Education Department Proclaimed in Alton Observer
The Alton Observer launches a new Education Department on its first page urging Western states Ohio Kentucky Indiana Illinois Missouri to join efforts. It seeks support from figures like Prof Stowe and Presidents Aydelott and McGuffy, promising wide readership and urging donations to fund articles advancing education.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Tlinois
Missouri
Vienia
Stowe
Aydelott
McGuffy
Orlando Chester
Friends of Education
Internal arrangements of Prussian schools and reformers
A extended preview of Prussia and German education systems notes strict order and frugality in boarding schools, student self care, moral instruction, Bible study, singing, and disciplined labor. It highlights reform schools, detention centers, and orphan houses, then argues for broader public school expansion and a comprehensive, well-supported curriculum based on European models.
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Prussia
Germany
Sca
Fe“Ducation
Christenom
Haile
Franke
Frederic William III
Guerike
Netto
Weinsenfels
Lutzen
Berlin
Dr. Kopf
Leipsic
Dr. K
Hamburg
Julius
Atlantic
Mr. Wichern
Wichern
Christ
God
Mr. Welles
Massachusetts
Old England
United States
Baden
Wirtemberg
Ten Thousand Dollars Sought for Foreign Christian Press Efforts
The report details a vast missionary print program across Asia Africa and Europe. It cites hundreds of publishers presses and stations in India China Siam Greece Persia Russia Sweden Denmark and Belgium. The committee seeks forty thousand dollars in annual grants to sustain tracts scriptures and schoolbooks with emphasis on temperance and evangelism while urging broad Christian giving at home.
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Mapvura
India
Jaffna
Madras
Dindegal
Rhenius
Nagercoil
Deyion
American Bible and Tract Societies
Ceylon
Tranquebar
Mahratta
Saxonica Islands
U. States
Richards
American Board of Commissioners
Africa
South African Female Tract Society
Philip
Mediterranean
Beyroor
Jerusalem
Cyprus
Persia
Antioch
Smyrna
Asia Minor
Europe
Broosa
Trebizong
Constantinople
Greece
Protestant Episcopal Church
Athens
Syra
Crete
Argos
Mani
Scio
American Baptist Board
Patras
King
Abbott
Protestant Episcopal Mission School
Jin
Russia
St. Peterburgh
Sweden
Finland
Siberia
Black Sea
Robert Baird
St. Petersburgh
China
United States
Britain
Evangelical Tract Society
Scott
Stocholm
Denmark
Poland
London Jews’ Society
Germany
Berlin
Hungary
Paterson
Barmen
Calw
Wurtemberg
Church of Christ
Hamburgh
Lower Saxony Tract Society
American Artist Mission
Spain
Gibraltar
Rule
Bogue
Nevin
American Tract Society
Boston
Singapore
Java
Indian Archipelago
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Protestant Episcopal Mission
Siam
Orissa
Tebogues
American Baptist Mission
Madura
Mahrattas
Sandwich Islands
Southern Africa
Syria
American Board of Commissioners For
Prussian
House of God
Society
Cause of the Redeemer
Alton Observer Subscription Rates and Publication Note
The Alton Observer offers subscriptions at 3.00 per year payable in six months or 3.00 every six months, and 2.50 if paid in advance. No discount for less than a year, unless fully paid. Discontinuations require full settlement of all arrears. The paper is published as a Cincinnati Journal with Rev. T. B. Hurlbut serving as editor and agent.
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Aiton’ Observer
Cincinnati Journal
Observer
T. B. Hurlbut
Cincinnati
Ohio Lunatic Asylum Proposal and Costs in Ohio
A Cincinnati Chronicle report outlines plans for a rear and parallel set of buildings to serve idiotic violent and incurable patients at the Ohio Lunatic Asylum with total costs around 29 000 more after 26 566 11 spent. It notes 1835 state insanity figures exceed a thousand and urges state funding, sustained staff, and a resident superintendent to improve cures and care.
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Ohio
Cin. Chronicle
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