Bill Arp Reflects on Women and Civil War Roots of Georgia
A Georgia columnist laments historians’ neglect of early Confederate leaders, cites Toombs and Hill and the first Confederate Congress, and praises women led by the Daughters of the Confederacy seeking mothers and wives of presidents. He argues women’s historic role rises with education and public life, noting Mary Ball and Martha Washington as examples and praising Mrs Burt’s work.
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Daughters of the Confederacy
Georgia
Confederate Congress
Robert Toombs
Ben Hill
Toombs
Martin J. Crawford
Peter BE. Love
Thomas J. Hardeman
Lucius J. Gartrell
John W. H. Uunderwood
James Jackson
John Jones
Joshua Hill
First
Herschel V. Johnson
Johnson
Julian Hartridge
J. C. Munnerlyn
Hines Holt
A. H. Kenan
Davin W. Lewis
W. W. Clark
Robert P. Trippe
L. J. Gartrell
Hardy Strickland
Augustus R. Wright
George Washington
Webster
Clay
Calhoun
Zachariah Taylor
William H. Harrison
Franklin Pierce
James Buchanan
R. B. Hayes
Ben Harrison
Mary Ball
Park Curtis
Martha Dandridge
John Adams
Susennah Boylston
Abigail Smith
Thomas Jefferson
Jane Randolph
Martha Wales
James Madison
Fanny Taylor
Dolly Payne
Zachary Taylor
James Monroe
Eliza Jones
Elizabeth Kortrigit
John Q. Adams
Quincy
Louisa Johnson
Andrew Jackson
Elizabeth Hutchinson
Hannah Hoes
Anna Symmes
John Tyler
Mary Armistead
Letitia Christian
James K. Polk
Jane Knox
Sarah Childress
Margaret Smith
Millard Filmore
Phoebe Millard
James A. Garfield
Liza Ballou
Lucretia Rudolph
Chester A. Arthur
Mar‘vina Stone
Ellen Herndon
Grover Cleveland
Anne
Neal
Frances Folsom
Miss Scott
William McKinley
Nancy
Allison
Ida Saxton
Ae Otaiite Peat Te
Hood
Burns
Moore
Byron
Coleridge
England
Scotland
Do. Burt
Brunswick
Woman’s Clubs
Faney
Washington
Mount Vernon
Indian Territory
Murray County
Howells
Chattahoochee
Evan
Old Powhattan
Pocahontas
Evans
Bill Arp
Atlanta Constitution
Decree Overrules Demurrer in Alabama & Vicksburg Bond Suit
In Jackson Mississippi on December 6 Chancellor Conn overruled the demurrer in the suit brought by holders of the Alabama and Vicksburg Railroad Company third mortgage bonds valued near two million dollars. The decision marks a setback for the railroad company in the long running dispute over bond claims.
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Jackson, Miss
Alabama & Vicksburg Railroad Company
Conn
A Changed Name Sermon by Rev Dr J Wilbur Chapman
The sermon titled A Changed Name explores Jacob’s name as a measure of character. It traces Jacob from deceit to a princely Israel, urging believers to seek a name shaped by divine discipline, patience, meekness, and power with God through life’s trials and visions. The speaker links Jacob’s Bethel experiences to ongoing spiritual growth today.
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J. Wilbur Chapman
Jacob
New York City
Ian
Revealer
God
Teacher
Israel
Earth
Abram
Abraham
Saul
Tarsus
Paul
Apostle
Jesus
Immanuel
Christ
Moses
Elijah
David
Peter
Bethel
Jabbok’s Ford
Rachel
Joseph
Angela
Eaven
Heaven
Haran
Esau
Shechem
A Discovery Worth Making
A prisoner in state penitentiaries writes that he comprehends the kindness of his unkind condition. He learned to trust the fight against inhospitable surroundings to build power to resist future adversities after release. The world would be fortunate if all could see kindness in unkindness for reclamation and restoration.
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Sey
Chicago
Energy Eternal and the Question of Eternal Soul
The quote ponders whether the energy within an aged soul matches the vitality of infancy. It speculates on how internal forces and nature imply that mental life may persist similarly to matter and space, suggesting a form of enduring essence beyond youth.
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Geome
Bolles
The Needed Guide to Life and Temptations
The text presents Christ as the needed guide through life’s temptations and the path to glory. It references a Rev M F Johnson voice, noting a king in purity who yields ashes in witness and the strong man who possesses the open.
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Christ
M. F. Johnson
Peruna Endorsed by Sisters of Charity Across Nations
A Catholic Sisterhood in Detroit reports relief for laryngitis after Peruna treatment. Letters to Dr. Hartman praise the remedy for throat catarrh and urge further inquiries. The narrative credits Sisters of Charity with care for body and health and promotes free Peruna literature from Columbus Ohio.
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Sisters of Charity
Peruna
Hartman
United States
Detroit
Mich
B. Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Charity
Peruna Medicine Co
Isollowiter
Congres Nicatof
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus, Ohio
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