Zeitungsreise: Living History
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At the start of the school year, the Sisters of Charity commenced female education and nursing in Glurns. The institute's founding was made possible by a bequest from the late Bishop Grasser of Verona alongside further donations. The town, weakened by several fires, hopes for continued high-ranking support in the future.
On the occasion of the centenary of the Meran Gymnasium, student Franz Kupperion delivers a speech of gratitude. He pays tribute to the selfless work of the teachers from Marienberg Abbey and the support of the town of Meran, looking forward with hope to the school's second century.
Address marking the close of the 1841/42 academic year at the Merano Gymnasium on the occasion of its centenary under the direction of the Benedictines of Marienberg. The text recounts the impoverished town's revival from the 1720s onward through the establishment of the school, Johann Rufin's endowment, and the contributions of Abbots Johann Murr and Beda Hillebrand.
Second part of the obituary for Parish Priest Franz Xaver Pöder: detailing his pedagogical reforms, published songbooks and plays, and his pioneering work in deaf education in Marling and the surrounding region.
First part of a comprehensive obituary of Franz Pöder, pastor in Algund and district school inspector for the Burggrafenamt and Vinschgau regions. The text traces his youth, theological education, and pioneering pedagogical work in Tscherms and the Tyrolean elementary school system.
An obituary honors the contributions to youth education in Tyrol made by the Provost of Innichen, Ignatz Mantinger, who died in 1819, and the religious sister Theresia von Paravizini. The first part of the article traces Mantinger's life.
A detailed obituary commemorates the life and work of the artist Jakob Ulrich Pirchstaller, who passed away on February 14, 1824. Born in Trens, he worked in Merano as a sculptor, administrator of the civic hospital, and founder of a public drawing school. Beyond his artistic creations, he was distinguished by his public service and fortitude during the wartime events of 1809.
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