Practice Book, Leland Powers School

"Practice Book" by Leland Todd Powers is a guide focused on teaching people how to speak well, likely from the early 1900s. It's like a training program for students learning to speak clearly and confidently in front of others, with its main goal to help them get better at how they say things. The book starts by thanking publishers for letting the author use parts of their works, which means it likely puts together different exercises that use famous writings. The first parts teach exercises to make voices stronger, ideas clearer, and emotions more real. These exercises use pieces from well-known writers and poets, showing how to express ideas effectively and inspiring students to become better speakers.