Cedar Grove and Whitefield Schools Urged to Improve
A Cedar County column urges Cedar Grove and Whitefield School patrons to repair and upgrade facilities. It praises dedicated teachers like Mr Holland while noting financial limits and the need for community support to sustain classical schools and ensure comfortable, functional rooms for local children.
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Ar Grove School
Teaberts
McWinch
White Geli
Cedar Grove
Whitefield
Suffering in Texas drought relief urged by Gazette
The Fort Worth Gazette estimates suffering from drought by Texas counties, arguing for immediate aid while debunking gross exaggerations. It names counties with reported needs, cites remarks by Palo Pinto Judge A M Hendry, and notes Albany Convention figures. It also recalls Washington DC squatters turning land into high value, including a Negro woman offered 14000 for a small plot.
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Fort Wearr
Texas
Fort Worth
A. EB
Hendry
Palo Pinto County
Cheroken
Aussia
Coleman
Jack
Stephens
Runnels
Jones
Snackelford
Haskell
Young
Brown
Eastland
Comanche
Nolan
Wieher
Erath
Morten
Hatcomson
Albany
Gazette
Sermon on Hell by Father McCarthy Draws Immense Cathedral Audience
The Rev Father McCarthy of the Jesuit Mission preached at the Cathedral Chapel last night to a full house withstanding late arrivals. He argued a rigorous, lengthy discourse on hell, sin, and divine justice, stressing eternal punishment for unrepented sin and the endurance of God’s mercy together with justice.
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Father McCarthy
Bens
Courier
Jen
Cathadral
Angela
Hell
Telip
Aende
Loas
St. Catherine of Sienna
Preacher’s Power Draws Crowds and Cash
Descon Snaggs mocks a new minister whose sermons caused rapid conversions and quick marriages. The preacher’s last appeal on giving to the Lord allegedly emptied the church collection, leaving the deacons lugging baskets full of silver as the crowd departed.
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Descon Snaggs
Barry
Frial
The Childhood of Christ described through Wallace’s eye
The piece reflects Gen Lew Wallace's Harper's Magazine portrayal of Jesus as a boy. It evokes a stark simple attire, a tall stick, and a gaze that blends boyish innocence with a destined, dignified bearing amid a turbulent, reverent scene.
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Lew Wallace
Harper's Magazine
Christ
Our Girls and the Rise of Women in Work
A Wesleyan Christian Advocate piece by Gilderoy argues women should take lighter work from men. It claims job participation improves health wealth and independence, and that women can be good wives and mothers who support men toward moral reform. The text also discusses marriage prospects and the need for husbands to accept reform.
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Hoys
Patrona
Monwures
B. L. Kellogg & Co
Clinton Place
Washington
Httle
Conusha
S.C
Hegood
Barnwell
Grand Central Hotel
Louth Carolina
Magood
Genera
Bhi Rose
Goveror
Thona
Sears
Minda
Plantat
Baravell
Puy
Colleton
Pickens
Gilderoy
Wesleyan Christian Advocate
Ib ‘Hoeband
Heaven
Earth
Ell
Christ Jesus
Christ
Death of Dr Seabrook Native of Charleston Dies in Richmond
Dr Seabrook, a native of Charleston and longtime surgeon at Chimborozo Hospital, died yesterday in Richmond. He came to the city at the war’s start, led the South Carolina division, and chose to stay here after the war. He will be buried at Oakwood Cemetery among Confederate soldiers. He was about 61 years old.
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Tie Bas
Grace
Chicago
Janes Walker
Missouri
West Point
United States
England
Havana
Liverpool
Jada P. Benjamin
Benjamin
London
Gwen & Guiley
Judah P. Benjamin
du Voyage
Onzy Bat
Heiliger
Nassau
Heilger
Collin McRae
Mobile
Confederate Congress
Confederacy
McRae
Jobu
Breckinridge
Reckinridge
Jefferson Davis
Thia
Melle
Bullock
Georgia
Alabama
Kearsage
Whiel
Waddell
Bean
Tuthe
McRar
Mosby
Clark
Calyany Corrs
R. Ingalle
Birney
Pope
Stonewall Jackson
Longstreet
Bull Rule
Pleesanton
Calvary
Hooker
Rufus Togalla
Pleassnton
J.B. B. Stuart
Brandy Station
Pleasantia
Ingalls
Booker
Rappsbasnock
Leo
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Pleasanton
Tagwld
Washington
Benedict Arnold
Rufus Ingalle
New York
My Seabrook
Charleston
D. C
Chimborozo
Seshrack
Richmond
Senbrook
Seabrook
Roper
Oakwood
Yee
Girls With Bad Tempers and a Lesson in Kindness
A brief moral note urges patience and gentleness in daughters. It warns that ugly temper taints home life and praises kindness toward mothers. The piece advocates apologizing after sharp words to preserve family harmony.
Be Kind to the Aged and Ease Their Loneliness
A Methodist record highlights the loneliness of elderly people who outlived companions and family. It urges tender care, companionship, and active effort to cheer and smooth their declining years, noting their world narrows to memories and past friends.
Forman's Compost and Fire Safety Warnings
A fragment on Forman's Compost details mixing ratios using barnyard manure cotton seed phosphate and kainit with layered heaps and moist mass maintenance for a fortification project in the cotton states. It notes three week cure before use and warns 900 carloads burned due to defective heating, urging trustees to install fire protection in churches.
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Furman
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