Selected Articles
- The Free, or Common School FundKeowee courier (Pickens, S.C.), November 4, 1870, p.1, col. 2.
- A Good Work, South Carolina’s Institution for the Education of the Deaf, Dumb, and BlindAnderson intelligencer (Anderson, S.C.), December 12, 1878, p.1, col. 4.
- Normal SchoolKeowee courier (Pickens, S.C.), February 27, 1879, p.2, col. 1.
- Our Schools and our Constitution, History of Public Education in South CarolinaAnderson intelligencer (Anderson, S.C.), December 4, 1879, p.1, col. 1.
- Our Public School System and its Effects upon UsKeowee courier (Pickens, S.C.), July 8, 1880, p.1, col. 3.
- Child Labor in the Cotton MillsLaurens advertiser (Laurens, S.C.), January 22, 1902, p. 1, col. 1.
- Working for a Compulsory Education Law: The Necessary Complement of the Child Labor Law is a Law to Compel the Children of Mill Operatives to Attend SchoolThe watchman and southron (Sumter, S.C.), December 14, 1904, p.3, col. 2.
- Urge Compulsory Education, Cotton Mill men Think such a Law Highly NecessaryThe watchman and southron (Sumter, S.C.), January 20, 1909, p.3, col. 2
- Does South Carolina Need a Compulsory School System?The watchman and southron (Sumter, S.C.), February 20, 1909, p.7, col. 3.
- Story of Progress in Laurens SchoolsThe Laurens advertiser (Laurens, S.C.), April 10, 1913, p. 9-16.
- A Modern School SystemThe watchman and southron (Sumter, S.C.), December 20, 1913, p.8, col. 1.
- Night School NewsThe watchman and southron (Sumter, S.C.), February 9, 1916, p.2, col. 4.
- Public Schools of the CountyThe watchman and southron (Sumter, S.C.), July 17, 1920, p.4, col. 3.
- Governor Cooper Stands for Real Progress, Education of All the People Most ImportantThe watchman and southron (Sumter, SC), January 22, 1921, p.3, col. 1.
- Illiteracy in South Carolina: Claim is Being Made that Ignorance is Being Wiped OutThe watchman and southron (Sumter, S.C.), November 4, 1922, p.5, col. 2.
Images & Headlines
Anderson College students in Chemistry Lab, 1911
Main College Building at Clemson College, 1914
"Working for a Compulsory Education Law," 1904
"Illiteracy in South Carolina," 1922
"Carolina Victor Over Clemson," 1921