Teaching methods and reform debates in West Virginia papers
The piece critiques teaching as investigation, attacks Tammany Hall, and questions railroad finance. It notes West Virginia papers clashing over Market Street arches, urges Republican help against Democratic excess, and cites President Jor Conk of Mississippi Normal College advocating women’s farm labor relief and a revised water supply method per federal education guidance.
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Jor Conk
Mississippi Normal College
Cook
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United Tes Bureau of Education
Waterworks for isolated farms touted by President Cook
A rural system to lift 2000 pounds daily is proposed to ease farm drudgery. Installation costs for a first class porcelain linen fixture setup run about 250 dollars with pumps, engines, tanks, pipes and valves totaling around 420 dollars, plus ancillary items. The plan promises to meet all household needs and most farm requirements.
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Cook
Fo Nleo
What Other Editors Say and Public Notes
A collage of editorial snippets from Parkersburg Sentinel Huntington Herald Dispatch Wheeling Intelligencer and Parkersburg State Journal. Topics range from Prison Reform to the tariff currency debate church relief for ministers and questions about the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. Quoted voices include Mansfield M Neeley and Uncle Louis Bennett with local reaction to political party dynamics.
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Mansfield M
Neeley
Maylor
Fairmont
Louis Bennett
Louis
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Justice of the Peace
Parkersburg State
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