State board details three to four year teacher course
The state Board of Education outlines a three to four year home study course for teachers leading to a state certificate. It envisions coordinated reading and exams at summer schools or regular exams, with year one covering grammar literature pedagogy arithmetic and civics, plus extensive listed books.
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State Board
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Jamen
Peterman
Enoch Arden
Evangeline
Krank
Gulliver
Plutarchs
Robinson Crusoe
Silas Marner
Tom Brown
Sir Launfat
Carsin
Koopman
Carlyle
Lowell
Ruskin
United States
Kidney Cure Restores Man After Severe Illness
J J Cox of Valley View Kentucky says kidney trouble left him unable to work with swollen feet and bed confinement. Doctors offered no relief until Foley's Kidney Cure, prescribed by his physician, improved his condition and he regained health. Sold by Funderburk Pharmacy.
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J.J. Cox
Valley View
Foley
Funderburk Pharmacy
South Carolina College Centennial History Overview
The article recounts the centennial celebration plans for the South Carolina College, tracing its charter on December 19, 1801, its opening January 10, 1805, and key figures like Gov. John Drayton, H. W. DeSaussure, and Jonathan Maxey. It notes early fundraising, campus development, and notable alumni and faculty shaping South Carolina education and state leadership through the 19th century.
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Charleston
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John Drayton
H. W. DeSsussure
Carolina College
Fanda
Columbia
John Ward
Senate
Theodora Gaillard
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H. W. DoXvansure
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D. E. Duplap
John Brown
Lancaster
Wade Hampton
John Chestnut
James B. Richardson
Tanne Alexander
Henry Dana Ward
Samuel W. Yonge
Willian Falconer
Warttas Smyth
South Carolow College
Mid College
Commissionera of Columbia
Ward College
Wil Huw Harper
Southwest
Sonth Carolina College
South
Caroline
Righten
Ber
Hampton
Matt Gary
John Bratten
T. M
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Haskell
Pig With One Eye Amazes Newberry Store Crowd
Special to The Observer Newberry L A September 5 A local dry goods store displayed a pig with a single eye centered on its forehead while other pigs show the usual two. The unusual animal drew attention as a rare curiosity not previously reported.
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Newberry
L. A
State sued over seizure claim in Abbeville case
An Abbeville man sues the State of South Carolina for 19.50 alleging unlawful constabulary seizures. The filing names the plaintiff and cites a monetary remedy in a civil action.
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South Carolinas
Abbeville
What is life and the new life pills claim cure
An advertiser asserts life is ruled by strict law and improper living deranges organs causing headaches and liver trouble. Dr King’s new life pills are promoted as gentle and thorough relief, available for 25 cents at Crawford Bros J F Mackey Co and Funderburk Pharmacy.
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King
Crawford Bros. J. F. Mackey & Co
Funderburk Pharmacy
Physician Calla Lines Up Office and Home Contacts
W Felaney, physician and surgeon, operates from rear office at Funderburk Pharmacy by day and from residence on Elm Street by night. Residence phone 38 and office phone 118.
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Calla
Funderburk Pharmacy
Elm Street
Bridge letting for Horton Creek crossing on Fork Hill road
On Tuesday September 6 1904 at 11 o clock a.m a letting will occur for the construction of a new bridge across Horton Creek on the road from Fork Hill to Kershaw. Plans and specifications will be available at the letting bond required equal to twice the bid and the right to reject any or all bids is reserved L J Perry County Supervisor
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Swill
Horton Creek
Fork Hill
Kershaw
L. J. Perry
His Honey Was Gone Reported By A Country Newspaper Man
A country paper man who liked honey visited a city hotel and praised the honey to his wife on a later trip. At noon he asked a waiter where the honey was and learned the server had left to work at a silk mill. The wife was given a new dress as a pained promise not to tell.
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Lippiocutt’s Magazine
Sambo
Maintained The Average Dr Sawyer Quote
Dr Sawyer of Williamston Seminary Westhampton argued that early education was similar to today and recalled an epitaph from a country town burying ground praising a woman who “averaged well for the vicinity” as a moral measure. The remark appeared in the New York Times.
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Sawyer
Williamston Seminary
Westhampton
New York
New Jersey Editor's Testimonial for Foley's Honey and Tar
M. T. Lynch, editor of the Philipsburg Daily Post, praises Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds in his family. He says nothing else has matched its soundness and urges use. Sold by Funderburk Pharmacy.
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M. T. Lynch
Philipsburg, N. J
Daily Post
Foley
Funderburk Pharmacy
Daily World Ledger Subscription Offer in 1905
An archival notice offers a combined subscription to The Daily New York World and The Ledger through January 1, 1905, for 115 dollars. This sales pitch targets readers seeking access to both papers in a single paid plan.
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New York World
the Ledger
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