Confederate blockade runner on Lake Ontario steamer recall
Long historical note recalling the Civil War era blockade runner Chicora of the Jar a Navigation Co. and the Niagara fruit trade. Mentions passengers from the United States, cross lake trips to Lewiston and Queenston, the mis of the Bright steamer, and the wartime and postwar service of vessels along Lake Ontario. Includes details of cargo and a relic bell marked 1864 WLOC MI. ler. Shipwulder Liverpool.
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Lake Ontario
Bietory
Readao
Chicora
Jara Navigation Company
Loranto
Canada
Niagara Falls
Unitet States
Sum Pension Bridge
Lewiston
X. Ky
Queen Ant
Luntar
Valde
United States
Tae
Duytes
Fichigato
West India Port
Charleston
Lythler
Halifax
Lol- Hagwood
Georgian Way
Alove
Lake Superior
Ned River
Colnel Garnett Wolhely
Lord Witiey
Niagara River Line
Hanam
Yarot House
Shipwulder
Liverpool
West India
Episcopal missionary conference to be held in Columbia
The annual Episcopal missionary conference is set for October 8 in Columbia. Prominent bishops and clergy from Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Cuba Puerto Rico and several dioceses will attend. Key speakers include Rev Patton and Dr St Luke's Atlanta with other noted leaders from South Carolina Alabama and Mississippi. Delegates anticipate discussions on missionary work and church unity with favorable rail rates aiding attendance.
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Columbi x Ty
South
Clerey
Rw. Patton
He Dapartmant
Doutty Caroling
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississinpi
Cuba
Puerto
Picombes ‘Ree
Merkwith
St. Luke's
Atlanta
Josiah HL Perry
J. D
Misateatppi
Uattte
South Carolina
PH. Whaley
D. OD
Peneacain
Japan
Ft W. Patton
James G. Alasa
Antiaton
Ala
Bath
Carolina
W. M. Claybrook
Truntaville
Christchurch
Sivannah
A. Spencer
Luke's Cathedral
Orlando
Fia
Matthew Brewater
Mobile
Columbia
Nev
Niles
Wiisen
Episcopal Church of the
Columbus
Git
Aod Ity
Agasion
Valdosta
Buutham Beil ‘Fetenhone Company
Ine Savers Summer Electrical Alams
Eoures
Center of home furnishings at very small cost
A broad supply center offers complete lines of home furnishings with low prices. The store touts tables, folding beds, chairs, wardrobes, brass and metal beds, and an extensive matress at 7.50, along with pictures, frames, and records. Easy payments available. many items advertised as superior value to brighten homes this week.
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Wari
The Breath of Life and the Gorilla's Mighty Breath
Fragmented text discusses breathing in animals and humans, mentioning a gorilla and Dr Kings discoveries. It references Ora A Stephane and Part, noting a cough and two ears, with vague claims of remedies and prices. The passage is garbled but touches on respiratory topics and health claims.
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Stephane
Dr. King
Reiggiata
Thaw 18 Breaks Down in Tombs Report
Thaw 18 suffers breakdown under strains from confinement as relatives seek leniency. prosecutors claim he collapsed physically and emotionally and may attack his lawyers, while earlier notes hint at a repeated pattern. Strong gale disrupts Hong Kong city. residents warned of the coming storm.
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Tombs
White
New York
Ofc ix
Irie
Bla
R B Harrison on Recent Riots in Atlanta
R B Harrison argues the Atlanta disturbances reflect a natural cleansing of moral atmosphere. He cites storm imagery, warns against sensational reporting, and critiques law and liquor interests amid riot aftermath. Independent letter from Covington, Ga, Sept 29.
Judge W. R. Hammond Announces Candidacy
Judge W. R. Hammond declares his candidacy for court of appeals amid denouncing false charges. He asserts home support, denies petitions circulated by friends, and states unfair quotes distort his health and fitness. Hammond calls for opportunity to respond and contest misleading statements in the current race.
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W. R. Hammond
Hammond
Advertising Bearing Fruit in Columbus
The Columbus ad campaign shows fruit as inquiries rise from across the United States. President J Walston Cargill reports 25 inquiries in three days, with booklet mailings and prompt responses. Columbus now spends 35091 on advertising.
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Scutumbus
Columbus
T He Madonna Magasines and
Peelodicala
J. Walston Cargill
Board of Trade
United States
Ferris Smoked Em That Way Not So Long Ago
Tax Collector William G. Ferris of Rochester recalls teaching his nephew to smoke with a cigar. The boy, aged around 21 or 32, tried to light and puff but produced no smoke, prompting Ferris to declare the method and joke at the lesson about how he always smoked them that way.
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Ferris
Borton Herald
William G. Ferris
Rochester
New Hampstine
Mat
Easy Payments a Feature for Home Furnishings
The ad promises a liberal system for furnishing a home with any store item. Pay a small down payment and the rest in easy installments to suit your convenience. It claims no exceptions and guarantees complete home furnishing with gradual payments.
Will Work for Road Extension in Barnesville Ga
Barnesville board of trade met to organize and enroll members. Plans include better freight rates and facilities, a new passenger station, extending the state road, securing Interurban electric line, and free school systems for the Darneaville district. Officers elected: Mayor T. W. Cochran, president. W. M. Brith, first vice president. J. Collier, second vice president. L. Bummars, third vice president. J. A. McCrary, secretary and treasurer. Pike Superior Court October term to convene in Zebulon with Judge Reagan presiding. civil docket about a week, then criminal business.
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Barnesville Ga
Sptember
Barnesville Board of Trade
Reading Apirita
Syatermn
Darneaville
Bhin City
T. W. Cochran
W. M. Brith
J. ©. Collier
Pike Superior Court
Pike Supertae
Zebulon Mandiny
KE. J. Reagan
McDonough
Sellestor
Good Citizenry and the Perils of Demagoguery
An October Century essay urges voters to study character and history, warning that demagogues exploit ignorance. It notes how educated citizens discern bold promises from deceit, while cautioning against those who appeal to emotion and self-promotion to seize power.
The Rise of Charlatans and Civic Duty
Sincere supporters of reform can become reckless in backing adventurers who manipulate standards to demoralize communities. Citizens must resist donating influence to charlatans and distinguish candidates. In a Worcester area anecdote, a rural undertaker doubles as a miller, leading to a funeral misstep when a misnamed driver must convey the coffin.
Grateful Change and Neighborly Offer Discussed
A neighbor offers to lend a tool to Mr Goodman who just moved into the house nearby. The new resident agrees, appreciating the improvement brought by the newcomer. A shared fence and yard work are noted as part of the neighborly exchange.
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Mrr
Goodman
Narrow escape told in local reminiscence fragment
Fragmentary reminiscence recounts a morning scare with a near fall and admonitions about drinking. Names and places are unclear, but the speaker notes Providence protects the interrelated men and cautions against liquor. The brief piece ends with a casual reassurance and murky dialogue.
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Rapleigh
Sapleigh
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Chicors
Episcopal Missionary Conference
Brass and
Bugs
Victor
Hong Kong
Vongkong
R. B. Harrison
Atlanta Psychological Society
TL OB. Macrigan
Atlant Ta Psychological Society
Jmrrison
Southern Press
Fureau
Vietima
Revault
Lawa
Aystem
Eure
Robert Bryan Hakun
Covington
Ape
Fulton County
Court of Appeals
Siau
Oak UK
City of Columbus
Ifarahal
Wait Jackson
Jane M. Snelling
Richland
Kilig Hin
Hela
RB. J. Jinnatt
Columba Ga
Clali
Robart J. Dinnett
Wheelx City
Weat Fildy Baptist Church
Creek Trio
Mra
J. D. Garrison
Bibb City
Columbus, Ga
clal.Mre
Bibo Cis
Gil Blas
Philadelphia
Humphreys
Liz Lonielly
Urrugellia
Amuinrers’ Homes
Stelcing Co
William Down Sueerts
New Yor
J. Cc
J. G. Evins
Whitehall
Peters
Ana
Mom Tree
Boston
Miller
Fanny
John
Gusranteed
Wrenn
Runsbodtor Surrey
John Foster Company
Decatur Stree Atlenia
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