Brenau Brings Wilkinson as Third Educator to Eufaula Campus
Brenau of Gainesville expands leadership at its Alabama branch by adding Prof Thomas G Wilkinson, who will reside on site to oversee all affairs. Presidents Van Hoose and Pearce, with long teaching records, will maintain general supervision. The article praises faculty selection, the Music Department led by Edward Scherubel, and Brenau ideals such as self government and unit credit.
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Alabama Brenau
Eufaula
van Hoose
Pearce
Brenau College
Gainesville
Thomas G. Wilkinson
Wilkinson
South Georgia
Washington, Ga
University of South Carolina
University of Chicago
University of Nace
Thomasville
Military School of
Marion
Ala
Emory College
University of Wurzburg
Germany
Ecole Des Hautes Etudes
Paris
France
Columbus
Brenau
Edward Scherubel
Lincoln at Springfield in 1860 as he greeted neighbors
In Reminiscences of a Long Life Carl Schurz recalls dining with Abraham Lincoln and riding to the capitol grounds in a linen duster and battered stovepipe hat. Lincoln joked about comfort and rustic attire while crowds cheered as the Wide Awakes followed the brass band.
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Illinois
Carl Schurz
Capitol Grounds
Springfield
Lincoln
Mr. Schurz
United States
Mr. Lincoln
Poe
Wide
Dan
Scott
Matt
New York Telegraph
Then She Talked
Reporter recalls interviewing her while editor notes she spoke little until her husband fate rose to keep silence. The account hints at a blocked line of inquiry and a tense dynamic surrounding a private matter.
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Aerrer
Peace time army pay and recruitment trends analyzed
A historical note discusses the army shortage of several thousand men and rising pay for privates, the appeal of civilian pay versus military life, and the idea of training soldiers in useful civilian-employment skills during peacetime to encourage enlistment and reduce post service hardship.
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Spain
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The Manx Woman and the Island Doctoring Remark
A London Saturday Review piece recounts an old Manx woman dismissing a writer’s explanation of his trade with the quip that it matters little as long as he earns an honest living. It also notes a visiting man’s remark about his improved health from staying on the island.
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London Saturday Review
Islard
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Laws of Georgia
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Apalachicola
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Troy
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Savannah
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