Steam Power Van Winkle Cotton Press Praise
A testimonial touts the Steam Power Van Winkle press as durable light and economical, claiming it handles ginning packing simultaneously with minimal steam, packing 500 lb bales with a two inch belt. It cites improved labor costs and high owner satisfaction from M. A. Cobb endorsing the press for ease and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bala
Colon
Jabu E. Peoples
van Winkle
Ankien
Walton
M. A. Cobb
Second-hand GING and PRESSES offered for sale
John E. Peoples advertises a used 16v GING and PRESSES set in good operating condition, priced about one ball lower than a new unit. Contact details provided for inquiries.
Thaghar's Column Urges Attendance at Teachers Institute
The piece extols the value of attending the Teachers Institute, praising discipline and calisthenics in Miss Lizzie Anderson's school in Broadway Township. It argues towns and country schools alike benefit from physical training and education, urging timely support and commitment to the program. It notes the June 26 closing exercises, lauding pupil performances and the teacher's firm yet gentle leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lostitute
Institute
Lizzie Anderson
Broadway Township
Missi Anderson
Mies Tizle Anderson
Miss Anderson
Tesring
England
Germany
United States
Lexington
Mass
Cyrug Pierce
S.R. Hall
Southwestern Journal of Education
Jackson
Europe
White House
Tey
Mr. Buchanan
President Jackson
Buchanan
Hse
Walton
Toya
Hindrances to the Efficiency of Our Public Schools
A critique calling for stronger county supervision and a capable state superintendent. It condemns incompetent teachers, insists on practical, progressive methods, and urges selective hiring, adequate oversight, and streamlined curricula. The note cites Prof. B. W. Williams and traces normal schools to their origins and development.
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Teachara
Fatiala
Thera Quavka
Charmnos
Tong
Es Bourda
Lsbor
B. W. Williams
Southwestern Journal of Education
Eye
Iron Ore Growth Spurs Birmingham’s Rise in Alabama
Birmingham’s rapid growth from a rural hamlet to a bustling city is traced by a York World correspondent. The piece highlights iron ore wealth, three hematite types, coal, and coke advantages, plus five to seven-figure industrial payrolls and 21 furnaces. It notes the city’s population boom, tax value increase, and surrounding resources, with warnings about laziness threatening progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Alabama
York World
Red Mountain
Cohaba
Vulcan
Furorce
Germany
Calle Bay
England
Lake Superior
America
Amnutiut
Aoy
Lesley
Drew
Ito
Eldi Gil
O&b
Eixteen
Ben
Hut
Reflecting Stinds
New York Journal of Commerce
Oration on education and citizen duties at Newberry College
Hop B. B. Murray urges educated citizenship rooted in personal virtue and law, arguing government serves the people and education molds moral judgment. He extols mental and moral training, warns against mere book learning, and emphasizes practical application, civic engagement, and restraint in public spendings.
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Newberry
Caertes
Mt. Everest
Daainidaaja
Tv Ary
Euclid
McGunlay
Versons
Sudy
Tng
Louis
Napoleon
Lérgi
Avery
Ion
Tion
Thia
Iris
Galileo
Arenter
Bocit
Heaven
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AN & Bro
Anderson
Tors
Jqin E. Peoples & Cos Crockery Store
Ipeditha
ineTea
Grana Ab Bollom
Bohemia
Sohn E. Peoples & CO
John E. Peoples
WNC/WINKLE
Feeder
Atlanta
Georgia
Charleston
South Carolina
van Winele
Aebkinda
Star Press
Star Hand
Stog Sing
Thaghers
E.G
Clinksgales
Enron
Bircairighite
Bella
Fie
Ork
A. A. Crosby
Crosbyville
Sandy River
Coleman
Papa
Broad Falcon Inn
Perkogar
Tackson
Rosaie
Robert B. Lee
Virginia
Lee
Lee Srived
Polloaius
Ten
Tapper
Fife
Ian Tower
the Lime Kiln Club
Brother Gardner
Doorin
Heabes
Detroit
Aree Press
Ohio
Conmittes
Oscar
Cowper
Texas
Yale
Immonia School
Fann
Pennsylvania
Bourbon County
Blue Eas
Lerington
Stelle
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