American
Unity. 1938‑39. Reymert
is among those listed.
Cover
from a pamphlet. Illustration of the Norwegian flag.
Undated
letter from the Norwegian Embassy to Reymert
presenting Reymert with a Diploma from the King of
Norway in recognition of valuable service to Norway during the "last
war". The Diploma is not enclosed.
2
typewritten pages discussing the etchings of Arent
and Christian Christensen, Norwegian artists.
Address of President Coolidge before the Norwegian
Centennial Celebration at the
Program for a Banquet sponsored by the Norwegian‑American
Committee of Chicago on 5‑5‑39 listing the Honored Guests as Prince
Olav and Princess Martha of
Letter
of 3‑24‑39 to Reymert from Sigurd Maseng, Consul, re. Reymert's
service on the Honorary Welcome Committee in connection with the visit of the
Prince and Princess of
Program
for the 17th of May Crusade for Norwegian Relief to be held at the Trinity
Lutheran Church of New York and Smith Streets (city?), on 5‑17‑?. Reymert is on the program
Letter
of 8‑6‑68 to Mrs. Reymert from the
Acquisition Librarian of the Luther College Library,
Telegram
of 5‑19‑38 to the Norwegian Relief Committee and Reymert from the King of Norway, King Haakon: "Please
accept my warm thanks for your kind telegram on behalf of Norwegian Americans
of Aurora".
1927
list of the Members of the
Program
for an observance of National Children's Week of 3‑7‑39. Held at
Newspaper columns reporting on the Centennial
Celebration in
Folder Miscellaneous Correspondence.
Correspondence
of 1951 among personnel of The Reader's Digest, Reymert,
and Oscar Hammerstein, II. re. an art Reymert was
preparing for Reader's Digest to support 'his statement..."Human
personality and character are made in all their matrixes at five or at least
seven years of age." Reymert wishes to introduce
the article with lines from a song, "Carefully Taught" from the
musical "South Pacific".. Hammerstein grants permission. Reymert's 20‑page‑long ms. entitled PARENTS '
It's Later Than You Think.! is enclosed.
Correspondence
of 1941 among Reymert; Senator George W. Pepper,
Pres. of the American Law Institute; and W.J. Leinweber,
Supt. of Mooseheart. Topic: Reymert's
willingness to serve as a consultant in connection with the State of
Invitation
from the Office of the President of the United States for Reymert
to participate in the meetings of the Midcentury
White House Conference on Children and Youth to be held on Dec. 3‑7,
1950.
Letter of 8‑1‑45 to Reymert
from Dwight Green, Governor of Illinois appointing Reymert
a member of the Board of Public Welfare Commissioners.
Letter of 1‑24‑49 to Reymert
from Adlai Stevenson, Gov. of
Undated
letter to "Dear Sir or Madam" from Leonard Carmichael, Director,
Executive Office of the President for National Resources Planning Board. A
request for biographical information to be used in developing a Roster of
Scientific and Specialized Personnel.
Corr. of
1950 between Reymert and Paul S. Boderman
re. Reymert's willingness to serve in a project for "In‑Service
Teacher Education in
Corr.. of
1950 in which Reymert sends carbon copies of 2 pages
of results from Reymert's study 1918 Norwegian study
to Dorothy Barclay, Parent and Child Editor for the New York Times. She is
interested in children's "positive identifications".
Letters
of 1948 to Reymert from Ernest Harms re. the founding
of the International Council for the Mental,Health of
Children and efforts to find charter members. Harms is the first Secr,etary of the Council. Included is a copy of a letter
from the President of the Council, Leo Kanner
announcing the existence of the organization and outlining its aspirations. Kanner's letter was published in The Nervous Child, Vol.
Carbon copy of a letter of 3‑25‑44 to Reymert from J. Edgar Hoover, Dir. of the F.B.I. thanking Reymert for a letter and an article.
Letter
of 1‑24‑39 to Florence Goodenough from Reymert in which Reymert states
that he is sending to her a manuscript prepared for publication in the National
Year Book.
Correspondence
of 1938‑39 between Reymert and Lewis M. Terman re. Reymert's willingness
to publish the results of a Mooseheart study on the
stability of the I.Q. over a five year period in the superior Mooseheart euvironment as
compared to poor home conditions before entrance. This leads to lengthy debate
over genetic difference;; educational and income
levels of the parents; regression of the IQ on retests; references to the
"
Letter
of 3‑23‑36 to Reymert from T. Wingate
Todd of the
Letter
of 7‑27‑29 from Reymert to Raymond Dodge
re. plans for a Symposium on Mental Tests, and plans
for publication of the abstracts.
Brief correspondence of 1927 among Reymert,
E.B. Titchener, and James P. Porter, Editor of The
Journal of Applied Psychology re. Reymert's feeling that an a~_tic'le
"Correctness of Judgment Based on Sensation Intensities and Time Allowed
for Making Judgments" by Walter Scott McNutt which was published in the
March, 1926 issue of the Journal of Applied Psych.contained
material taken directly from E.B. Titchener's
Textbook of Psychology. Reymert's ms. entitled
"A
Case of Plagiarism" was published in the News and Notes column of the
Journal of Applied Psych., Aug., 1930.
Folder Conferences, etc.
Group
photos of the Advisory Board, Illinois State Division for Delinquency
Prevention (includes Reymert);
Copies
of 2 pages from the front of a publication entitled OELINQUENCY PREVENTION. Published by the State of
Copy
of the Table of Contents from a publication entitled AMERICAN YOUTH AFTER THE
WAR. Edited by Ernest Harms. An article entitled Juvenile Delinquency by Reymert is listed.
Program
from the
Program
from the
Program
from the Annual Meeting, 1952.
Program
from the Annual Mid‑Winter Conference of the Loyal Order of the Moose,
Feb., 1934. Held.at Mooseheart.
Reymert, Edgar Doll, John Anderson
, C.H. Judd are among the participants listed.
Provisional list of papers for the Tenth International
Congress of Psych.,
Description
of a Handbook of ' Child Guidance, edited by Ernest Harms. Contains a chapter
by Reymert.
Description
of The Nervous Child, Vol. 9, 1951 Includes a photo and biographical sketch of Reymert.
Description
of the Quarterly Journal of Psychopathology,Psychotherapy,
Mental Hygiene and Guidance of the Child, The Nervous Child , Edited by Ernest
Harms. Reymert is listed as an Associate Editor.
Booklet
describing the Dyslexia Memorial Institute. Reymert
is listed as a member of the Counselor Staff.
Report(77
pages long) by the Director of the Mooseheart
Laboratory for Child Research, Martin Reymert,to the
National Advisory Council for Research at Mooseheart
and to the Director General, Loyal Order of Moose; and to the Supt. of Mooseheart and to the Board of Mooseheart
Governors. January 12‑13, 1951. Includes reports by the following
psychologists:
James
Winker Ralph
Meister John
Warren Thiesen
Helen
E. Miller Raymond
B. Cattell Walter
Gruen
Folder Certificates, Honors, and Membership Cards
Printing
blocks for Reymert's signature and bookplates,
business cards
Card of 7‑31‑19 stating that Reymert had been appointed a Research Assistant in the
Child Welfare Station,
Certificate showing that Reymert
had been elected a Fellow of the American Assn. for Applied Psychology, Inc. on
9‑5‑38.
Reymert's
membership card for Optimist International, 12‑31‑27.
The Pilgrim Degree of the Loyal Order of the Moose;
also a card showing that Reymert was a Life member of
the Loyal Order of Moose.'
Card
from the War Department, 1919, showing that Reymert's
Draft Classification was 5‑F.
Certificate
dated 1‑1‑20 dating that Reymert had been
elected a Member of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
Reymert's
Certification of Membership in the Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity on 3‑15‑33.
Announcement of Reymert's
election to membership in the
Certificate of 6=18=52 from the Kentucky Chamber of
Commerce presenting Reymert with a key to My Old
Kentucky Home.
Certificate
of Honorary Membership in The International Mark Twain Society, Feb.24, 1951.
Letter
of 5‑4‑43 to Reymert from J. Edgar Hoover
re. a statement from the FBI to be read at the opening session of the 12th
Annual Delinquency Prevention Conference on 5‑6‑43. There are
handwritten notes on the back of the letter.
Letter
of 1‑31‑46 to Reymert from the Office of
the Attorney General re. Reymert's work on juvenile
delinquency.
Correspondence of 1940‑49 among Reymert and Governors of the State of
Certificate from the Governor of Illinois appointing Reymert to attend the 63rd annual meeting of the National
Conference of Social Work to be held in
1
certificate and I card evidently denoting membership in 2 Norwegian
organizations. One is dated 1942, the other, 1946.
Folder Elbow Ergograph
Pages
103‑111 of an unidentified publication. Handwritten dated at the top:
'19. Article by Reymert entitled A New Elbow Ergograph. 4 Photos of the ergograph
are enclosed.
Folder Reymert's Dissertation.
OBJECTIVE
STUDY OF TEACHERS. Submitted by Martin L. Reymert
to the Faculty of Clark University,
Folder Jack Armstrong, 1942.
Material
re. Reymert's consultations on radio scripts for
"Jack Armstrong". Some of Reymert's
comments were published in the Official Publication of the Illinois Education
Association. 1 reprint from the issue of May, 1942 is entitled STANDARDS FOR
CHILDREN'S RADIO PROGRAMS As Applied to the Scripts of "Jack
Armstrong".
Several
pages of typewritten comments on the scripts.
Folder Reymert Speeches, I.
Outline
of Reymert's address of 3‑31‑37 for the
Adult Education Forum,
5
pages, carbon copy. 11‑10‑51. Title: COOPERATION BETWEEN
ESTABLISHED SOCIAL AGENCIES
9
typewritten pages, plus Bibliography. Title: SOME NOTES ON THE PSYCHOLOGY OF
LEARNING. Presented to the
14
pages, carbon copy. Speech delivered at Ohio State Welfare Conference, 9‑28‑39.
Title SOME PSYCHOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN THE PREVENTION OF JUVENILE
DELINQUENCY.
8
pages, carbon copy. Title: PSYCHOLOGY
3
pages entitled NATIONAL NORWEGIAN WEEK. Oct., 1935. Brief radio address for
station WJJD. Heavily annotated version of the same address.
4
pages, annotated. NOTES ON DR. REYMERT'S 17th OF
Poem
by Virginia Phillips. TOAST TO
11 pages,
carbon copy. Questions and Answers Concerning the Mooseheart
Laboratory for Child Research. By the Director of the Lab.
and Staff. Date?
5
pages entitled HOW RESEARCH IN CHILD DEVELOPMENT IS CHANGING EDUCATIONAL
OUTLOOK. Undated.
10 pages
entitled THE MASS MEDIA IN EDUCATION( AS COMMERCIALLY
SPONSORED)
3
pages entitled SOME PROBLEMS OF PARENTS IN WARTIME. Undated. Audience?
Folder Reymert Speeches, II.
18
pages, carbon copy. Title: MEETING THE DEVELOPMENTAL NEEDS OF THE JUNIOR HIGH
SCHOOL STUDENTS (7th, 8th and 9th grades)_‑ A CHALLENGE TO THE SCHOOLS.
For an unidentified audience. Undated.
7
typewritten pages. 4‑2‑?. 15 minute radio interview. Station WDGY. Topic:.Prevention of Juvenile
Delinquency and the Illinois State Set‑up.
15
pages, carbon copy. Title PREVENTION OF JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
5
typewritten pages entitled The Importance of the Child as a Whole. 9‑2‑32.
Heavily annotated.
23
pages, carbon copy. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CIVILIAN
14
pages, carbon copy. Title: CHILD GUIDANCE CLINICS
8
pages, carbo n copy. Title: THE FEDERAL BUREAU OF
INVESTIGATION
pages
entitled HOW DID WE
3
pages entitled EMOTIONAL STRESS VS. CHARM. Abstract of a talk delivered at The
Charm School, International Conference of the Women of the Moose, Mooseheart, June, 1939.
Folder Information re.
2
oversize pages of handwritten information re. manuscripts to be presented at the
Wittenberg Symposium on Feelings and Emotions, 1928. Types of info.: author;
whether or not the ms. had arrived; whether or not the ms. would need
translating.
Folder Signatures
10
oversize pages of signatures of those who attended the Wittenberg Symposium.
Also, info. re. their position and rank, institution, address, whether or not
they were official delegates.
Folder Photos
4 individual photos of Martin Reymert.
I
group photo of the Clark Conference, 1909. (Xerox Copy)
Folder Transcript and Schedule of Recitations
18
oversize pages. Report of the
Schedule of Recitations for the Sceond
Semester, 1926‑2i,
Folder Mooseheart Laboratory
47
pages from a small 3‑ring binder, "The Mooseheart
Laboratory for Child Research, Visitors and Special Events"
2
pages listing "Research Guests at Mooseheart"