Teachers Institute Plans and Richmond School Tour
The Teachers’ Column notes inquiries and forthcoming dates for the Teachers Institute. It reports on Miss Nora Bobbard’s account of the Anderson County Teachers Association meeting, updates on Hones Path School closure, and the return of pupils after measles. A state board resolution shifts county examinations to April and October, affecting July certificates. The piece reviews Richmond public schools and Columbia Graded Schools, praising leadership, facilities, and the promise of rural education improvements through the Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Association
Nora ‘Bobbard
Anderson
Andereo Conenty
State Board of Examiners
Gtnts
State Board
A. Cowan
Biajo
Richmond
Profi. Fox
Peobleton
James
Colump
Anderson County
Toons
Central Public School
White House
Southern Confederacy
Doubthiul
Columbia
8. C
Johnson
A Look Back at Boys' Clothes and Winters Past
The piece muses on how boys lived fifty years ago detailing attire from front-dress coats to patched pants and no boy tailors. It recalls cold rooms warming pans, ice in pitchers, wood fires, and scarce toys while praising frugality and self reliance over modern ease. It notes fewer luxuries, tougher times, and a shift in attitude and manliness between eras.
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Olliver
Boosa
Charles W. Green
Jamaica Plains
Athens
Miss Cleveland
North Carolina
Hays
Georgia
Colquitt
Washington
Raleigh
Durham
Goldsboro
Friends of Temperance
Winn
Raleigh and Gaston
Captain Garrett
Enfield
Captain Garratt
New York
North Carolin
Duke & Sons and
Carr & Co
Tobscea
Litle Deaka
Sankey
Cotton Factory
Duke
Hamburg
Honolulu
Singapore
Madras
Antwerp
Rotterdam
Montreal
Aukland
Sourabay
China
Asia
India
Arabia
Duke Tobacco
Paradoxes of Faith Work and God in Philippians
A sermon notes three paradoxes from Philippians on salvation: Christians must work out their own salvation while God works in them to will and to act. both predestination and human responsibility are held in tension. security of salvation coexists with fear and trembling. The preacher argues for humility, full trust in God, and personal commitment amid divergent views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franck D
Campbell
Dieth
Gui
Paul
Gad
Wong
Agann
Apostle
Jesus Christ
Chrisiana
Chow
Christ
Panl
Lord Jesus Christ
God
John Ys
Luke
Brethren
Apostle Peter Mus
Paul Snys
Fach
Tara
Tam
Ian
Rocky Mountaina
Atlantic
Pacific Ocean
Theas Oceans
Christ Jesus
Obrist
Grese
Miet
Alyn Culgliepen
Luis
Social Etiquette and North Carolina Prohibition Debate
A fragmented column discusses male courtesy toward women, social equality in public customs, and the etiquette of salutations. It shifts to a letter on North Carolina prohibition, wine making in Eastern counties, tobacco industry in Durham, and rural Southern life with observations on factories, workers, and regional progress.
A Remarkable Sail Romance From Nora Springs to Chicago Herald
A letter from Nora Springs Iowa to the Chicago Herald recounts a Civil War tale of Second Lieutenant Ole Anderson who survived a brain wound after a duel with fate during a 1861 Missouri river engagement. His devoted wife cared for him. they married after his injury and live with a government pension.
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Torrance
Nora Springs
Iowa
Chicago Herald
Herald
George Washington Monk
Third Town Infantry
Colsonel John Scott
Cameron
Mcalligan
Lexington
Blue Mills Landing
Missouri River
Ole Anderson
Chen
Anderson
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Colum
G. Odinescales
Enron
Tiz-2
Teachers’ Institute
J.B. Watkins
Hones Path School
Watkins
Milas ‘MeCanta
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Sunflower County
Mississippi
Mitchell
Darkes
Chas. Manly
Belton
Schanog
Ares Weekly
Tar Meek
New England
Aioe
Tim
Gresay
Tarboro
Mercer
West Point
Ave
David Pender
Jacko
Muntsman
Taventiga
England
Shell England
Beman
Sor
Huntaman
Joni
Hunteman
Huntsman
Robert Burn
Jobo Han
Mt. Vernattagus
Pau Mo
Featur Pse
Silas
Lile
Evie
Mra
Bloigett
Churen
Shane
Chicayo Tribune
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