05 Nov 1885
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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1885
Page
1
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In a heated social riff, Dr Junius Dale contemplates love for Clarissa Clarke versus a practical matching with Miss Clarke’s friend Miss Hartley. Franklin Bartley urges a hardworking wife over a society belle while Dale wrestles with wealth, romance, and his medical career. The scene plays out with library distractions and a flirtatious call to Clarissa from the Clarke cottage.
In a village tale two idle gossiping girls scorn Crissy Clarke for housework and charm while Dr Junius Dale wins her heart. He declares love after a morning revelation, they marry, and Dale praises Crissy as his humble partner enabling success. Meanwhile Lula Hurst returns home from touring and mortgage payoff rumors swirl.
The Savannah Times reports Edward Everett Hale’s Boston Norfolk Club speech denouncing ten former Confederate states as unable to borrow at par or build railroads. The piece cites Georgia’s postwar credit, education system, and immigration, and accuses Hale of historical inaccuracy and bias.
The late S L Burritt of Jacksonville Ga compiles Bible trivia noting total letters 3 566 859 words 810 697 verses 51173 chapters 1 184 books 65. The word and occurs 46 297 times Lord 1 955 times reverend once in Psalm 11. Ez 27 has the alphabet and Kings 2 19 27 Isa 27 are alike.
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