Letter on Bible in schools and corporal punishment debated
The author argues for Bible teaching in public schools and defends corporal punishment as a disciplinary tool. He cites presidents, Georgia officials, and Jewish figures to claim religious practice shapes law and morality, while denouncing dissenters like Ingersoll and Abbott and lamenting modern defiance of biblical norms. He recounts personal memories of whippings and praises stern discipline as a safeguard for youth and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Congress
House
Senate of
Georgia
Judah Benjamin
David Yulee
United States
R F. Moses
Columbus
Reorgia House
Ther
Ithia
Ingersoll
Abbott
Mitchell
Department of Public Policy
Anne Dowin
Mulderby
Philipi
Moses
Solomon
Dr. Holderby
Gracioux
John Norton
Dr. Patter
Tam
Crimea
Atlanta
Maryland
Potomac
Rib Grande
Chalagunga
Jim Alexander
George Adair
Evan Howell
Untitled piece on longevity and race in historic text
A historical excerpt argues longevity varies by race, noting Jews as notably long lived despite physical degeneration. It cites works by Prof Ripley and Lombrose and contrasts urban life, diet, temperance, and meat inspection laws as longevity factors. The piece also includes casual advertising for One Minute Cough Cure and Prickly Ash Bitters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evighee
Richie
Baie
Ilia
Amerida
Lawiel
William 4. Wipley
Europe
Popular Science Monthly
Lombrose
Prof
Ripley
Wolfman
London
Newark
Evans Pharmacy
Fragmentary Civil War Memoir and Reunion Reflections
Fragmented reminiscences recount a Civil War era skirmish near Brenesville and Carlet Statiog Virginia with gun battles and a plea to recover pistols of J A S Sparks. A survivor, D P Spanks of Brooks Troop Hampton's Legion, recalls Santee River picket duty and a fleeing Federal captain John Maloney who asked for pants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiawwor
Dunkary
Moaing
Tau
Sulu
Anthonn Spayks
William Mickler
Youn
Wade Hamptiun
Stuart
Sparks
Mickler
John Calhoun Sparks
Brenesville
Carlet Statiog
J. A
Capt. Meeker
John Culburn Sparke
Saline
South Carolina Cavalry
South Carolina
Santee River
Ife
Leutenant
John Maloney
Maloney
Andersonville
Indianapolis
Indiana
Fragmented 19th Century Humor and Ads in Quoted Text
A miscellany of short, disjointed lines includes remarks on marriage, digestion cures, and light humor. It mentions a wave of Mormon emigration to Wynquiuy, various quips about women, and advertisements for patent medicines like DeWitt's Early Risers and Prickly Ash Bitters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan
Teglean
Yeu
Tris
Utah
Wynquiuy
Thomas
Trans Pharmacy
Germany
Thuringia
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Billarps
Aanta Constitution
Beane
Ururland
Taiva
Page Ib Bach
Bait Avery Nai
Suimle
Avumptia
Abasus
Ali
Mir
Belial
Holderby
God
Haingang
Schowl
Tye of
Thanplin
Yours
D. P. Spanks
Brooks
Hampton's Legion
South Carolina Volunteers
Allan
New Hen
Rewarkud Meersham
Mra. Meersham
M. B. Smith
Butternut
Mich
DeWitt
Evan Pharmacy
Meadow
Vpop
Viet Nvans
Ainsdale
Usia
Willie
W. E. Sitter
W. Caton
Evans
G.B
T. W. Lee
Montgom
Ala
Toren
Swift
Gary Oli
Manta Hees Gy Sitt Boccia Company
Fowler
Vanuiver
Vanviven J.J. Mason
Vandiver Bros
Vandiver Bros, & Major
Charleston and Western Carolina Railway
Calteun Adat
Tomtanes
Anders
Lokerio
Alewera Fan Wer
Ion
Lyau
Grevnwood
Anderson
Laurenn
Greenville
Groun “Prin
Apartanbury
Saluda
Bondersonville
Asheville
Andevlily S
Spartanbur
Greevila Sprin
Faye
Tov Kuweenon
Beuin
Pra Lip
Taaham
Dartanbig Far Bou
Southern Railway
Emuet
Gommervilie
Havas
Binnkvilly
Golambia
Broonartty
Minot
Greait
Hodges
Irom
Williametown
Abbeville
Green Wen
Columbia
Orasgeburg
Charleston
Burrs
Pally
Leaven
Branchvibe
Arraaibury
Northborni
Drawin
E. M. Rucker, Jr
Werd Building
S.A
Worto
H. Nance
Ding
York
Washington
Richmond
Portsmouth
Weldon
Hendartoo
Raleigh
Pines
Wilmington AyRonree
Chester
Greenwood
Athens
Athous
Bero
Atg
Pullman Ibingion
Tween Portar
Saailaatan
Allen
Ge Ganerat
Br. Breen Sein
Atlantic
COA
Travriol
Blue Ridge Railroad
Hieetlyn
Boo
Snaneesy
Batitbera Rellwayr
Xoise
Anders Meson Eyl
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