Ashes of Roses and a Rose Garden Far From Peace
Aunt Hannah tends a rose garden with Uncle Abe in a quiet southern village. The arrival of newcomers triggers a hostile move to seize the cottage, leading to a fatal night and the revelation that the cherished roses may become ashes. Miss Rose and the doctor witness the tragedy and the old woman refuses to accept ashes over her roses.
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Aunt Hannah
Uncle Abe
Marse John
Marie John
Miss Rose
White House
Gyp
John
Nero
Hannah
Hone
Mise Riste
Abe
Miss Risse
Hannnah
Slice
Mur Rose
Taree
Hannah Davis
Tanah
Mr. Hicklin
Colonel John Benton
Ask Miss Flo about a wife faced with a fading marriage
A reader seeks advice on whether to grant her husband freedom amid suspicions of another woman. The columnist warns against unconditional separation, urges financial independence, and suggests improving her appeal to rekindle companionship and possibly draw him back.
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Flo
Francine
How Long Will It Last
In Greenville News commentary a North Carolina editor debates the Florida boom lasting seasons or years. The piece warns that speculative markets swing fast to a recession, noting cotton mill stocks rose in May 1920 then tumbled in July 1920.
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Greenville
Florida
North Carolina
Greenwood county bus drivers faulted by grand jury
The Greenwood county grand jury presentment condemns local bus drivers for not yielding on the road. It mocks their apparent ignorance of Jeffersonian democracy and its principle of equal rights to all, while highlighting the road issue in passing.
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Spartanhure Herald
Greenwood County Grand Jury
Trinx- Jovanat
Greenwood County
Mit Des
Jefferson Hotel Democracy
Five Convicted Murderers Confined in Greenville Jail
Six alleged murderers are confined in the county jail awaiting further proceedings. Two have been imprisoned over a year and a half, three for more than six months, and one is not yet tried. Officials report regular visits and note the confinement follows long investigations.
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Greenville
Gagesville
Dave
Tax policy notes amid governor Brow’s tax stance
Fragmentary OCR outlines discussion of property taxes under Governor Brow of Indiana. Mentions heavily taxed property and tax-exempt bonds, with reference to exemptions and potential shifts in tax bands.
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Hidiana
Unable to derive a clear headline from the fragment
The readable text is fragmentary and does not provide coherent events, people, or locations to form a factual summary or identify a news item for a valid card.
South Carolina Glass Output Rises From 1914 to 1924
South Carolina saw glass product value climb from 150000 to 443901 dollars between 1914 and 1924. The first steam railroad operated in the United States ran from Charleston to Hamburg in 1833. The South Carolina Canal and Railroad Company built a 136 mile line, the world’s longest railway then.
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United States
Charleston
Hamburg
South Carolina Canal and Railroad Company
Newspapers Overrun with Crime News Says Professor Hayes
Professor Hayes remarks the press prints excessive crime coverage and laments rising crime among the public, arguing readers are absorbing too much sensational reporting and criminals alike.
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Hayes
Houston Post-Dispatch
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