Southern Woman's Heroic Role and Blue Ridge Vision
A long extract extols Southern women as heroic workers in fields and hospitals, then shifts to travelogue about Blue Ridge scenery and fair plans. It frames intellectual Southern literature as essential, praises local press debates on Reconstruction, and closes with notices of regional events and rail debates.
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Victorias
Tia Eho
South
Orangeburg
Blue Ridge
Winnsboro News
Carolinas
Morganton
Wanahon Gap
Hispani
Fountain Hood
Fairiield
Beau Cateh
Knob
Aubevilly
Baleum
Hay
Davidson and Mills
Swarens Railroad Company
Laurens
Laurens Railroad
Lawrens
Air Line
Atlanta
Anderson
Court House
Rabun
Greenville
Newhovey
Charlotte Road
Laurensville Herald
San Francisco Chronicle
Anna Cora
Mawatt Ritchie
London
Switzerland
Hie Brio
Juuillard
Reat
Kn Howe
Cwo
Phrat
Popu
Sable Adonis
Edward Chandler
Waa
Nam Withear
Edward
Jude
A Story of Elopement Plans Aboard a Train Car
A band of five aboard a passenger train schemes to cloak a supposed elopement by claiming the lovers will wed. The ruse collapses as identities shift from Jones to Harper, exposing a tangle of mistaken spouses and betrayals before the couple ultimately elopes. An accompanying essay extols distinctive literature as a nation rebuilding its cultural memory after war.
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Uunim
Nan
Butler
Capacion
the Pally
Melville
Harvey Livingston
Harry
Cnouch
Aiplance
Jones
Downs
Harper
Hom
Clarence Mc.Dowell
Clarence
Mr. Harper
Bil Harper
Will Duval
Harry Livingston
Horace Guy
Jonas
Hoe
Aunt Jones
Melvisle
Orville
Bill Barret
Jane
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Republic of Washington
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Kuldura
Yemure
Moxor
Ib Ie
Charleston News
A. ¥. Lee, Esq
R. W. Johnson
Toain
Tony
Alan
Dee
Om Chietra
Coanbia
Ome Alliwna
Pirania
Bridget
Union County
Tay Cotite
Union Times
Bilal
Hoyt & C0
Tiaria Leo
Annruidrid
Lam Worder
Stuos
Egypt
Tiumphant
Greece
Goloseus
Rome
Holy Lit
Carthage
Ania
Elain
Leto