Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Some Phases of Educational Progress in Latin America
The capitals, other important cities, and even many small towns have schools devoted to practical education, generally provided with buildings and equipment well adapted to this end. Honduras, for example, has founded a school for scientific instruction in the culti vation and preparation Of tobacco and for the manufacture Of cigars and cigarettes in the tobacco district around Danli. In several Provinces of the same Republic, and in Panama, where agriculture is subordinate, the Governments have founded schools for training pupils to weave hats and other Objects.
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