Editors Criticize Johnston History in University Textbook
A Georgia university dispute over Johnston's History of the United States spawns broad newspaper debate. Critics including Athens Banner and Madisonian editors condemn the book as pro Southern bias and warn it harms students and state trust, urging removal from classrooms. A Confederate veteran, Col. W. J. Pollard, commends the Athens editorials and urges placing authentic Civil War history in schools.
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Hartwell Sun
State of Georgia
Athens
Farlow
Madisonian
Barnet
Johnston
United States
State University
South
Georgia State University
Banner
W.J. Pollard
New Orleans
Georgia
Georgia Should Use Textbooks Written by Southerners
In the Crawford Herald editorials the case is made for Georgia to publish and use its own schoolbooks. Northern authors are deemed biased against the South and Johnson's History is rejected. The piece calls for impartial southern authored histories to foster harmony and unity in education.
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Moore
Crawford Herald
Georgia
Johnson
State University
State of
California
North Stant
South
Enna
Stephens
A Little Girl's Experience vna Light house
Mr and Mrs Loren Trescott keepers of the Gov Lighthouse at Sand Beach Mich report their four year old daughter fell ill with measles and a dreadful cough followed by fever. After vain home remedies doctors advised treatment and the child grew weaker until two and a half bottles of Dr King s New Discovery restored her health and weight.
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Loren Trescott
Gov. Lighthouse
Sand Beach
Mich
Dr. King
The Fat Man's Club at the Opera House Friday
The Fat Man's Club comedy receives unanimous praise from the press and headlines say it returns bigger and stronger this year. J Rosemedesh is billed as a popular favorite with SRO access promised this week.
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Opera House
Novi
United States
J. Rosemedesh Seeechedaine
They Are Free Three Thousand Miners Round the Briceville Camp
Three thousand miners are reported free and gathered around the Briceville camp as reports confirm the end of a dispute and a peaceful withdrawal from the mining site amid tense conditions.
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Briceville
Briceville Miners Rebel and Free Convicts in Tennessee
Knoxville dispatch reports Briceville miners cut wires and attacked a stockade to free 150 convicts. Thousands gathered, firing swept the area as guards withdrew, and the scene ended with stockade torched and a sprawling aftermath blamed on state government neglect of labor rights.
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Chumlea Stockade
Coal Creek
Buchanan
Lasnees
Nashville
Oconee ‘Street
Athens
Clayton Street
Bloomfield Street
Barberville
Baxter Street
Meigs Street
Milledge Avenue
Prince Avenue
Upsons
Sorrelis
Thomas and Dougherty
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Southland
University of Georgia
Boggs
Suny Southland
Morris
Wilcox
White
McPherson
Bannerk
Department of History
Tennessee
Florida
Savannah
Chattahoochee
Col. W. J. Pollard
Carondelet St
Borror Banner
Alex. H. Stephens
Taliaferro County
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FAT Mans Club
Knoxville
Tenn
Clinton
Stockade
Hult
Johnnie
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Northeast Depot
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Oates & CO
College Avenue
Thompson & CO
Hale St
R.R. Yard
Augusta, Ga
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Rye EY Loe
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China House
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Wenner
Beaty Menino
D. M. Kenney
Athens, Gro
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Georgia, Carolina and Northern Railway
Amens
Athena
A. L. Hull
Sunth
BazarEn
Delro
Markwalter
Champion Iron Fence CO
Augusta
Talmage & Brightwell
Frampton
Clark’s
Haselton & Dozier
Athens, Ga
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Banner Job Office
Banner Job Printers
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Adam’s Patent Book
Cottrell & Babcock Cylinder
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Golden's Pearl
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