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Shaping a Life of Preaching Through Father’s Letter
Dr Laman Abbott recalls a note from his father guiding his path as a preacher. He learned to walk the streets, hear humanity, and connect with readers by shaping sermons from real life. The piece aligns with Kipling’s idea that true insight comes from mingling with mankind.
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Let Other Fellows Worry Optimism in The Cureo Star Editorial
The Cureo Star argues Americans should stay confident as Europe battles and wars elsewhere. It asserts the United States will continue producing and selling goods, urging readers to invest in necessities while the rest of the world panics.
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This Year's Peace Prize Inquiring Where It Goes
Opinion notes that Europe is preoccupied with conflict, while the United States may claim the Nobel Peace Prize for Wilson. The piece praises the peace dove symbol and suggests the prize could yet honor Woodrow Wilson, or be misallocated if not.
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State fair and county fair highlight canned goods exhibits
The season opens for the State fair and autumn county fair as Georgia housewives showcase preserves and pickles. Girls' canning clubs prepare to raise the level of competition with more refined displays and prolific entries.
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Canning Exposes False Georgia Fair Exhibits
The Georgia fairs era demands purity in preserves as canning and pickling rise as a real industry. Judges must taste the products, not judge by exterior, to expose emerald pickles preserved only for show. Georgia girls canning clubs push higher standards and fair rewards.
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Test of American patriotism prompts home product pledge
The piece argues Americans should patronize domestic goods to weaken foreign labels and boost U S manufacturing. It praises Atlanta printers for supporting southern farmers and urges a nationwide shift to home made clothing and goods, promising improved quality and cheaper options. It highlights the need to keep trade within the United States and to resist European labels.
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The Cardinal's Optimism in War Crisis Verse
A verse by Cardinal Logue Archbishop of Armagh presents optimistic lines amid war crisis. He argues war is hell yet asserts hope beyond it, claiming a heaven beyond the worst. The reflection offers comforting, cheering influence for those grieving peace lost.
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Re making Europe map and cabbage proposal in Texas
School children fear impact of Europe map redesign while The Houston Post reports Texas holds select cabbage heads to supply states seeking to refresh their legislatures next cycle.
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Georgia Way of Paullin Through Folk Ballad Verse
A lyric reflects on enduring trouble and resilience in a historical world. It frames struggle as recurring yet overcome by a “way of pullin through” and contrasts past wars with present bright skies. The speaker hints at a personal brother guiding passage through hardship along a road of renewal.
War Echoes and Local Tales From The Gazette
A Richmond style montage combines wartime reflections and local humor. It includes fragments praising industry and resilience, a village anecdote about a crowded inn and a canary, and a front-line correspondent note urging readers to read The Gazette for red hot news.
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Up-to-Date Bride in Cincinnati Model Housekeeper Found
The Cincinnati superintendent of schools urges brides to complete a preparatory course covering cooking cleaning laundry basic home repairs first aid and budgeting to conserve household income and prevent waste. The article touts a model housekeeper found in Cincinnati as an example.
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Conditions in the South Demand Swift Federal Action
F G Corker of Dublin Ga argues in a broad card that wartime Europe will lift U S trade but crush cotton prices. He urges immediate national action to aid southern cotton producers, including acreage limits or taxes, licensing warehouses, and transport aid, warning delay harms all regions. He calls for swift, decisive government relief during the 1914 crisis.
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Letters of Beau Brummel Goes to Sothebys Sale
Sotheby will offer a large group of autograph letters and documents on July 21 led by Beau Brummel material. The lot includes 49 Brummel letters and 69 related items from contemporaries Tom Moore Samuel Rogers and Leigh Hunt gathered by Captain W Jesse. Also featured is the Humble Petition of Bruar Water MS and 22 unpublished letters to Sir William Arthurat and Cotton Mather, with a high reserve of 750.
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Telephones and Privacy in Philadelphia Leaders
Self defense prompts prominent Philadelphians to hide names from telephone directories. Cabinet officers likewise keep numbers in homes, not listed in public books. Telephones intrude on private life even when officials are high in status.
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French and German War Songs Marsillaise and Rhine Hymn
The text describes two historic songs, The Marsellaise and The Watch on the Rhine. It notes Rouget de Lisle's 1792 composition in Strasbourg during France's early wars and Schneckenburger's 1840 Rhine anthem later used during the 1870 71 conflict, highlighting their wartime roles and national significance.
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Hope and Courage Drive Achievement in Little Talks
George Matthew Adams writes that hope fuels action but needs courage to power it. He compares hope to an engine requiring courage as steam and stresses backing up hopes with deeds. The piece notes that enduring achievements come from aligning hope with courage and maintaining order in daily life.
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Kipling Era India and Burmese Joys and Elephants
In Kipling's India Dr Arley Munson notes Burmese happiness seen in bright dress and smiles. The essay mentions Burmese adults and babies smoking cheroots, timber yards, elephants acting as foremen stacking teak logs, and the belief that logs weigh over a ton as foremen guide their placement.
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Sacramento and the cactus tale in one wry column
All Along the Line With George Fitch surveys Sacramento as California’s capital, its flood history, growth since 1839, and the bustling valley economy. It then pivots to the cactus, detailing its spines, uses, and the idea of breeding spineless varieties to shed its harsh image.
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The Souvenir Fiend at Ayr Courthouse
A guilty plea in Ayr court for stealing the brass handle of an antique bureau from Robert Burns Cottage. The judge fined the American offender, invoking mitigating circumstances that the piece was a cherished souvenir. The lawyer argued intoxication, but the judge rejected leniency citing American opinions on property.
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