Plowman Educations Stand Against Formal Colleges
A rural newspaper column argues against one size fits all schooling and praises individualized practical learning. It contrasts a farmer’s son who educated himself by books and work with formal college life, urging youth to value self directed study and early work to build future success. A judge’s tale reinforces money earned by labor and thrift as foundation for future chances.
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Chestner
Constnut
Yale
Harvard
Cartes Cuesrxut
Axp Earnep
Judge H
Nopper
Bloomington Convention Debates Railroad Monopolies and Free Transport
A Bloomington farmers convention on April 20 discussed curbing rail freight powers and monopoly influence. Governor Palmer’s letter urged self reliance, competition on railways, and constitutional amendments to open transport to all carriers, amid heated exchange and party rhetoric.
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Bloomington
Gov. Palmer
Springfield
C.D. Whiting
General Assembly
Church
Senator Saulsbury on the Colored Vote in the Fifteenth Amendment Era
A Wilmington correspondent reports a Democratic committee met with Senator Saulsbury to plot regarding the colored vote after the Fifteenth Amendment seemed certain. Saulsbury bluntly declares they cannot win the nigger vote, notes the voters’ savvy, and warns Radicals will gain power if blacks vote. The meeting ends with alarm over losses to come.
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Willard
Delaware
Congress
Brandywine
Baltimore
Wilmington
Del
Washington
Saulsbury
Fragmentary Schedule Snippet From 8468 MMWay
Unclear OCR reads numbers and times: 3.40 Dm 12408 m 8.40 and 110 am 1.20 pm. No coherent events or entities are readable to identify a full item.
The Physician for the Throat and Lungs Celebrated
A renowned doctor, famed for expertise in throat and lung care, also skilled in treating ear, liver, and stomach ailments, earns broad acclaim in medical circles. His versatile practice spans multiple specialties, drawing patients seeking comprehensive care.
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Tomach
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State OF Illinois
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Ste .Phenson County
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Freeport, Ill
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