Educational Restrictions and Negro Education in the South
A commencement era letter argues for educational restrictions on negro suffrage and immediate education efforts for African Americans. It praises Booker T. Washington and Grover Cleveland and critiques northern ignorance of southern conditions, urging unity through schooling to advance prosperity and race relations.
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South
United States
Booker 1
Washington
Grover Cleveland
North
Taca
Address to the Juniors at Ackley High School 1903
A senior class address urges juniors to embrace rising duties and study, warning about arrogance and calling for self discipline. It reflects on friendships, character, and the power of will, with sketches of each class member and a fanciful dream vignette concluding with a valedictory.
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Io Gotpen
Ginse
Dmantia
Sanlore
Ackley High School
Onne
Ama
Amare
A. F. Pink
Ackley
Andrew
Frank L. Marsehall
Frank Tas
Frank Goettel
Frank
Albert Schultz
Tobias
Nebraska
Geneva Snd Breening
Schultz
Geneva
Iowa
Joseph Woole
Joe
S. J
Arnold
Blattapieler
Howard G. Rath
Howard G
Onester A. Richardson
Zearing
John Hayer
John
Jesse A. Nolte
Grandview
Our Glass
Marian L. Frendia
Minnie Ivey Scales
Mary E. Rath
Pearl B. Tool
Ashe
Berta, Heinz
Navy
Itulwaya
Andrew Mok
Gleo Daho
Mary Francis
God
Clester Richardson
Arnold Biatspeler
Bertha Heinz
Mosle
Tesse Nolte
Pearl ‘Tool
Minnie Scales
Howard Rath
The
Clues
Venus
Zues
Juno
Mars
Burt
Arnold Blattspieler
Marschall
de, Marschall
Gleo Dubna
Hergelt
Rath
Eutops
Ska
Atraator
Bertha
Heinz
Chita
Ahs
Pearl Tool
Pearl
Mary
Goettel
Chester Richardson
Jos Tool
Howard Rath Haed
Howard Rain
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Bacon
Napoleon
Alexander
Benjamin Franklin
Mary Rath
Benchers
Joan Nover
Joe Tool
Frank Marschall
John Hoyer
Andrew Fine
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