The Appeal A jumble of quotes and rumors from 19th century press
A wide gathering of items includes health notes on Bright's disease, crop woes in Texas, a predicted hot July, insurance on Beecher, a Georgia minister’s small salary, political guesses on Grant and Conkling, and odd trivia from various locales. Notable names include Blaine, Grant, Sprague, and Jay Gould.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Vennier
Beecher
Samuel Strrr
Stewart Country
Texas
Oglethorpe County
Gract
New York
Notes on Mixed Schools No 1
A compact discussion titled Notes on Mixed Schools No 1 by You Know Was examines early education debates. The piece frames mixed schooling ideas, contrasts methods, and signals ongoing civic interest in school structure.
Coeducation Triumphs in High Schools and Colleges
The author argues American opinion shifts toward coeducation, citing Asian experiments and long surveys. He claims single sex schools below universities fail more often than combined sex schools succeed, and promises to explain reasons grounded in truth, virtue, and modesty.
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Thme
Mater
Andrew Female College Trustees Remove Chair and Protest
A letter from Cuthbert Ga dated June 24, 1881 details how the trustees of Andrew Female College removed the writer from committee chair, censured him for insuring the college and community via a circular, and approved the executive committee action. The author notes trustees lack power to appoint or remove, as held by appointment of the conference, and alleges a planned resignation was coerced with no formal notice. Also included is a Columbia Enquirer-Son note on local abundance and a report that W. M. Wadley may become Central Railroad president July 4.
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Andrew Female College
Andrew Gallege
Grange College
Jesse
Trosteca
Geo. C. Clarke
P. C. Harrison
Jas
A. Allison
John W. Mattox
Heuntgr Freepen Cuthbert
Horace
John Jones
Alex
Rees
Cuthbert
Kees
Aegums
Chicas Manga
J. A. Luilie
Au-' Ruta
Loflin
Missionary Ridge
Family letter and local notices from Benevolence area 1881
A wide letter recalls time flies and old morals, describes school exhibitions at Benevolence and a Masonic Brooksville festival with feasts and praise for Kees school. It notes crop conditions, cicadas due, and local anecdotes from Georgia and nearby towns, ending with community observations and a postal list.
Property sale notice from Quitman County Georgia 1881
Court order directs sale of property including a gray mare and various land lots in Quitman County Georgia located near Georgetown on the first Tuesday in August 1331. The notice lists parties Charles Thomas Philip Pearce and BJ Tialiste as owners concerned, with sheriff BK Morne overseeing the sale.
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Wille
Tetore
Cothber
Charles Thomas
Fife
Randolph Superior Court
Philip Pearcs
Philip Pentre
James C. Coleman
Uty Yeas
Gorgetown
Etwreen
Ieee
Quitman
Aed
Braidler
Stewart von Quitman
Talliato Va
Iroe
Superior Court of
Taldcounty
Aqualla
Mornie
Sherif
Fragmented price list item seeks clarity
A fragment shows multiple price figures such as 50 cts 23 cts 6275 cts and 40 cts, but no context or product. The OCR lacks details on what is being priced, leaving readers with only isolated monetary amounts and no identifiable entities or event.
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Jas. P. Bawtell
Uly
Blaine
Bright
David Humphreys
Carter'a Depot
Tennessee
Amerca
Grant
Elbert County
Saya
Conkling
Pratt
General Grant
Wade Hampton
Columbia
William Sprague
Rhode Island
Jackson County
Kens
Lucky
Wright County
Minc
Sparta
Thoman
The
Columbia Enquirer-Son
Lompkin
Kentucky
WW. M. Wadley
Georgia
Central Railroad
Brooksville
Benevolence
Jokie
Anmany
United Staten Pee
Wheeler
Potter
Comell
Tapham
Folger
Gramtey
Howah
Rogers
Platt
Pew
Kernan
Wheeler I
Crowley
Lapham
Tremaine
Auskine
Millergeville Union Recorder
Negross
Randolph Sheriff's Sales
Dasaes
Kelbert Seton
Wm. P. Melton
Bert Medion
Ams
Ulakuly Strest
E. M. Jack
Norsk 108
Panda
Wuld
Mandy Neel
Latavos
Affbn
Pulllip
Quitman Sheriff's Sale
Guilmette
Hellen Jerome
Toledo
Reyas
M.D. Draveiet
Sormared
Dreagybes
Randolph County
Fair, Association
M.C. Rowanne
Weshal
Bert
Mastin
Peek
E—Flowwers
de. G. W. Baoers
F.—Fine Arts
I F. Hart
Powell
Omron
Boathern Woods
Department C.—Home Industry
H. A. Carriennew
Plana
Eo Lee Fe
Department D.—Neadiawzork
W. Feary
Calico Drews
Eahibior
Department G
Ac—Poultry
Ommon Turkers
Tily Deeks
Coop Plipcom
Department
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A. J. Move
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Amuemente
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Warr
Phos Corton
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Altie
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McDoaen
Fire Arms
M.C. Panxansox
Department L
J. R. Wooten
Supe Beet Gol Shrew
Double Team
Any Pee
Pedigm and
Spestor
J. Carver
O. A. Haris
WF. Allin
C. N. Simpson
P.verrin
Grice-Forest
Deven
C. SN. Simpson
Donhet
Medeir Cuthbert
J. Woten
J.P. Sichell
Robincoo
Ser Onoper
Watenarious
Martin
Poo Ito
B. Trapp
Daible
Hood
O, A, Barry