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Domestic News September 24, 1842

Richmond Palladium

Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana

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From the recent US census, a table compares illiteracy rates among white persons over 20 across US states: from 1 in 568 in Connecticut (highest literacy) to 1 in 7 in North Carolina (lowest).

Merged-components note: Merged the introductory text with the following table it describes; relabeled from 'commercial' to 'domestic_news' as the content pertains to U.S. census statistics on education and illiteracy rates, which is local/national news rather than business/market news.

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Scale of Education in the United States.-From the recent U. S. census, the following interesting table has been made out, exhibiting a comparative view of the number of white persons over twenty years of age, in the different States, who can not read or write:
Connecticut1to every568Mississippi1to every20
Vermont1437Delaware118
N. Hamp.1310Indiana118
Mass.1166S. Carolina117
Maine1108Illinois117
Michigan197Missouri116
R. Island167Alabama115
N. Jersey158Kentucky113
New York157Georgia113
Pennsylvania150Virginia112
Ohio143Arkansas111
Louisiana132Tennessee111
Maryland127N. Carolina17

What sub-type of article is it?

Education

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Us Census Illiteracy Rates Education Statistics White Adults State Comparisons

Where did it happen?

United States

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United States

Event Date

Recent U. S. Census

Event Details

Table exhibiting comparative view of white persons over twenty years of age who cannot read or write in different states, from 1 to every 568 in Connecticut to 1 to every 7 in N. Carolina.

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