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1918

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100,000 Kentucky Illiterates Are Taught By 5,000 Volunteers, Lexington Herald-Leader Dec 1918

100,000 Kentucky Illiterates Are Taught By 5,000 Volunteers, Lexington Herald-Leader

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Article published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on Kentucky illiteracy from December 27, 1918.

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Illiteracy To Be Thing Of Past In Kentucky By 1920, Is Belief, Lexington Herald-Leader Dec 1918

Illiteracy To Be Thing Of Past In Kentucky By 1920, Is Belief, Lexington Herald-Leader

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Article published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on campaign to eradicate illiteracy in Kentucky by 1920 from December 25, 1918.

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No Extravagance In Illiteracy Body, Lexington Herald-Leader Dec 1918

No Extravagance In Illiteracy Body, Lexington Herald-Leader

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Article published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on Cora Wilson Stewart and illiteracy from December 20, 1918.

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Moonlight Schools Originated In Kentucky, Mount Sterling Advocate Sep 1918

Moonlight Schools Originated In Kentucky, Mount Sterling Advocate

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Article published in the Mount Sterling Advocate on false accusations of moonlight schools origin from September 24, 1918.

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The Moonlighter, Jenny Etter, Miriam Bell, Ida Bell Hammond, W. L. Mills Sep 1918

The Moonlighter, Jenny Etter, Miriam Bell, Ida Bell Hammond, W. L. Mills

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Collection of articles by different authors on the Moonlight Schools in the Moonlighter.

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"No Illiteracy In 1920," Motto Of Educators, Lexington Herald-Leader Jun 1918

"No Illiteracy In 1920," Motto Of Educators, Lexington Herald-Leader

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Article published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on address made by Cora Wilson Stewart for campaign of eradicating illiteracy in Kentucky by 1920 from June 26, 1918.

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Called Higher Up, Clay City Times Mar 1918

Called Higher Up, Clay City Times

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Article published in the Clay City Times on Cora Wilson Stewart's position as head of a National Committee on Illiteracy from March 7, 1918.

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Cora Wilson Stewart Named By Uncle Sam To Stamp Out Illiteracy, Lexington Herald-Leader Feb 1918

Cora Wilson Stewart Named By Uncle Sam To Stamp Out Illiteracy, Lexington Herald-Leader

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Article published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on Cora Wilson Stewart's appointment as head of National Committee Illiteracy to aid in military illiteracy from February 27, 1918.

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Mrs. Stewart's Speech In Legislature Postponed, Lexington Herald-Leader Feb 1918

Mrs. Stewart's Speech In Legislature Postponed, Lexington Herald-Leader

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Article published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on illness of Cora Wilson Stewart from February 14, 1918.

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Silk Flag, Maysville Public Ledger Jan 1918

Silk Flag, Maysville Public Ledger

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Article published in the Maysville Public Ledger on silk flag presented to Mason County, Kentucky for contributions to educate illiterates from January 5, 1918.

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