...that they might ultimately share with the public. This development of the collecting habit, he wrote: with its accompanying education of powers of observation,...installing even the most modest of collections, and its leanings toward sound civic interest through doing for one's community a helpful thing this work of...

...museum's work. . . . This development of the collecting habit among the young, with its accompanying powers of observation, its training in handwork, its tendency to arouse interests . . . leading toward sound civic interest through doing for one's community. . . . 8. Lend to individuals,...