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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1902

Page

39

Explorer Carl Peters claims Ophir and King Solomon tied to Zambesi lands

Dr Carl Peters asserts his latest East Africa expedition proves the Zambesi Sabi district linked to King Solomon and the Land of Ophir. He argues these mines supplied Solomon and Hiram with vast gold from area tribes, while detailing battles, forts, and native peoples encountered during years of exploration. He plans another two year journey to expand sites for gold copper diamonds and tin, returning from Rhodesia to study Bushmen and Hottentots.

Wriveon London Rusling Uru Eatehener South Africa Africa Petera Bismarck Cecil Rhoades Germany Kitimandjaro Teichstag William Pha Peters Zambesi Sabi Iemdylze Indian Ocean Solomon Bechuanaland Sheba Sherlock Fialmes Park Lane Dr. Peters Ophir Somaliland Moses Punt Zampbest Sofola Jemen Arabia Hiram Opul Biblicalews Trans Jong Marvelous B. C Mashonaland Matabeleland Manica Inyang Rhodesia Lake Victoria Gallas Upper Tana Emin Pasha Massels

Chattanooga Sunset and a Confederate Veteran Remembrance

A Confederate veteran shares memories of Chickamauga Missionary Ridge and the Battle of Nashville as a Chattanooga sunset blazes behind Lookout Mountain. He recalls Mrs Daily Helm and the orphan brigade relief efforts, hunger, shoes, foraging, and the war’s distant echoes.

Nancy Lawis Grenane Summy South Lookout Mountain Chattanooga Chickamauga Chickamauga Creek Thomas Missionary Ridge Cheatham Daily Todd Helm The Orphan Brigade Ben Hardin Helm Helm Dalton Nashville Pulaska Tenn Corinth Miss Confederete

Popleigh A Successful Failure by Harte Gron

A humorous portrait of Popleigh who pursues literary fame with relentless energy. He floods magazines with submissions, earns dozens of refusals, then surprisingly receives acceptances from three papers, igniting a chain of comic misadventures before a final vow to quit literature. The piece ends with a note on a California town losing its Spanish name to honor a saloon keeper.

Opleigius Popleigh Forleigh Funston Judge Ito Bear United States Popeigh Tie Farmers’ Weekly Pugilists' Review Pugilists The Baptist Magazine Fate Fugitlers’ Review Fpopleigh United States Post Office Department California Corte Madera Marin County Jerry” Adams Washington Jerry Adams Corte Maderams Fianca Ike T Famdry Fareell Margaret A Richard Columbia, &. Co

Indian baskets and modern woman urged to own minds

The piece highlights Indian women weaving resin lined water jugs and cradle baskets now fetching high prices, praising their skill and patience. It then extols a Frenchman De Maulde on feminism, urging women to cultivate intellect, manage households efficiently, and engage in arts, science, and public life while balancing care for family.

M. de Maulde Max O'Rell de Paulde Eugene Sue Paria Paris Johnnie Thomas Butler Cooper Lafayette, Ala

Easter Sunrise Service in Salem Inspires Many

A fragment describes a Moravian sunrise Easter service in Salem North Carolina with bands, graves, and cedar trees. Thousands gathered for processions to a graveyard, singing litany as sun rose over eastern hills, creating a solemn, memorable scene.

America Salem N. c Moravian Church

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