New York’s Young Men Dominate, Old Guard Shrugged Aside
The Atlanta Constitution laments a swift American youth surge led by New York. It argues young men outwork and outpace elder leaders, citing reckless risk, fast living, and a culture that favors rapid achievement. It predicts a coming generation of slim, weak men and rosy-cheeked women, with rural spouses for the girls.
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America
New York
Otrer
Park Bank
Bob Young
Harry
Old Guard
Allanta
Debated Railroads and Roads for South Carolina
The piece argues against further railroad expansion in South Carolina, citing extensive existing debt and limited population density. It urges prioritizing improved country roads over new charters, highlighting economic effects on towns, counties, and private interests, and noting substantial current obligations and charters already granted.
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Extitor
Wil Courier
Boeniantifs, Pane
News and Courier
Spartanburg
John B. Cleveland
Oge
Jose
Pene
Ieia
Mates Ule
Cleveland
Butler
Poor
Hogland
Western States
Old Western States
New England
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Southern Atlantic States
Holl
Colorado
South Carolina
Tina
Southin
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Florida
Vole Louisinis
Tennessee
Avery Cersersa
Atlantic
Southern
Formar
Connecticut
Gore
Dora Exeriepee Warrintauich
Wits Omtmnaasteg Ae Chetaw
Darlington
Alin
Northeastern
Charleston
Savaonah
Hiemphis and
Noahiville
Kul
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Columbia
Charlotte
Sssme
Lanisvite
Inclebatt
Charlane
Savannah
Middle Atlantic
Atlantic States
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Robertaville
Colleton
Walterboro
Bull'a Store
Mill
Aiken
Orangeburg
Barnsell
Lexington
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Augusta
Camden
Lancaster
Chester
Vance
Berkeley
Georgetown
Horry
Williamsburg
Upper Marion
North Carolina
Hammond
State Board of Agriculture
Pine
Nimmo
Bureau of Statistics
Treachury Department
United States
Taza Viva
Aiia Mist
Ffteen
Houlet
Osniden
Cheraw and
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Catawba River
Fort Lawn
Richburg
Baltimore
New York
Chester Loaes
Keray and Chester
Blackville
Barnwell
Ifso
Ter
Brickville
West
Lip West
Ieee
Blue Ridge
Sea
Our Girls Aid Father in Quiet Household Task
A farmer Wilbur speaks of his daughter Lucy helping with accounts while he struggles with workload. Lucy patiently assists, the father feels relief and pride as the family cherishes the modest home. The article urges girls to support their parents and lighten labor, noting mutual influence between children and parents.
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Florida
London
St. Lucia
Fla
Los Angeles
Thmer
Mexico
Mason
Farmer Wilbur
Lucy
Leslie
Mr. Wilbur
Solar Eclipses and Moon Sun Distances Discussed
The article explains solar eclipses arise when the moon passes between Earth and the sun. It notes orbital tilt, varying distances from Earth, and how total, partial, or no eclipse occurs depending on alignment and observer position. It also mentions moon distances from 221000 to 259600 miles and adds local notes on crops and a tall red oak in Barnwell County plus a description of a woman in Newberry County.
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Daniel Pratt Gin Co
Barhour Machin Co
Colton
Empire Threshers
Anderson
Thomas
J. C. Purman
Goordia
S. W. Venable
Petersburg
Clue
Matanes
Deling
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Congress Water
Wilhite
Congress
New Orleans
John M. Hubbard & Bro
McCully, Cathcart & CO
Hooks and
Waverly House Corner, Anderson, S. C
McPrady
Inet
Comptroller-General
Anderson—Euvinogh Valley Railroad
Chester and Lenoir Allroad
Ciera and Chester Railroad
Ontic Chesterficli
Collelon
Branchville
Bdrebeld
Edgeneld
Francis HO Lagedeld
Trenton
Atalroad
von Et Grreneliie County
Mebmond
Don- Mle Ate Lie
Greanville
Lawtons
Greenville City
Richmond
Duurillo-Atr-Lingalle Fond Groenville Tanehe
Anne ‘Lawrons
Aaherille Raihroad
Siasovin ‘York
Chester and Lenoir Tenlteomda
Sssnnnisstgenne
Tai
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Blue Ass
Kentucky
Red Clover
California
St. Augustine
Pielena
Hagood
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Granny
Walhalla
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Jara
Tessia
Carl
Nabor Freeman
Cobe
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Atong
Tam
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Longstreet
Anys
Abraham Lincoln
Saluda
Newberry County
Abbeville
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Xen Island
Rica
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Barnwell County
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