Pendleton Editorial Reflects on Cotton Mills and Town Life
Pendleton editorials describe the village as lacking bustling growth yet rich in genteel culture. They discuss the Pendleton Cotton Factory, water power, Rail Line prospects to Georgia and North Carolina, hotel prospects, and local housing costs amid wartime refugees and school improvements led by Miss Warley.
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Charleston Daily News
Pendleton
8. C
Seaboard
Northwest
Georgia
North Carolina
New England
William Perry& Co
South Carolina
Greenville and Columbia
Fort George
Ninety-Six
Ninety- Six
Vhair Diatanes
Fort Georga
Mort Georga
Lobor
Tadica
Mies Warley
Miss Warley
Tam
Columbus Laquirer
Alabama
Savanna Republican
Columbus Co- Temporary
Liverpool
New York
Savannah
Manchester
Bert
Hall
Journal of Health
Virginia
Drummond Teka
Great men die as nation mourns old conflicts
Volume 5 No. 15 notes the deaths of John Bell Senator Fessenden and General Rawlins, calls Rawlins a friend of the South in Grant’s Cabinet, and questions leadership choices. It discusses Lincoln and the war, praising Fessenden’s stand and urging faith in God amid turmoil. It closes with a Presbyterian benediction.
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John Bell
Tenneseect
Fessenden
Rawlins
Grant
Ges
Sherman
Raw
Lins
Andy Tobitson
A.J
Bell
Lincoln
Bull
The Homestead Law Debate and Confederate Era Reflections
A Charleston editorial denounces retroactive homestead exemptions as unconstitutional and warns Supreme Court actions may settle the issue. It cites Texas v White and Planters Bank v Sharp, argues rights defer to future contracts, and recounts local cases where homestead exemptions affected creditors. The piece also lampoons Radical Republican critiques and closes with drought, a boundary swamp fire, and a quip about dress.
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Charleston News
Georgtia
Congress
South Carolina
United States Supreme Court
Texas
Colgrass
Williny Dudge
Oy Lo
United States
United States Suprema Court
Baok
Sharp
Maida
Thia
Howard
Ducks Hatch From Drawer Surprise in Kentucky Home
Mrs Denny of Princeton Kentucky found three young ducks hatched in a bureau drawer after unusual noises drew her attention. A Sunday school lesson on Boaz and Ruth sparked a boy to shout a misheard line.
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Bath
Boaz
Ruth
Life fades as children grow up and vanish from home
A reflective, florid meditation contrasts a bustling childhood with a quiet house after all children are grown. The speaker mourns vanished noise and activity while noting the Christian family day of worship as a respite, pondering aging and the passing of life.
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Trey
Tops
Pellmell
Ita
King of Prussia Visits Village Children
Tre Lartee Ginasn the King of Prussia visits a village, where he is greeted by schoolchildren. A girl’s gentle answer about God’s kingdom moves him to tears, reminding that kind words from children can heal hearts and that words matter.
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Prussia
Alber
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Christendom
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