School and district notes on Anderson County education
Communications from WAEDLAW and Anderson School Commissioner discuss improving education, new Pendleton district No. 23, and aims for cooperative teacher efforts. Mentions opening of Pendleton high school, praise for Fist Rock school, and teacher standards plus moral training inspired by Miss Ballou. Also reports a giant 22 pound flower found in Mindanao, Philippines, and a medicinal elixir advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Mosars
E. E. Sloan
D. A. Bowen
H- P. Bitton
Buater
Anderson County
BILLARP'S TALE ATLANTA CANALISATION
A long tract on politics and party strife questions democracy, public offices, and the People’s Party. It laments paid nomination costs, party betrayals, and the South’s political fate, contrasting Cleveland’s stance with reformers and warning of Northern influence. The piece references Weaver, Kolb, and farmers alliances, and cites pension debates and postwar memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Kolb
Cleveland
People’s Party
Congress
Macbeth
Jefferson Asid
Theruth
Southyro
Harrison
Beem
Jones
Asme
Thi
Union
Old Bachelors Speak Up on Atlanta Matrimony
An Atlanta Journal feature transcripts three bachelors explaining why they remain single. They cite high wives costs, modest salaries, and fear of debt as reasons to avoid marriage while noting married poverty and uprisings in domestic finance. They urge training women to earn and caution against imprudent unions that burden society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Invt Week
Tast Congrass
People’s Party
Grand Army of the Republic
Washington
Atlanta
Gate City
Thaya
Oir Caluren
Wingle
Hyman
Salerion
Cumbertia
Aaid
Jessona
Tahill
Salariea
America
Tae Ipuex
Salvation Oil
Ethel
Hetty
Gerald
Kooy
Chicago Herald
Texas
Victor Aes
Hyderabad
India
Wiley
New York City
Barta Psrilla
Ayer
Rita Kittridge
Bolfcat
Mr. Gladstone
Brest
Gladatone
Desiérs
New York
Bening Sen
Gizeb
Haw
The Onion as Medicine for Everyday Health
A dated health column extols onions as a universal remedy. It cites physicians praising onions for numerous ailments, claims benefits for digestion, blood purification, and cold prevention, and suggests practical uses from cooking to earache relief, urging home use as a safe, inexpensive preventive.
Deafness Cure Through Constitutional Remedies Promoted
An advertisement claims deafness from catarrh can be cured only by constitutional remedies. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and promises $100 for a catarrh deafness case not cured. Also includes anecdote about a Monroe, Georgia, man reporting a strange animal life incident involving a cat, hens, and kittens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney
Toledo
S.f
Hop Whitegy
Monroe
Sheet
Hop
Birds Struggle Against Mighty Atlantic Storms and Harbor Dares
The article depicts seabirds fighting a northwest gale, shedding light on their tactics to seek land, the dangers of coastal lights, and the toll of storms on thousands of birds. It also shifts to a Chicago scene where a laborer’s simple act of love with his child near Monroe and La Salle streets contrasts with urban toil and a passerby’s life-changing moment. The piece blends natural history with human-interest vignettes and a collage of brief notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audh
Crug
Potréla
Aea
Tay
Abatu
Hunter'a
Woman's Temple
Monroe
la Salle Streets
Chicago Herald
Monroe Street
Inbor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ager’s
Drd.c. Ager & Co
Low
T. Re Cornelius
Jiewtnburgh Chronicle
Lewisburgh
Linn
Sylvester Biskey
Ladies’ Store
STILE
Orr
Dan
Lizzie Williams
John T. Burriss
Paoples & Burris
Iron King
Peoples & Burries
A. G. Means
Taylor & Crayton
Uorder
C. A. Reed Music House
Poly Aenthos
Anberso
Abd
Thaghers
Waedlaw
Anderson
Fist Rock
R. E. Nicholson
Bat Ob
Tharé
Jourfal
Mindiac
Philipine Group
Apo
Alexander Beadenberg
Hehndenberg
Pierta
Billarp
Concord
Donaldson
Fayetteville
Battle Mills
Rock Mount
W. ©. Beathow
Douidson
Snower
New Orleans
Prasengera
New England
Boy Pickwick
Soy Southern
Suik
Rytom
Woad
Ashepitie
Hill Bros
Thoze
la Salle Street
Chilcago
St. Louis
Arthur
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