Johnston's history becomes heated campus debate at Georgia
The Baxxner defends its critical stance on Johnston's history used as a University of Georgia text. It argues the book misstates Confederate leaders, praises secession, and calls slavery a moral stigma while urging a history that honors Confederate heroes and the Southern cause.
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Johnston
Barxix
University of Georgia
Baxxer
McPherson
Maryland
Prudential Committee
Trustees
Johnson
Prices slashed on groceries and dry goods for needy shoppers
The speaker proclaims drastic price cuts on sugar, coffee, soap, sardines, matches, soda and more to aid the poor. A new dry goods shipment is announced as part of the effort, promising substantial savings on essentials.
Bargains in novelty dress goods and shoes
A local store advertises an abundance of novelty dress goods and wide ranges of textiles at deep discounts. Numerous patterns, plaid and polka dot fabrics, and impressive prices on cashmeres, flannels, and broadcloths are offered, along with substantial reductions on breakfast shawls, beaver and India silk shawls, and a large selection of ladies and children’s shoes.
SECOND MARRIAGE Is First Love the only Love Would You Marry Again
Macon Evening raises the question of whether a second marriage can equal the first in love and purity. It contemplates love after loss for widows and widowers and asks readers to weigh whether death ends romance or allows new beginnings.
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Atlanta
Gay
Mail
Express
Richmond
Lee
Chicago
Herald
St. Louis Republic
Providence
New Order
Old Guard
Wim. Lieisen
Wellington Hotel
Heaven
Earth
Aioe
Macon
Jefferson Jottings Incomplete Notes On Local Happenings
Oct column from Jefferson reports Col R. Howard of St Athens in the city Miss Mattie Watson visiting relatives in the Classic City. First brick laid for the new bank building with doors opening soon Sheriff seeks missing men aided by creditors as peers mourn their absence.
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Jefferson, Oct
Howard
St Athens
Mattie Watson
Pamenvos
Snake tale and world notes mix of items
The article blends a curious tale of a gray horse tail hair turned into a bottle snake with a series of brief dispatches. It cites Mr. D D Newsome, a store owner, and recounts an observed serpentine creature formed in water after sealing a bottle. Additional items cover diplomacy, banking mergers, crime, fires, and political updates from cities like Pittsburgh, Seymour, Nash, and New York.
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Onurenske
D.D. Newsome
Upper Bridge
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Claims Superior Restoration
Fragmentary ad copy asserts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as the most potent woman’s restorative, promising guaranteed results and urging customers not to accept inferior imitations. Touting a “happy restoration” and mobile-wrapped products, the text stresses effectiveness and full guarantees.
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Pease
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