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October 16, 1841
Daily Cincinnati Republican
Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio
What is this article about?
Lebanon, Ohio grows rapidly with new mills and hotel; local paper laments lack of academy, urging funds for local education amid wealthy residents.
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Lebanon, Ohio
This village is growing rapidly. Two flourishing mills have been erected during the present season and a splendid hotel is nearly completed. The Lebanon Star regrets that there is no Academy in the place, and rightly. Her citizens are necessitated to send their children from home to educate them. This is humiliating, in a town possessing so many rich and influential inhabitants. Certainly one of the very first things to be thought of is to secure good means of education on the spot. We are assured that the suggestion of the Star to raise a fund for establishing an Academy will be attended to.
This village is growing rapidly. Two flourishing mills have been erected during the present season and a splendid hotel is nearly completed. The Lebanon Star regrets that there is no Academy in the place, and rightly. Her citizens are necessitated to send their children from home to educate them. This is humiliating, in a town possessing so many rich and influential inhabitants. Certainly one of the very first things to be thought of is to secure good means of education on the spot. We are assured that the suggestion of the Star to raise a fund for establishing an Academy will be attended to.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Social Manners
What keywords are associated?
Lebanon Ohio
Village Growth
Mills Erected
Hotel Completed
Academy Suggestion
Education Need
Where did it happen?
Lebanon, Ohio
Story Details
Location
Lebanon, Ohio
Event Date
Present Season
Story Details
Lebanon, Ohio is growing rapidly with two new mills erected and a splendid hotel nearly completed. The Lebanon Star regrets the lack of an Academy, forcing citizens to send children away for education, which is humiliating given the town's wealthy inhabitants. The paper suggests raising funds to establish an Academy.