Seagheres Column Encourages School News Exchange
J W Gaines Trinity place Westminster High School official invites teachers and patrons of Oconee County Schools to send articles and news about their schools. He urges cooperation to build a practical column for teaching ideas, exchanges, and local school items, stressing united efforts and timely contributions.
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Oconee County
Covinns
Monice
Hanyarcigle
Tivave
Wotaase
Pro Teaching Methods Highlight In 19th Century Westminster
The article extols teacher training and student motivation, urging educators to study their craft, improve instruction at home, and engage parents. It emphasizes humane methods over punishment, using tailored motives to guide each child toward right conduct and moral growth, with tips on classroom beautification and parental involvement.
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Amino
Complaint Against the Muse in Keowee Courier Verse
A poetic complaint asks the Muse to awaken writing for glory, not gold, praising Hesiod Shakespeare Dante Milton and parts of Coleridge Pope Keats and Timrod while urging the Muse to hide as youth’s verse seeks its own path and originality. The piece contrasts past divine inspiration with modern writing and hints at reworking familiar lines.
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Keowee
Hesiod
Horace
Pinder
Dante
Paradise
Milton
Hell
Keats
Coleridge
Ang Pope
England
Wadsworth
Tennyson
Timrod
BOTTLES IN DEMANDAND POLITICAL OFFICE SEEKERS
A long, eclectic critic discusses cotton manufacturing in the South, Calhoun’s views, and the 1850s push to build Southern industry. It weighs slavery’s impact on factories, railways, and iron, notes Southern progress, and questions office seeking and liquor laws amid national growth. The piece compares Northern and Southern mills and argues the South can expand cotton goods while government roles resemble a nursing mother.
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Associate Reformed Presbyterian
Dent Cleveland
Jby
South
Clemson
South Carolina
John C. Calhoun
Congress
Calhoun
Trix
White House
Lelse
Piedmont
Virringa
Carolinas
Georgia
Atlantic Ocean
Savannah
Alabama
North
Renae
Lars
The
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United States
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Mae
Washington
Enderim
England
Irby
Carolina
Ford
New England Mills
Engiana
New England
Immigration questions loom as South seeks space for newcomers
The New York Sun figures show last year’s immigrants spread across many states, with Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina and others receiving small shares. The South favors limited newcomers, hoping to avoid crowded conditions while welcoming those of the “right sort” and rejecting dense Italian, Polish, or Hungarian influxes.
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Manchester
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Norman
Carroll Co
Charlotte
N. C
New York Sun
North Carolina
Alabama
Florida
Tennessee
Tenistana
Mississippi
Towa
Minnegota
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Montana
Arkansas
Nevada
Vermont
Louisiana
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Westminster High School
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