Teachers Institute Reflections From Anderson County 1890
A reader reflects on the Anderson County Teachers Institute of 1890, tracing its aims to instill teaching principles and professional spirit. Emphasis on organizer role, teacher collaboration, and regular attendance to improve schools, with notes on instructors and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colum
Amies
Anderson County
Ihs
G. EL. Albert
Pennsylvania State Normal School
S. Lander
Williamstdn Painale College
A.B Bonlam
Winthrop Training School
Beneft
Albert
Ibcen
Lander
Todinn Club
Misa Psplinia
Does Wheat Ever Burn to Chess in Farm Experiments?
The note argues wheat cannot transform into chess and cites experiments at a station. It notes wheat belongs to Bromus and no proof of wheat turning to chess, since traits of chess can appear due to seed purity or hardy chess overrunning fields. The undersigned offer rewards for specimens and explain misinterpretation of observed chesled growth.
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Csses
Lefora
Thora
Pare Rox Earle
Saya
Sidney
Olio
Mlade —Ranniferstand
Tom Woolfolk
Bibb County
Atlanta Jornal
Woolfolk
Cava Bz
Sble
Rutherford
Woolfalk
Bis
Incoherent 19th Century Poem Debate and Medicine Ad
Fragmentary critique mentions Troretti's poem Slater Jennie and Thackeray era Cornhill editor Iatler, noting rhyme disputes and literary authority. It shifts to Dr Westmoreland's Callsnya Tonic as home medicine praised for quick relief of dyspepsia headaches appetite loss and malaria poisoning, with a Mexican remark on distrust of doctors lacking practice or diploma integrity.
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Bustin
Troretti
Slater Jennie
Thackeray
Iatler
Cornhill
Puloen
Jennie
Dr. Westmoreland
South to break ties with the North and build home industry
A farmer speaker urges secession from Northern influence, advocates economic self sufficiency in the South, and calls for boycott of Northern trade. He laments wartime hardships and praises domestic production while criticizing Northern Democrats and the New York Herald. He envisions rapid growth of small industries and local employment, urging unity among Southerners to endure without imported luxuries.
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Allem
Clarire
Asher
Arp
Axminster
Rosentlee
Sassafrasea
Esid
Solomon
Batt
Cobe
Vollee
Tobacker
South
Qwa
New York Herald
New York
Amos Cummings
Andersonvills
Wxe
Jess
Congress
Capfelds
Val Jumbrosas Vale
Marth
Chicago
Brit Ant
Force Bill Debate Heats Up in Republican Caucus
Special to Atlanta Constitutions reports the Republican caucus agreed to pass the force bill this session, while delays and maneuvering suggest a protracted struggle ahead. Leaders aim to rush the tariff bill first, limiting debate to hasten the process and keep Democrats from stalling. The substitute plans favor a conservative, milder approach, yet the struggle over federal voting boards and troop presence remains central as Southern protests shape the bill’s fate.
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Logalls
Iask
Ocrati
Hellefia
Eetstora
Senate
Democrata
Epstem
House
Clauze
Comgresa
South
Sailty
Loblbach
Water Cure For Consumption in Chicago Meeting
A Chicago Medical Society gathering at the Grand Pacific Hotel featured Dr W A Burt presenting a theory on curing consumption. He argued water and diet impact disease, citing Prince Bismarck’s change in obesity, and proposed a law to bar marriages of consumptives. He described a regimen of ample water, regular sleep, fresh air, and limited drinking during treatment.
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Cicago
W. A. Burt
Chicuza Medical Society
Grand Pacific Hotel
Chicago
Burt
Prince Bismarck
Tate
Pnit
Patents and Remedies Advertisements and Rumored Candidacy
An 1880s style collage notes a medical tonic claim for catarrh cure with testimonials and a Toledo druggist ad from F. J. Obendy & Co. It also mentions a rumor that George T.oes may seek the Republican Governor nomination in South Carolina, described as a strong potential candidate. It promotes Lughe's Ton ic as a fever remedy with decades of use and druggist availability.
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George Toes
Charleston
United States
South Carolina
thiaBtnte
South Care Olitin
Marion Star
How Tillman Lost His Eye
A Yorkville Enquirer report recounts rival tales of how Captain Tillman lost his eye. Captain Tillman and a Greenville salesman exchanged accounts. the salesman admits an accidental eye injury during the war caused by a bat during a ball game in Edgefield County. Tillman’s own account and the salesman’s agree the injury occurred in war times, with no blame toward Tillman.
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Tiltoiac
Csptain Tillman
Tirzaby
Yorkville
Tillman
Moses
Tilman
Captain Tillman
Edgefield County
Lim
Tirzah
Tilliton
Tirzab
Ben
Thia
Yorkvite Enquirer
Bagging Fight Cuts Costs For Farmers In Abbeville County
The rutle bagging dispute keeps farmers in the fight as sugar sacks replace jute bags at about 74 cents per yard. Heavy bales reduce cotton yield, with Abbeville County farmers packing 600 pound bales costing tax money. The article urges standard 400 pound bales and bagging/tie allowances to curb losses and save hundreds of thousands countywide.
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Bain
Fies
Eyomit
Cotston
Lintcolton
Abbeville County
Abbeville
Walnut Fraud Exposed In Gilman County Lumber Trade
A Gilman County lumberman, Lisving, cut and sold a walnut log then replaced a second log with a forged matching counterpart. He shipped the team to Cincinnati and sold the logs for walnut valued at 106 dollars. Cincinnati firms pursued him last night to seek refunds or pursue fraud charges.
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Pankerspung
A. Gillinnn
Gilman County
Lisving
Aida
Cincinnati
Gilmay County
The Political Duty of the Hour
In the South Carolina political fever the Southern Christian Advocate calls for Christian restraint and moral leadership. It laments heated partisan rancor, urges protest against demoralizing campaigning, and argues religion must guide politics toward truth, temper, and constructive reform.
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Lts
South Carolina
Axa
Morala
Feala
Chris
Teih
The Two Sexes and Social Observations
A collection of short humorous and curious notes on love, gender roles, and social behavior. Includes anecdotes about courtship, aging, dress, and manners, plus varied items on agriculture, inventions, crime, and notable people with a period newspaper tone and wide range of named entities.
BeesRoaring Cliff Honey Robbery Astonishes North Yennessee
A Louisville dispatch reports a successful bore for honey in North Tennessee near Franklin on the Cumberland River. Bees cluster at a cliff fissure while a drillman named Blarkey helps a syndicate haul out honey, barrels and tubs to nearby farms, police warned of danger from stinging.
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Louisville
Yennessee
Fox Biull
Cumberlan River
Pranklin
Isy
Blnr
Blarkey
Lovee
Touisville
Byro up of Digs cleanses system for sale
A fragment states a health restoring effect and harmony with nature from Byro up of Digs. It claims elimination of costive and bilious issues and notes the product is for sale at fifty cents and 31 00 bottles by all lending druggists.
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Tadia
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Nance
C. A. Reed & Co
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Nora C. Hubbard
Monteagls
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York
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Mag
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India
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Foster
Barneo
New York Sun
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Billaris
Sarnia
Ont
Lin
Dnkinye Hall
F. J. Obendy & CO
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V. J. Chensy
West & Tanax
WaAuorne
Kisvas & Manvey
Drazpiste
Catarch
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West Virginia
Rick
Yes
Kansas
Apalachicola
George Vanderbilt
Asheville
N. C
Washington County
Kay
Brockawayville
Alaska
Georgia
Bum Jones
Taylor County
Fla
Eureka
Humboldt County
John Charvons
Payette— Ville
Ark
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