The Practical Education Debate of Industry and Mind
A speaker argues that 80 years of progress from farming to telegraph and rail has made public schooling essential. He critiques pure spelling and geography focus, urging practical studies tied to agriculture and labor while preserving mental discipline and individual growth.
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Bickerman
Post
Washington
Baree
Barth
Webster
Clay
Sumner
Neytis
Traéis
Carlyle
Earth
Bodhy
Buckeye Platform Binder Promises Ease and Strength
C Gould Henry advertises a Buckeye Platform Binder described as light strong and convenient. It reportedly passes through gates cuts a five foot three inch swath and binds tangled grain. The device tilts lifts from a seated position and replaces elevator binds. instruction to inspect before purchase.
Brown's Iron Bitters and Its Health Claims
An antiquated advertorial note touts Brown's Iron Bitters as a cure for rheumatism neurasthenia and anemia, claiming blood stimulation and system vigor. It cites a Coxville Alabama user and recounts a carriage wreck linked to a frightened horse, then moves to a general remark on insanity rising from overwork and nerves, ending with a promote for Dr Jones Red Clover Tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
W. T. Osborne
Coxville
Ala
Alexander Brown
Tonien
Jones
B. Durfee
Naming country roads and farm signs proposed
A newspaper note endorses naming country roads and suggests farmers place names on their fences. It cites misquotations about historical conquerors and touts Mishler's Herb Bitters as a remedy, claiming a Philadelphia man recovered from aggravated dyspepsia after three bottles.
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Alexander the Great
Mishler
G. H. Vanderkirk
North Fourth Street
Philadelphia
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Buckeye
Binder
C. Gould, Henry
Arctics
Soda East
J. F. Gates
Severance
Watchmaker
Henry
Joseph Schick