Teachers GOLUMN at Anderson County schools praised
The column reviews multiple schools in Anderson County including Plessant Hill and Bethany. It lauds Miss Lucia Nortin and Miss Allis Major for their work, notes the need for longer terms and private funding to supplement public money, and highlights industrial education's importance alongside traditional schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
P. B. Grifin
Aupple
Boas Tribble
Crayton
Uppme
Teschere
Strickland
Mins Lucia Nortin’ School
Hay Place
Lucia
Little Ames
Amos Banister
Sin
Allis Major
Neal's Creek
Thonssod
High S
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Lander
Aludiona
Stiloliona5
Spota
Ostolina
Female College
Patrick Military Institute
Conoy
Avery
Anderson County
Travel and prejudice through Georgia and the North
A vivid Georgia columnist laments shallow travel and ignorance across regions from Atlanta to Virginia, noting how northern visitors form myths about the South. He praises travel as a bridge via business, laments racial prejudice, and observes English colonial models abroad as a contrast to American race relations.
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Atlanta
Nelly Bly
Nelly
Florida
New Orleans
Memphis
Birmingham
Exposition
Chattanooga
Macon
Suongly
Georgian
Georgia
Virginia
North
Bos
Philadelphia
Russell Harrison
Windward Talands
Little Antilles
The Southern New South push for canning and pickling profits
An editor argues Maryland and Northern packers waste Southern crops. He urges farmers to adopt canning and pickling, noting cheap equipment, steam power attachment, and simple processes. He urges cost accounting, better market use, and farm profitability through local production. J B Canzons, Baltimore, Feb 20.
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News and Courier
New South
Virginia
Maryland
South
Asd
Twick
Gonda
Charleston
Carolioa
J. B. Canzons
Baltimore
The Human Heart and Stronger Than the Night
A reflective piece on the heart enduring fear pain and fatigue while offering gentle counsel. It links emotional distress to memory and longing and urges kindness. The article notes Illinois leading with a record hog and a Clark County man boasting a 935 pound poker and mentions the Bible's translation into 66 African languages and dialects.
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Illinois
Clark County
Northern capital warned to stand from under in South
The piece warns Northern investors that Southern peace and order under Democrats may falter if Republican policies curb black and white relations. It cites feared riots, selective elections, and economic disruption, urging Northern public opinion to oppose the current federal program to avoid a civil conflict and economic ruin.
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Mr. Arthur
Cleveland
South
Washington
Republicasa Lo Congress
Southea
Mississippi
House of Representatives
Ibis
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Wisconsin butter price and odd items in a 19th century column
A jumble of brief notes across topics. Wisconsin dairy prices 2 dollars 30 cents per pound cited alongside scattered mentions of marriages, odd accidents, weather, wildlife, and social notes. Many lines read as fragmented clippings with local color, not a single cohesive feature.
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New York City
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Sinnabdoro News and Herald
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Wisconsin
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Abberdeen
York
Brazil
United States
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Grand Army
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Drawna Pont
New England
Kentucky
T. C. Henry
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