26 Aug 1903
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Newspaper
Abbeville Press And Banner
Location
Abbeville, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1903
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR shows lines from Edgar Allan Poe’s poem Annabel Lee with garbled capitalization and typos. The readable text references a narrator mourning his beloved Annabel Lee, describing a heavenly envy, angels above, and her tomb beneath the sea.
A long discussion on Christian education emphasizes the emotional basis of moral growth in children, the need for understanding child nature, and three Sunday school methods. It notes the value of loving guidance, Bible study, and experiential learning through stories, songs, and prayer, with examples from the infant department and community activities.
Report highlights neighborhood gatherings, Sunday school sessions, and open air preaching. Observes attendees including Mrs Hob Mun and Mrs Will Dad re, with details on the May Alma Gambrel family and visiting friends. Mentions upcoming events at United Methodist Church and Woman's Foreign Missionary Board visit.
A long list of school trustees by district and post office appears, naming many individuals such as Gartisle, Lavendesviiled, Lowndesville, Abbeville, and others. The fragmentary OCR shows district numbers from 1 through 22 with names, towns, and governance notes, plus stray notes about local paint products and advertisements.
An article extols Bermuda grass as a profitable, costless crop that enriches soil and yields hay or winter pasture after cotton and corn. It notes ease of destruction of Bermuda with tools and contrasts with traditional crops, claiming high land value from oat and pea vine rotations and urging readers to adopt the plan.
An anxious ad touts Milford's Drug Store as the upper state hub for fast prescription filling and reliable service. It pledges prompt delivery and courteous, neat handling of orders, boasting quick, correct remedies and friendly staff.
Estate of Dr J P Robinson announces a final account hearing and appointment of executors. Heirs and creditors are warned to present claims by a specified date, with any demand to be proven and authenticated to avoid being barred. Mrs Lenwie Robingun, administrator, is listed.
President G Stanley Hall of Clark University Worcester argues for maximal sex distinction in schooling and society. He contends motherhood differs from fatherhood and co education harms girls ideals, noting many college women prefer being men and fearing loss of female character unless changes restore traditional roles.
A damaged OCR listing at Haddon's describes colored fabrics and trims including whites and blacks, yard goods priced around 10 per yard, new supplies of embroidery and insertions, and miscellaneous children's wear. Receipts mention White Crown fabric and assorted buttons and dolls.
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