Common Schools In the South and Public Education Gaps
The article discusses quotes from George W. Cable about the ideal of government by gentlemen and the need to educate all citizens. It notes South Carolina spends far more on universities than public schools, with $184 per university student versus $1.44 per public school pupil, highlighting a wider regional pattern and calls from Alabama officials for more schooling to attract settlers. It also mentions large organs in major cities and various domestic topics, including manufacturing from waste blood, cooperative farming in New Zealand, and household tips.
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