Easter Morning Hope In a Sheltered Street
A tired Xenxes sits on a lower step before a prosperous home as Easter light shines on a city block. He reflects on past losses, kindness from strangers, and a child’s flower offering fueling a renewed sense of dignity and resolve to seek work.
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Nersxea
Nerxes
Xerxes
Lia
Bohemia
Nell
Lleaven
Xerxes Alist
Littl One
Mamma
Minx
Christ
Tad
Slia
Xersie
Omaha
Jebeles Bros Bread Promoted in Anniston Circular
The notice touts Jebeles Bros Bread as made from best flour, light and wholesome, freshly baked daily and delivered promptly. It urges buyers to choose Noble Street delivery for quality bread in Anniston.
Politeness on a Richmond trolley car sparks a lesson
A traveler recounts a Richmond experience where a trolley conductor stays with a car to wait for a passenger buying cigars. The conductor explains politeness beats rushing when business is slow, and the writer notes conductors could learn a lifelike courtesy from Richmond.
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Richmond
South
New York Herald
Hollywood Cemetery
John Tyler
Tyler
N. Y. Terald
Stenton Restoration Aims To Preserve Historic Philadelphia Home
The Pennsylvania Society of Colonial Dames plans restoring Stenton built in 1728 by James Logan, secretary and later acting governor. Logan, who came with William Penn, fostered Philadelphia's early science and literature through a private library. Stenton aided colonial era gatherings and hosted visitors including Indians and General Howe before Germantown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Colonial Dames of America
Stenton
James Logan
William Pennn
Logan
England
William Penn
Supreme Court of
Philadelphia
William Howe
Germantown
Washington Visits Stenton and Pennsylvanian Colonial Dames Honor
General Washington occupies Stenton with his staff and later returns as president to be hosted by Deborah Norris Logan, named Pennsylvania's distinguished colonial dame. The Stenton owners, descendants of James Logan, allow the Pennsylvania Society of Colonial Dames of America to restore the historic mansion. From Pierre South Dakota artesian wells a water gas mix yields about 60,000 cubic feet daily, with water waste and gas used for illumination and pumping city water.
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Washington
Stenton
United States
Deborgh Norris Lagan
Penneylvania
James’ Logan
Pennsylvania Society of Colonial Dames of America
Philadelphia
Pierre
Railway and Engineering Review
Siam Exports Rice Could Double Output
Siam exports about 70,000 tons of rice per year, an amount which could easily be doubled.
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Siam
Breezy Innuendoes and Witty Quips Across Campuses
A collection of humorous lines from student and newspaper humor pages, featuring exchanges about debts, trades, absent mindedness, gambling, golf clubs and literature. Notable samples include Jack Debtor on owing people, a laborer posing as a mechanic, and jokes about golf partners and rejected manuscripts.
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Jack Debtor
Chicago Journal
McCarthy
Yale Record
Hewitt
Jewett
Milly
Judy
Laager
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Marie
Harvard Lampoon
Philadelphia Record
Sale of Unclaimed Freight at Anniston Depot
On April 21 1900 a public cash auction will offer unclaimed and refused freight for charges due. The sale will be conducted at the freight depot in Anniston beginning at 10 AM.
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Anniston
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Elsie Reasoner
Valual
In Atiat Cartanal
I'vince Albert
Sinece
Kingdom of Heaven
New York World
The
Staff of Life
Jebeles Bros
Matlanta Furniture House
RE. A. P
Woollograin Baepee
Tema
Noble Street
Atlanta
E. A. Franklin
Chicago Daily News
Empire Steam Laundry
Perkins & McMahan, Proprietors
L. G. Jones
Jones
Clark’s School of Embalming
Wilmer Street
Wilmer Hotel
P. Kennedy
Southern By Co
Henry Battey
F. McGowan
Julia Watson
L. M. Burns
Edmund & Co
Herbert Miller
J N. Arends
Nettie Starkley
National Picture Company
J. Best
T. W. Ogletree
Otis Terrell
T. A. Howle
Grave Lithographic Company
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