Miracle baby changes a family's fear and hope
Annie delivers a fragile boy named Rob after a tense Septembers night. Bernie's secret Cadmium common profits haunt them as a warning phone call from Mr. Simms pushes Annie to curb Rob’s stock dreams and keep their fragile life intact. The tale ends with a warning and a promise to continue.
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Dear Mrs Thompson Advice Column Entries From a 1918 Issue
A compilation of reader questions about love and propriety. A teenage girl asks if she is too young to think of romance and whether to wait for a drinking boyfriend. Mrs Thompson urges self respect and to move on. Other letters discuss giving a photo to a fiancé, army plans, and mending quarrels with a partner.
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Ohio Veterans to Visit Native State
Mr. F M Cline former Athens State Hospital steward and Oklahoma Grand Army of the Republic commander says a special G A R train will carry former 18th 36th 30th 73rd and 174th O W V members to the National Encampment in Columbus on September 7. He plans to visit friends in Athens and Meigs counties after the encampment.
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Maryland Posses Hunt for Negro Killings Near Bowie
Posses search the woods and swamps of Prince George county for a negro who yesterday killed George Peters, a farmer near Bowie, and shot Katharina Peters twelve times. The injured girl, who left a sick bed to help her father, is hospitalized and doctors believe she may recover.
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Former Athenian Dies in Pittsburgh
Mr. Sam Sommer received a wire this morning announcing the sudden death of his nephew, Mr. Felix Half, in Pittsburgh.
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Sam Sommer
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Pittsburg Merchant Felix Hall Dies After Illness
The Pittsburg furniture and carpet dealer Felix Hall died last night after apoplexy. He was son of Isaac Hall a former local merchant, born in Athens and educated in public schools here. He and his brother Maurice established Felix Hall & Bros. in Pittsburg, a successful firm. His mother survives, and he would have celebrated his fiftieth wedding anniversary in September.
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Athens
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