Springfield High School to Open With Broad Curriculum
Springfield announces a new high school opening May 1 under Sill and Towne. It offers six departments English and the arts, classical languages, mathematics and navigation, modern languages, natural sciences, and moral philosophy. Two terms yearly, tuition $2000, $5000 due at start each session. Students reside with principals’ families. library planned. beds and bedding provided by pupils. central Springfield site praised for healthful environs and society.
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Farmers urged to compare value of apples and potatoes
A Northampton Gazette line notes a bushel of good apples in wort could fatten hogs as well as a bushel of potatoes. The editor asks farmers to give this comparison careful consideration and study its agricultural implications.
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Horrible Adventure by a Kirkee Letter Writer
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