Tendency and Public Education in the South Carolina Farm System
A study of tenancy and education notes a high share of farms under tenancy in South Carolina, second only to Georgia and Mississippi. It finds tenancy rising but not as fast as the nation, a correlation between white tenancy and illiteracy, and that tenancy reduces school revenue due to lower production, inefficiency, impoverished soils, and population shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Miller
Cecil Fanning
Mr. Fanning
Anderson
South Carolina
George
Will Miller
Reed
South
Millers
Gost
Florida
D. A. R. Industrial School
Georgetown
Heyward Prottrays
Darky
Charleston
C. P. McGowan
Society For the
Tan Understand
Columbia
Charleston Society
Savannah
Charlester
Mosi
Dorky
South Carlina
Department of Rural Social Science
F. R. Crow
Georgia
Missieapp M
Fea Pub ' Educath
What is Jazz Daniel Mason on school and rhythm debate
The piece argues about jazz as a danger to music and schooling. It links tenancy, rural schooling, and race to attendance and completion rates, urging land loans, tax reform, cooperative marketing, and rural curriculum reforms to improve education while condemning jazz as superficial rhythm.
Song of a Fearful Mother
A lyrical fragment from Contemporary Verse by Fivian Yeller Laramore portrays a mother fearing her daughter’s beauty and growing distance between them. The speaker recalls intimate past bonds and worries about the gulf opening as the daughter matures into a fierce, unspoken feminine identity.
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Fivian
Yeller Laramore
Cross-Word Puzzle Clues Mixed Through The Week
This week’s crossword lists horizontal and vertical clues with lettered positions. Clues include relatives furniture items verbs animals and various short words across and down. The puzzle invites word fitting from common nouns verbs adjectives and abbreviations.
Remarkable Potato Yield Report From 1853 Farm Journal
A reprint from the Farmer and Planter notes Maj. J. D. Scott near Pendleton produced about 95 bushels on an eighth of an acre, roughly 26 bushels per acre. The piece discusses soil, manuring, and method, praising agricultural periodicals while criticizing book farming.
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J. D Scott
Pendleton
Major Scott
Jas. J. Furguson
Re &E
Aga
Daughter of the Old South Victoria Rembert dies in Georgia aged 88
Victoria Elizabeth Rembert, 88, of Southampton L. I. and Elberton Georgia, died last Saturday. She was wife of Confederate commander General Loombs and grandmother to several Georgia figures. Her home country ties include the Rembert groves along the St Johns River Florida and ties to Lyman Hall.
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Victoria Elizabeth Rembert All
Southampton
Lyman Hall
Georgia
John C. Calehoun
Welham Porter Rembert
Robert Poorly
Geonga
Mire Hall
Elberton
Djing
Yollulah
Rembert Groves
S Johns River
Florida
In This Same Boat Tale of a Sick Cruise Passenger
A late night incident aboard a ship finds a seasick woman struggling to reach the deck. She encounters a fellow ill passenger coming down the stairs. He assures her not to worry, then groans he may never speak of it.
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McLean
Seventy Nine Year War With Mexico Anniversary Noted
The note marks tomorrow as the seventy ninth anniversary of the start of the War with Mexico. Mexico declared war on the United States April twenty third, 1846.
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Mexico
United States
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Steele
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