Educating John and the farm as a noble calling
A Herald and Presbyter excerpt urges redefining education beyond books to include moral and physical cultivation. It argues John Randolphs two educations, stresses farming as a legitimate training ground, and warns against equating college prestige with worth. It advocates developing character, practical thinking, and reliance on nature and God for true success. It contrasts money focus with a broader, virtuous life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jinkins
John
Jiskins
Sring
ABC
Tinkins
Achool
Nell
Jake
Euclid
Snell
God
John Randolph
Jinkina
Jacob
Nature
Saman
Sner ‘Smith
Herald and Presbyter
History of Cotton Seed and civic musings of a Georgia editor
A reflective blend traces cotton seed from despised waste to valued commodity and肥lter, oil, and soap stock, while shifting to social satire on trust, banks, and crime. A concerned volunteer voice pleads for a jailed son, highlighting a mother's devotion and societal faults in a Georgia town.
Pine straw industry timeline and Andersonville town notes
The article traces pine straw bagging industry origins from 1879, its patent-driven advances, and the 1885 Acme Manufacturing Company setup near Wilmington, NC, with later developments in Riverdale and Cape Fear area. It also visits Andersonville Georgia South Carolina, detailing river scenery Tugalo and Seneca, historic Gun Factory site, Earle family, and Andersonville as a potential summer resort with grape cultivation prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Npholaterers
Tts
Neuse
Riverdale
N. C
Clare Fibre Company
Scott
Wilmington
M. C
William Latimer
Acma Manufacturing Company
Gye
Acme Company
William Gilchrist
G. H. Smith
Latimer
Cape Tear River
Auchon
Riverdals
Crouly
York
Andersonville
Morenic
Tugalo
Thia
Blue Ridge
Tallulah
McDaniel Shoals
Brown
Townville
E. P. Earle
Earle
Fannie Earle
Aldersonville
Polebonte
Augusta
Anderonville
Georgia Ferry
Ables
Collans
Que
Elisa Earle
Congress
Macy Yonts
Anderson
Centreville
Longview
MA. Earle
Savannah
Darle
Barles and Harrisons
Georgia
Madness in Paradise Hill and Other Oddities
Lawrenceville tale recalls a mad dog bite leading to visions of hell and a long recovery after being found in a ditch and treated in Decatur. The piece touches on Laura Bridgman’s deaf blind education, politics around Harrison’s early presidency, and a miscellany of brief notes from Georgia and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceville
Charley Mitchell
Florida
Swan
Atlanta
Whitshall Street
Uown
Menko & Bro
Decatur
South Carolina
Will Redmond
Mr. Bridewell
Soader
Manon
Bridawell
Atlanta Constitution
New Goods descriptions from distant markets headline
By Tarth Chogpost Saaleing Charlies Henristras Brillish Mohairs Silks Satins Valvets a White Goods world without tend to fant all the NEW GOODS in imaginable shads that the markets
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saaleing Charlies
Henristras
Brillish
Trimmings 2 Season Novel Hs and Braids Galore
Trimmings 2 offers a range of trimmings and novel Hs including Persian Band Embroideries, different shades of Silver Gala and Hercules braids. Also featured are Alvo new felt and Guimpe Garnitures of diverse description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hos
Gala
Hercules
Alvo
Avery
Buttons 25 Dress Linings Ad Feature
Buttons 25 showcases a bold sale pitch praising a "handsome tasty and elegant" lot of buttons and the brand’s early introduction of soft-finish dress linings, inviting inspection and highlighting novelty and style.
Miss Mallalieu Promises Style and Low Prices at Openings
Miss Mallalieu continues her establishment offering thorough, stylish chapters and ready service. The shop promotes leader-sale shade hats at two cents and a wide range of fashionable goods, noting low prices, expert knowledge, and a confident welcome to old and new customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jyear
World babies parade would circumnavigate the globe
The Leeds Mercury notes that 26 to 37 million babies are born each year, a rate of about one every three minutes. Imagining a year’s infants lined in cradles seven deep and marching past a point shows an army hundreds of times larger than Britain’s, and a century of progress from infant to pupil awaiting each year’s newborns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Laura Bridgman
Charles Dickens
Louis Bridgman
Hanover
N. B
Parkina Institution
Boston, Under the Care of Dr. §.G. Howe
Haying Dons
Buckess
Howe
Leeds Mercury
Tourists urged to use Syrup of Figs on trips
Travelers are advised to carry Syrup of Figs for kidney and liver relief during journeys. The tonic is marketed to prevent fevers headaches and other illnesses and is sold for one dollar per bottle by leading druggists.
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Stil. Texcars Gorman
R. S. Hill
Mrs. Sloan
Loto
Suse Rehool
Onder
Ben
Ihea
Colgate
England
Liew
Paria
Holland
Armoura
Fairbank
Bill Arp
Manhd
Allania Constitution
Atrack
Bleckley
Gordon
Sven x
Canada
Thieven
Tia
Tom
Switzerland
Nothor Satterfield
Clarke
Chaingeng
Sisten
Tobe Jackson
Mia
Tobe
Andersonville, S.C
Mr. Earle
Temale Academy
South
Caroline
Andersonvilla
Vienna
Lisbon
Petersburg
Jesse Mercer
France
Anderesonville Gow
W. Haren Winrtans
Hell
Harrison
Borrao
Washington
Tle
Chicago
Niagara Falls
Eid
Generes
Lincoln
Blaine
State Department
Paople
Ben Harrison
Windom
Arthur
Sherman
Allison
Edmunds
New York
Kapsas
Harney Valley
Nebraska
Sam Soraushna
Danville
T. Burwell Green
Washington, Ga
Manaresa Junction
Alabama
Knoxville
Milwaukee
Birmingham
Cartls
Moritz Township
Mich
Thenius
Vionoy
Kentucky
Bourne
Savaveah
Marietta
Chester County
Elles Gray
Tarth Chogpost
Theas
Miss Mallalieu
Stoge
Ipatition
Heio
Shepes
HILL
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