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Newspaper

Dixon Sun

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1883

Page

7

Education and population in the South debated

The Republican critique of Southern schooling cites 1880 census totals showing far lower per capita education funding in the South than the North. It argues Reconstruction drained resources, notes white taxation bears most costs, and praises Southern gains while warning that growing Black populations risk future minority supremacy and potential upheaval.

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Cigarette and Cigar Seizure on Saratoga Steamer

Customs officers examined a Havana bound package on the steamer Saratoga of Ward's line. The lot contained 6 800 packages of cigarettes and 4 700 cigars carried by a passenger.

Saratoga Ward Havana New York

John A Logan Flexes Political Gambit in 19th Century Polemic

Harrisburg Patriot denounces John A Logan as a wavering Republican candidate. The piece charges his denial of candidacy masks ambition, accuses him of double‑faced loyalty to party managers, and faults his inconsistent statements amid a hostile political climate.

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Presidential Candidates and the 1884 Forecast

A Boston Post style editorial weighs 1884 presidential prospects, arguing the West as the center of new ideas, cautioning against regional favoritism, and urging a representative centric nominee from non New York sources while acknowledging shifting public sentiment. It notes political volatility and the need to build a durable platform.

Republican Party New York Northwest Boston Post

Home garden tips and farming notes from early newspapers

Massachusetts farmers pay over 300000 dollars yearly for Paris green to kill potato bugs on 46000 farms. The text also includes recipes for tea cakes and milk bread, a method for washing fruit trees, and quince growing advice from Philadelphia records.

Massachusetts Paris Green Chicago Tribune Boston Philadelphia Record

Educated Nation or Tyranny of Ignorance, Says Eaton

New York Herald warns that a literate populace is essential to republicanism and national strength. It argues five million school age children without schooling threaten future progress, urging mandatory education to prevent degraded homes and vulnerable voters.

Eaton Bismarck Republic N. Y. Herald

Little Ben Bruin Finds Doorway to Ruin at School

A doggerel tale by Lucy Larcom recounts Ben Bruin entering a schoolhouse door and causing chaos. The bear-baby flees amid frightened children as a gunshot echoes, ending with a cautionary note on misadventure and a childlike bear’s misstep away from home.

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Jack Brundage and the Kitchen Maid Moral Wakeup

After a wild party Jack Brundage eats far beyond his share and falls ill. A kitchen maid appears as a vision of overwork and gluttony, revealing her grim diet and toil. Jack resolves to reform, aided by his family and a physician uncle.

Jack Sam Mamma Papa Uncle Alfred Alfred Katherine

An Incident in the Career of Mr Jewell Rochester Story

A Rochester Post Express reminiscence recounts Marshall Jewell of Connecticut living in Rochester in 1846 or 1847 as a hotel clerk at Eagle Hotel now Powers Block site. He later becomes Postmaster General and reunites with old Rochester friend Nick Hadley and helps him find better work.

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Tragic Orangeburg Bride-to-Be Burned to Death

Miss Halley of Orangeburg County had planned to wed a young farmer. While warming by a field fire, her dress caught flame and she perished before help arrived, with only her collar and shoes spared. the heart for her marriage never beat.

Halley Orangeburg Chicago Herald

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