Educators form association in Anderson and school discipline tips
Thaghe rs column notes the Educations Association organized at Anderson for colored teachers, monthly meetings at the Greeley Institute. A December 24 school entertainment by Miss Ella Todd’s pupils showcased effort, with lessons on classroom conduct and litter control, urging mild corrective steps and personal discussions before public rebukes.
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Anderson
Greeley Institute
Ella Todd
Night of danger and a Venetian balcony rescue
A narrator in Venice recounts an evening of moonlit waters, gondolas, and a haunting balcony cry. A mysterious demon stalks a woman he rescues, binding him to a perilous romance while a silver plate and a cursed lineage hint at fate. The tale follows their marriage, apparitions, and a looming anniversary test of love against a devilish pact.
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Venice
Jane
France
Cardio
Lewisly
Wen
Tam
Stein
Godiva
Brivhilde
Myslf
Laneguage
Italy
Elious
Iirst
Nogel
Abe
Sud
Nis Altogather
Lesve
Rome
Florence
Mia
Tyna
Germany
Ttalina
Michael Spezzi
Thia
Michsel Spezzi
Martz
Fragee
Spezsi
Spexeta
Spizzi
Spezzi
Analime
Spegai
Hartz Mountains
Jong
Michael Spezail
Aba
Qrat
Mior
Feld
Cearga Saint
Idaho
Honce
Wealthy Women of New York Near Death in December
The Richest unwed woman Miss Catherine L. Wolfe and Mrs. William Astor lie near death in New York. Wolfe’s income is estimated at 500000 to 600000 dollars per year from a 18 to 20 million dollar estate, and she funds church work and art. Astor, wife of a grandson of John Jacob Astor, is famed for jewels and charity, with daughters married to Theodore Roosevelt and others. The article profiles their wealth, philanthropy, and social influence in Gilded Age New York.
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New Yonk
United States
Catherine L. Wolfe
William Astor
Misa Wolfe
Mise Wolfe
Bishop Potter
Grace Church
Toleed
Miss Wolfe
Potter
Mulberry Atrett
Peter Lorillard
Misa Wolfson
Wolfe Lves
Madison Square
L. M. Barlow
America
Kasua Jz
Russia
New York
John Jacob Astor
William B. Astor
Schermerburn
Antot la Tall
Wolfe
Autor
Diaresa
Ptolemy Philadelphns
Giamonda
Mortar Boats Shell Forts In Defense Of New Orleans
Carrington Smith recalls the mortar flotilla operation against Forts Jackson and St Phillip. The 20-mortar fleet was divided into three divisions with commanders, using triangulated ground to place fire. The crew endured deafening noise and deadly near misses, with shells blasting trees, flooding, and crumbling earth as they bombarded the forts.
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New Orleans
Coast Survey
Iris
Tivar
St Phillip
Heneft
Arillery Service
Shy
Jove
Fort Jackson
Wirt Jackson
Carrington Smith
Detroit
Quackery and medicine in Detroit era discussed
A Detroit Tribune piece records a physician arguing that patients with imagined illnesses are kept by flattery and cheap remedies. He criticizes stern truth, notes subtle cures, and warns against expensive, sensational patent medicines while tracing medical practice shifts and counter irritants.
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Detroit
Uheles
Tima
Therdfi
Alma
Barbara
Detroit Tribune
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