The Heiress and the Harman Mill Strike
Gray haired Jere Harman rules the Harman mill while Nellie Harman, his heiress, grows into a woman under village eyes. The strike erupts as workers demand fair wages, Big John leads a delegation, Harman refuses concessions, and a night of mob violence ends with shattered chandeliers and a tense dawn.
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Harman's Mill
Lelgers
Jere Harman
Illionaire
Nellie Harman
Nellie En
Goldle
Jack Spencer
Nelli
Sellom
Jero Harman
Harry Desmond
Love
Jere Harma
Harman
York
Big John
John
John Brencer
Tonett
Jack
Shy
Inventor of the Steamboat Governor Fuller’s Talk Highlights Samuel Morey
Governor Fuller’s Professional club talk outlines Samuel Morey of Fairlee as the first to invent, build, and operate a steamboat. It notes Morey’s Hartford to New Haven run and a Bordentown, N. J. boat built and used between that city and Philadelphia area.
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Fuller
Samuel Morey
Fairles
Morey
Connecticut River
Fairlee
Hartford
New Haven
Bordentown
N. J
Odd Parrot Talk Sparks Family Scene
A juvenile exchange reveals mischief as a boy deflects blame for language while a relative mentions playing with a parrot. The dialogue suggests a light domestic moment with a hint of admonition about bad influence and behavior.
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Algernon
Teddy Bacon
The Clubman and the Veiled Night Romance
Charlie Baddington longs for a love beyond champagne and casual affairs. He spots a veiled beauty in a window, courted by moonlit fantasies, but his bold intrusion ends in tragedy as the room collapses and the man flees with a costly statue left behind.
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Charlie Baddington
O’neill’s
Figaro
Academy
Baddington
Eros
Romeo
Rcom
Charlie
Passion
Baby At Home Sparks Curious Guess Between Parents
A lighthearted exchange features Johnny and Tommy discussing an unborn baby’s gender. The lines reveal playful doubts as they joke about whether the child is a boy or girl and how little the baby is at the moment.
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Johnny
Tommy
The Real Test of Goodness Amid Life's Trials
A religious meditation contrasts easy virtue in calm times with the true measure of goodness shown when temptations, want, and care press in. It urges patient toil, resisting temptations, and overcoming hardship as the basis for being counted good.
Jesus Is Needed In All Our Earthly Pilgrimage
A reflective note on faith cites a dying friend who says I can’t do without Him. The speaker asserts Jesus’ central importance beyond health and friends, urging reliance on Christ through life and the anticipated judgment, stressing that Christ’s favor brings life and enduring kindness.
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Jesus
Alam
Christ
Jesus Amid Busy Life Prays Before All Else
The piece argues Jesus prayed amid heavy work and crowds, showing prayer as essential during busy days. It cites examples of Jesus withdrawing to pray and Luther’s practice, urging calm through prayer and warning against rushing.
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Jesus
Luther
Proverbial Faith and A Cough Syrup Endorsement Note
A column of religious quotes and ad like lines extols faith and virtue. It features proverbs about walking by faith and nearness to God, alongside a testimonial suggestion that Dr Bills Cough Syrup cures croup in children.
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Dr. Buil
Putting Heart in It in Work Ethic Lesson
An essay celebrates workers with heart and ambition. It cites a New York shop example where a thoughtful clerk earns recognition after aiding a prudent customer, illustrating how personal energy and initiative drive success. It contrasts workers who lack passion with those who push beyond contract terms to lead.
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New York Sun
Iquiry
New York
Pettit
Weather signals explained by Dr Charbonnier
Signals display daily from 11 15 AM to sundown indicating the next day's weather. Flags include white for fair, blue for general rains, half white and blue for local rains, and a black triangular temperature flag for warmer or colder. A cold wave flag and other details are noted.
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L- H. Charbonnier
Msn. Eorror
L. H. Coantionnier
Baptists to Build Sunday School on the Boulevard
The Baptists plan a new Sunday School on the Boulevard with services to be held there from time to time. Messrs Harris and Mitchell donated one carload of lumber and one carload of shingles for the construction. The building will be a commodious and convenient facility.
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the Baptists
Messrs
Harris and
Mitchell
Athens changes postmaster amid political shift
The Athens postmaster Mat Davis was replaced by Capt. James A. O’Farrell after Democratic efforts backed by Congressman Lawson and the Banner. The new appointee, a respected local businessman and Democrat, is expected to improve front office service. Other candidates included Capt. D. Oliver and Messrs. James Reaves OC W Reynolds and RC Latimer. News notes also mention plans for a black Maria and a Helicon Springs Sunday school picnic with Glenn Lodge event updates.
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Athens
Cleveland
James A. O'Farrell
Uncle Sam
Mat Davia
Lawson
Post-Office Department
Mat Davis
O’ Farrell
D. ©. Oliver
James Reaves
W.reynolds
R C. Latimer
Capt. O'Farrell
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Acrystal Spanard S. Creamer
Sun
Gordon
Nellie
Desmond
Goodby
Clint
London Spectator
Cades
Persia
Religious Department
Silmian Gray
Advocate
Zion
Jesus Christ
Angela
Earth
Heaven
Children’s Department
James’ O'Farrell
Bracke Maara
Helicon Shrines
Oconee Street
Helicon Springs
Glenn Longx
Glenn Lodge
L. O.F
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