State University funding debated by North Carolina editor
J B Sutra argues against indirect state support for higher education and urges direct funding connected to every county pupil via a system of schools academies and contracts. He compares education to a cotton mill powered by a main engine with belts transferring power to each pupil and school, advocating a tax funded direct benefit to all children.
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GuilFord Couieag
N. C
Epior
A. and M. College
Normal and Industrial School
State College
The
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J.B. Sutra
Political turmoil and moral reform clash in late 19th century notes
A fragment from The News and Observer discusses Populists, Democrats, and Republicans, arguing reformers resist being swallowed by juntas. It denounces corruption in Washington, urges ballot power, and favorably cites civic virtue. The letter from Join Ammoes laments ignorance and calls for action and unity. It also mentions cotton cultivation advances in Turkestan under Russian rule.
Letter From the Mountains in North Carolina
A reader counsels patience amid hard times and money scarcity. He faults partisans for overreaching and argues many people neglect the Constitution, yet attempt to decide major state and fiscal questions without proper study or knowledge. The tone reflects concern over public ignorance.
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Torbere
Germany
Eng- Snd India
Aus
Metube
N. C
Mr. Borror
United States
How to Grow Melons Four Weeks Earlier
A North Carolina guide detailing early melon cultivation with seedbed methods in old field soil, use of boxes with glass tops to protect seedlings, careful manure application, and shallow covering. It covers mulching, spacing, and practical tips to accelerate growth while preserving vine health and preventing rot or insect damage.
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Humber
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Epitox
North Carolina
Letter from Gum Neck expresses support for Alliance party
A reader from Gum Neck sends $1 for W B Cooper's subscription and praises the paper. He notes scarce money but pride in local farming success, claims farmers shipped 40 000 pounds meat and hold corn, bread, and meat for the year, and reflects on political shifts toward Reform and Third Party Alliance principles. Fraternally, a correspondent.
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Gum Neck
People’s Party
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