Thoughts on marriage and education from a 1929 column
A dated column discusses ideas on marriage ages for men and women, education aims, and the need to teach critical thinking. It cites educators like Dean and Professor Hutchins, notes the impact of early study on character, and references societal expectations. Also includes notices from county officials and a bankruptcy creditors meeting in Aiken South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchins
District Court of the United States
South Carolina
Linwood ‘Hayne Lamar
Linwood Hayne Lamar
Beech Island
Aiken
Dund
A. D
A. S. Court Room
S. C
Robert Moorman
Labor Strife in South Carolina Meant and Unmeant
The piece contrasts Dowell Patterson’s moderate view on labor organization in South Carolina with R B Campbell’s inflammatory Ware Shoals rhetoric. It notes Governor Richards’s troop deployment to prevent bloodshed, Blease’s Greenville speech urging regional self reliance, and the ongoing debate over private bargaining versus union power amid 81,000 textile workers. It argues unions pursue rights while mill owners seek cooperation, and warns that strikes are not native to the state but imported, risking disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowell Patterson
South
Richards
Ware Shoals
Campbell
South Carolina
Greenville
Cole L. Blease
Spartanburg
Blease
Mr. Patterson
Richardy
Patterson
South Carolina Federation
Hindenburg
France
General Assembly
Rmal
State Federation of Labor
Washington Letter on Farm Relief Debenture Debate and Diplomacy
The Washington Letter reports the farm relief measure likely to be signed, Senate rejection of the conference report, and potential House roll call on the debenture provision. It notes political maneuvering, divisions among Democrats and Republicans, and warns of consequences of prohibition enforcement. It mentions England's Prime Minister visiting Hoover, and reflects on secret sessions in the Senate and broader governance issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Hodked
Houke
Mexico
England
Hoover
Fousa
Organization Possibilities in South Carolina Labor
In South Carolina labor questions arise from the textile industry with over 1000 workers and limited unions. The piece discusses historical attempts, owner methods, paternalism, schooling by mills, and the shift toward the American Federation of Labor, urging education and cooperation to ease industrial growth and standardize hours.
Death of an Infant in Bath
After an illness of one week Bennie Fall Jr the infant son of Mr and Mrs Bennie Fall of Bath died Sunday afternoon. Funeral services were held by Rev H B Hatfield and the burial followed Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennie Fall, Jr
Bennie Fall
Bath
H. B. Hatfield
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University of Chicago and
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Med Saaden
Ee Mudenia
Lindbergh
Prince Me Wales
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Sweden
Dachine
A J
T. T. Cushman
Watson
Capitol
White House
Sherman
Mmill
King's Mountain
American Federation of Labor
Gastonia
N. C
Samuel Gompers
North Carolina
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Sheram
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Mc-Ness
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New York
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Chicago
Detroit
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Southern Railway
Savannah
Tybee
Athen Blackville
Springfield
Crescent Limited
Crescent
Southern Railway System
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