Arp laments loss of Henry Grady and Eugene Pield
BILL ARP reflects on the deaths of Henry Grady and Eugene Pield, praising their gentleness and influence. He recalls Henry Grady’s bold newspaper advertising era, anecdotes of community humor with cats, and the dangers of rivalries in politics. He muses on mortality, faith, and Southern resilience amid national tensions.
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Atlante
Eugene Pield
South
Grady
Wallace Reed
Henry Grady
Henry
Fields
Nest Morving
New York
Werchaut
The Exalted Mission and Homemaking Advice
Ruth Agh discusses women’s duty to build a home despite poverty or wealth, urging patience and care to become the mistress of a house and heart. Also included are health notes for young mothers on preventing croup, plus a feature on machinery experts and a sermon on hell from Father Power at St. Peter’s.
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Ruth Aghmore
Home Journal
Themen
Howe
Pi Shouldera
Iim
Havik
Massa
Eafo
Island
Laucey
Loni
Norway
Kwitting
feor-He-pi
Frank Leshie
Meub
Seay
Wille
Ishpemi
Jay
Hullos
Gay
Daly
Yau
Sam
Rome
Portland
Georgia
Dencan Ironside
A Havana Street Row Ends With a Soldier’s Trial
A violent Havana street incident leaves a man dead as soldiers arrive and conduct a drumhead court martial. An Englishman pleads for mercy as the governor’s warrant stands. the consul objects, but the shooting proceeds until intervention saves the prisoner, altering the outcome and triggering a chain of reflections on justice and bloodshed.
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Havana
Tharp
Wayback farmers and the old family fireside reflections
A narrator recalls a windmill maker’s tale of a conservative farmer who resists modern machinery. The piece muses on home life, breeding, and the fading of the siting room reading aloud, contrasting past gentility with today’s bustle and progress. It also threads in anecdotes on manners, social conduct, and household examples from varied sources.
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Aluhat
Jessoua
Téhan
New York
Inna
St. Louis Republic
Photography as a Cure for Drunkences
A temperance tale notes a Salemyifle Pa woman hires a photographer to capture her intoxicated husband at breakfast. The stark image shocks him into awareness, proving the sun tells no lies and reform fails to take hold. Also mentions a boy’s quarrel over language and a Loty tale about avoiding bad company.
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Richard Swiveller
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Evans
Tf Wild
Wesel
Toliabl
Brownlee & Vandivers
St. Louis
Russell
Breazeale
Syracuse
Yours Truly
Brock Bros
ORR & Sloan
Farmers and Merchants Bank
World Without End
Pricss
Hubbard
Bill Arp
Auro
Shanklin
Folka
Joes
Atlanta
Shaiklin
Dwinell
John Riley
Moody
Grady Field
Joel Chandler Harvie
Pield
Byron
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Pope
Leigh Hunt
Coleridge
Goldsmith
Tom Hood
Buros
Jean Ingelow
Baullock
Bryant
Ana
Holmes
Geneiave
Hermit
Rip van Winkle
Joe Jefferson
Burns
A. T. Stewart
Centre Park Gallery
Wilkesbarre
Women’s Exalted Mission
Hill 05
Menai Straits
England
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Ocean
Midovenn
Uysis
Itelf
Estata
Tribune
Hell
Columbia State
St. Peter's
Father Power
Oratory
Apostle
Satan
God
Sodom
Thia
Judas Iscariot
Heaven
Sage anBang
Oopmel
Aip
Qourtjeay Jopany
Appiaid
Ayrwnaagny Haag
Ej Wing Mae
Aya Ramey
Eramgeng AiOy
Marie
IMO
Ido Fonune Rakand
Pmmv Ie Acne
Thors
Ethte
United States
Southland
Ares
Cato
Carthage
Sigm
Pesca
Leonard Walls
East Brimfield
Mass
Holden
Chamberlain
Wells
Hill
Arctic Wilds
Philadelphia Times
Boma
Johnny
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