What teachers do with their spare time 1
The piece urges teachers to use spare time for self improvement and renewed study rather than rest on past work. It highlights at home visits to schools in Denver and Anderson Home School, praising orderly progress, grammar focus, and effective teaching, while stressing avoiding rust and self satisfaction as dangers. It reflects on Civil War memories and current race tensions, calling for unity.
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New York Sun
Sub Treasury Bill Debate From South Carolina Representative
Judge Cothran, South Carolina congressman, responds to constituents about the sub treasury bill, explaining two federal proposals to store farm products in government warehouses at a cost of about 50 million dollars, and to lend 80 percent of stored value. He argues the plan risks national debt, hurts Southern farmers, and questions constitutional authority, urging caution and fiscal prudence.
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Farmers’ Alliance
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Deafness Cure Promises and Catarrh Doctor Claims
An advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tube lining and offers $100 for any catarrh-induced deafness not cured by a remedy. It extols painless relief and notes unrelated Baltimore cotton market rumor about a Mississppi bale bought in 1863 and sold later at loss, detailing figures and dates.
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Remailer to be executed this week amid broad notes
A collection of scattered quips and anecdotes on public figures, markets, and daily life appears. It mentions a New York convict slated for execution, a seven million dollar per acre land sale in Broadway’s financial section, and various advice items, along with historical tidbits and jokes.
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