Education and natural method in private and public schooling
A 1899 letter in The Sunday Light argues that true education aligns with nature, favors private schools for individuals, values public schools for mass education, and emphasizes developing primary faculties through environment and self investigation. It cites photology and physiology as growing educational tools, notes a conversation with O S Fowler, and ends with a local health ad for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler
Sehuch
Sam
Pope le. Arratano
San Anton
West Texas Stockman Sees Snakes While Checking on Rumor
Around 11 o'clock a famed West Texas stockman burst from a South Flores boarding house with a crowd, claiming snakes had overwhelmed a companion. Investigators found Bill asleep, undisturbed by any reptiles, while bystanders debated the eerie scene and joked about phantoms and booze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas
Haggard
Clarabod
Flores Street
Lill
Wysolt
Bill
Cardesa
Brandeo
Este
West End Community News and School Progress
The West End notes a lively community scene with Peacock students excelling in a district contest at Methadiat church last Friday night. Local schooling plans include public and private options, with improvements hoped for next year. Infrastructure work continues on ice plant, school factory progress, and streetcar tracks while officials monitor roads and conductors enforce rules on platforms.
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Methadiat
Iriday
Weat End
Collezea
Dat
Jas Atraot
Toglawood
Joe. O'Brien
St. Louis
West Nd
Tim
Bicycle News Skirted by Wandering Tales and Plans
The report covers bicycle racing figures and clubs across the United States including Kar ry Lisle and Sam Sawyer planning tours in Mexico, wheelmen in Washington and Baltimore proposing a cycle path, and Count Magro’s interest in new bamboo bicycles. It notes English manufacturers facing order refusals, folding designs tested by armies, and a Texas pharmacist praising Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavanaugh
Haa
Karry Lisle
Sam Sawyer
Mexico
United States
Jas
A. Roach
San Antonio
Soa
Arthur Zimmerman
New York
Youngatown
Washington
Baltimore
Bloomers of Blue
C. Bald
Buffato
Barnes
Bald
Wm. CG. Kalteyer
Hugo Worhoinz
Hoe
Lennie
Morgan & Wright
Loulaville
Pennsylvania
Tina
Letters for Ladies Wine of Cardui stories from many women
A long testimonial in the style of an advertisement extols McElree's Wine of Cardui as a cure for female troubles. It features numerous first person accounts from women across states such as Kentucky Texas and Missouri praising relief from menses pain backache headaches and general weakness. The letter-like narrative reiterates frequent use and states benefits observed after taking Wine of Cardui.
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Warren Ca
Ind
McElree
Cardul
Thedford
G. J. Perry
Ligier Snecat and Local Affairs Stir Fort McIntosh
Judge McLane rules no election registration. petition must name city council and commissioners. Foundry plans near the city bonus of blocks. Fearneid to rally. Fort McIntosh hospital upgrades soon bid. Lazaro Ramirez jailed after a weekday fight injuring Danaeiano Oliva. Troop C Fifth Cavalry drills 150 miles, daily 15 miles. Nightly music persists. beer at attachments amid rival election factions. Ladies attend casino bowing contests. public school at Istacton closes for 800. teacher Miss Lottie Gunther popular. New rock quarry opens at Mine Post near Tex-Mex track. spur construction planned. Reed County commissioners report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligier
McLane
C. M.‘Tikly
Fort McIntosh
Bia
Lazaro Ramirezte
Danaeiano
Oliva
Troop C
Fifth Cavalry
Ias
Tstactonenavitlos
Lottie Gunther
Rake County Commissioners Il
Proclamation notices on April election and local matters
Ruedo County Laany Special notes proclamation notices for the April 7 municipal election. An electric firm seeks a prohibition on flying kites within city limits while a council draft ordinance is ordered. John A. Smith refused to sign market house repair contract. Frank Atkinson to provide land for the work. Confederate veterans hold their annual meeting. Migrants and visitors arrive. Vice President Marton of the Mexican National and family stay in the city. The James Andrews schooner to sail between here and Port Teabla in the flak trade. Local cabbage and spinach shipments rise as wagons head to Aransas Pass. Subcounty rainfall totals reach 2.22 inches, near the nine-year monthly average of 2.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Marton
Hile
Ayo Bean
Afavor
Lovonsk
James Andrews
Thia
Aransas Pass
Texay
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Chamberain
Charmberlain
the Graphic
Chamberleins
Aftraethar Madleizies
West End
James Clavin
Coameres
Tet Navarro
IEKAS
Cycle News
Count Magro
Mra
Yom Thumb I Company
George Tillsandegon
Wirmingham
England
Theodore A. Dodge
Boxton
John S. Johnson
Act 45
New York State
The
Phiebiani
San Antonia
Santa Minia
Cal
Sud
Butotin
Dlr
Maon Laneh
Tin Tory
J. R. Snow
Muineypolis
Hygionie
Warwick
A. Alilia
Lebanon
Chamberlain's
Ronss
Texas
Stanieor
Cardui
Doctora Doctor
Cardenough
Cavavine, Bell Co
Texar
Gatdut
Cardut
Rowssa Lawes
Barren Co
McElten
Ike
Fassin
Fragen
Preece Orv
Lawrence Co
Genegtine
Aod
Nery Warsox
Taxx
Bam
Baxpiasrite
Mies
Brad
Eyea
Jaris Comity
Cardus
Misa
Anita Hourricio
McHiree
Bright
Mas. L. Horgvrby
Monro St
Jgsha
Anorz
Esco
Telgre Ee Ee Soopmien
Nasavill
Tevy
Lam
Oid
Apella
J. A. Wray
Tran
J.B Menor
Exytos
Jefferson Cy
Ie F
Vinens
Ella Woova
NeDans
Benton Co
W.B. Yauanan
Cardal
North Side Military Plaza
Cassidy
Waukegan
Majestic x
Ruedes County
Numnery Business
San Antono
Bexar
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