Schools of Yesteryear Often for The Rich Only
UPI piece recalls early American schooling marked by limited access and stern discipline. It contrasts colonial learning with modern programs including closed circuit TV and free lunches, noting women taught at dame schools and public schools, while many girls learned homemaking and sewing.
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Satanic film productions spark debate across early 1800s south
A fragmented clipping discusses Southern planters viewing New England ideas on free education and travel to Europe for schooling. It references infant schools, guardians, and controversial titles like The Walls of Hell and Backdoor Hell as examples of perceived moral threats. A Manila AP note hints at American views of the Philippines as a hellish place for schooling.
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