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Story August 26, 1899

Daily New Dominion

Morgantown, Monongalia County, West Virginia

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A Marion County school teacher spelled 22 out of 26 words incorrectly during a recent examination by the board, as reported by the Fairmont Free Press.

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A MARION COUNTY TEACHER.

Spells Twenty-two Out of Twenty-six Words Incorrectly.

The Fairmont Free Press tells of an examination recently held as follows:

A school teacher of this county was before an examining board recently, for examination in his scholastic attainments. The board of examiners gave out 26 words, and he spelled them as follows:

THE BOARD Orthography.
Berkeley, Monongalia, Cincinnati, Keyser, Connecticut. Kentucky, Eligible, Gas, Cemetery, Conscience, Vegetable, Until, Benefited, Excel, Separate, Pansy, Primer, Philippines, Privilege, Religious, Prairie, Sheriff, Lettuce, Attorney, Repetition.

THE TEACHER. *Orthography *Berkley. *Mononghala. *Cincinatti. *Ciser. *Conneticut. *Kentuckey. *Eligable. *Gass. *Sematary. Conscience. *Vegatable. *Untill. *Benefit. *Excell. *Ceperate. Pansy. *Primmer. *Philipeans. *Privalag Religious. *Prarary. Sheriff. *Lettice *Atturney *Repitition.

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Curiosity

What themes does it cover?

Misfortune

What keywords are associated?

Spelling Examination Teacher Failure Orthography Test Misspelled Words

What entities or persons were involved?

School Teacher

Where did it happen?

Marion County

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School Teacher

Location

Marion County

Event Date

Recently

Story Details

A school teacher in Marion County was examined on orthography by a board and misspelled 22 of 26 words, including Berkeley as Berkley, Monongalia as Mononghala, and others.

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