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Letter to Editor March 10, 1896

The Progressive Farmer

Raleigh, Winston Salem, Winston, Wake County, Forsyth County, North Carolina

What is this article about?

Susan Brooks, a 15-year-old farmer's daughter from Brooksville, NC, writes her first letter to the young folks column, introducing her family and school, answering that Sunday is named after the sun, and asking the origin of Monday.

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FROM MOORE COUNTY.
BROOKSVILLE, N. C.

Mr. Editor:—I will now attempt to write my first letter to the young folks column. I am a farmer's daughter 15 years of age. I am the youngest of three sisters and I am the oldest of three brothers. I live in Brooksville, and I am now going to Brooksville school. My teacher's name is Miss Lizzie Brocks. I will answer W. T. Debnam's question. Sunday got its name from the sun. I will ask a question. Where did Monday get its name? Wishing THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER much success.

I am yours truly,
Susan Brooks.

What sub-type of article is it?

Informative Reflective

What themes does it cover?

Education Agriculture

What keywords are associated?

Farmer's Daughter Brooksville Nc Sunday Origin Monday Name Youth Letter Progressive Farmer

What entities or persons were involved?

Susan Brooks Mr. Editor

Letter to Editor Details

Author

Susan Brooks

Recipient

Mr. Editor

Main Argument

a 15-year-old farmer's daughter introduces herself, answers that sunday is named from the sun, and asks the origin of monday's name.

Notable Details

Youngest Of Three Sisters And Oldest Of Three Brothers Attends Brooksville School With Teacher Miss Lizzie Brocks Addresses W. T. Debnam's Question

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