Negro Expatriation Debate and Tax Law Controversy
The piece argues against deporting African Americans, noting they number 9,000,000 and would resist removal. It questions feasibility, cost, and legality, then defends tax collection enforcement by Mr. Adams, praising law adherence and public support for officials who enforce statutes. The Biloxi Review is cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
State Revenue
Circuit
Supreme Courts
Adams
Mr. Adams
Wirt Adams
Commonwealth
Biloxi
Ex Senator Now A Printer In Albuquerque Story
An old Times Democrat note recalls the impeachment era. Special Agent J H Spooner, cousin of Senator Spooner, reports seeing ex Senator Ross of Kansas setting type in a printing office in Albuquerque New Mexico. The remark ties Ross to the printing trade after his political career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Johnson
Senator Ross
Kansas
Albuquerque
N. M
J. H. Spooner
Spooner
Ross
Times-Democrat
Rain Brings Hope and Humour to ARP's Weekly Letter
ARP notes a timely rain reviving gardens and crops and healing a sick child. He defends Gen Lee and Mr Davis as close allies, recalls a Florida train tale with a poodle and a brawl that ends in a dog with a pipe, and praises Cartwright preachers and friend Joe Brown for a Georgia silver spoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Francis Adams
Robert E. Lee
Lee
Mr. Davis
Davis
International Cyclopedia
Sanford
Sharmany
Orlando
Veel
Joe Brown
Georgia
Bill Arp
Rankin County Sunday School Convention Program
The program outlines devotional exercises led by Rev. H P Lewis with greetings by J L McCaskill and responses from Rev R D Mantin. It covers annual address, sessions on church relations, teacher qualifications, and arithmetic, plus music and committee appointments for next meeting and officer nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin County
H. P. Lewis
J. L. McCaskill
R. D. Mantin
M. E. Melvin
W. W. Morse
John L. Evans
Julia Walker
E. L. Jones
Bessie McCaskill
Quarterly Review
A. L. O’briant
C. L. Matin
G. M. Hall
R. D. Maum
Prof
G. Hurst
Robt. Selby
A ‘Terry
P. Didlake
B. Culpepper
Money and newspapers in a moral glare of public life
The passage extols newspapers as universal, leading media while critiquing money as a driving force behind much human behavior. It contrasts the newspaper as a global carrier of civilization with money’s dual role as virtue and vice, ending by warning against justifying wicked acts by religious arguments.
Mother Suffering Funds Relief From Indigestion
A 76 year old woman improved after using Kodol for indigestion and distressing pains, with user testimonials urging readers to trust digestion as the key to health. The piece includes a critique of local teachers, calling some underqualified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Mo
Nature
A. G. Thornton
Vacation Days Offer Open Air Fun and Warnings
The piece extols outdoor summer days for children while warning about accidents and praising DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as a quick remedy for cuts burns and skin troubles. It features endorsements from L B Johnson of Swift Texas and A G Thornton advises on managing worry and sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Sayls L. B. Johnson
Swift Tex
A. G.thornton
Poisoning the System and a Bold Rescue Plan
An 19th century health ad warns that constipation pollutes the body causing headaches and illness, praising DeWitt's Little Early Risers for gentle liver and bowel action. It also cheekily proposes Brandon girls start a campaign to marry off young men, framing it as rescuing the perishing bachelors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
A.G. Thornton
Brandonirls
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WR Taylor
Taylor &Com'y
Brandon, Miss
ARP
Bartow Philosopher
Luther Singletary
Florence W. G. Barnes
Brandon
D. W. Denson
Pisgalt
W. Taylor
Alexander
Put
A. M. Shields
W. H. Waddell
Secetary
WM. Buchanan
Brandon Miss
the Newspaper
Mother
Mandy
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