The Miller School and Its Pioneering Southern Labor Education
In Virginia, the Miller School in Albemarle County, founded by a former poor boy, expands industrial training for white youths. Helen Gray notes a shift from agrarian limits to industrial education amid postwar growth, highlighting a path from poverty to skilled labor and refined gentlemanly status through practical schooling and venture into modern industry.
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Dismal Tombs Prison Life and Structure Described
The article surveys the Tombs prison district in New York detailing cell blocks, guard layouts, and extensive renovations. It notes women’s quarters, the layout of multiple floors, steam power, and the modernized wards. It contrasts food, routines, and visitor arrangements with the Jefferson Market Prison.
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