There is naught in this world but what is just right
A reflective piece argues for childhood rights and humane treatment. It contrasts a child’s idealized, joyful childhood with the harsh, aged or neglected lives of many girls in China and city slums. It urges ensuring unclouded early years, recognizing rights beyond duties, and valuing home life and honest labor. It laments fashionable neglect of housekeeping and wages, praising women’s dignity in work. It asserts poverty and humble labor can yield happiness and moral strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Billard
Christ
Dignity of Labor and Women’s Work
A political editorial argues for the value of women’s labor and fair compensation, condemning idleness as a fashionable sin. It addresses reader sentiment and urges subscribers to consider the moral and social implications of productive work and pay.
Life and work worth doing in the best prize of life
A reflective fragment on true reward and the value of meaningful effort. It contrasts mere pleasure with the life that builds greatness in people, suggesting the best prize is found in purposeful work rather than idle ease.
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Mera Ense
Nfe
Local Supervisors Routing and Beat 2 Assignments Listed
The document lists beat and route assignments for multiple supervisors and constables across Brandon, Westville, and surrounding areas. It details specific landmarks such as roads, gates, stores, churches, bridges, and mills, with numerous person and place names including J. E. Myers, Ned Guynes, J. B. Brinson, Dan Webb, Wm. Johnson, and others, along with district boundaries and intersections.
Road and place names across Brandon and surrounding roads
A compiled list of rural property lines and road segments with numerous names and landmarks. It details 80 plus entries including Brandon Fannin Goshen Springs Pelahatchie roads with intersections, bridges, and establish points such as Pearson place Meek's ferry Scott county line and Red Oak school house, naming residents like Stevens Steen, Scapeca, Jesse Ellis, Tom Donald, Henry Shurlds, Elma Rhodes, and O L King among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Myere
Singletary Place
Jackson Road
J. Butler
Ned Guynes
Westville Road
Alex Harper
Bill Jones
J B Brinson
Sam Boyd
Terry Road
Shack Place
H H Hines
Dan Webb
Bullock’s
J A Little
Steen
Barron’s
Fred Church Place
O F Laird
School House
Jackson
Harper Place
Henry McCaskill
Simpson County
Iron Bridge
Ed Boteler
Jno
Cooper Place
Briar Hill Church
O McCaskill
White’s
McDonald’s
T Holladay
Star
County Line
John Webb
Ellis’ Gin
Brandon
Walter Bridges
Walnut Tree
Terry and H. Road
E Spann
Grant’s Ferry Road
Land J
C H Bethune
Corporation
Brandon Depot
Fannin Road
T A Liles
Plummers
J O McRae
Homeward
Rich Robinson
J F Robinson
Cato Road
Jack Wirtz
Jack Crook
Hog Creek
A Whittington
Union Church
Johnson
Loveless Place
Old Liberty Church
Dink Stevenson
Stump Bridge
McRae Place
Fannen
Brandon Road
Chas Purvis
Stubblefield
Lon Horne
Greenfield
J P Stevens, Jr
Chris Scapeca
Jyde Cooper
Meredith Butte
Donald Place
Raleigh
Wiley Brown
Plummer’s Slough
Fannin
Jesse Ellis
EL Ferguson Place
Henry Shurlds
Collins’ Ferry Road
Smith Taylor
Billy Dogan Place
JE Noble
Collin’s Ferry Road
Pearson Place
Tom Donald
Meek’s Ferry
I O Brown
Sammuel Springs
Grimes Mill
Jim Taylor
Hemby White
Baptist
Ellis Place
H Williams
Ed Robinson
Dow Road
Lucy Burnham
Bruce Place
Buchanan Crossing
Elma Rhodes
E Robbins
Howell
L Howell
Howell’s Place
Pelahatchie
McWilliams
Ashley Bridge
Jno Williams
Pelahatchie Creek
Noblin Place
W W Jenkins
Shiloh Road
Boat Line
Tom Sims
Pelshatchie Corporation
Morton Road
Kirk Sheppard
College Hill
Isaac Gay Place
M Cox
Trickham Bridge Road
Willie Comfort
Trickham Road
Old Stamp Bridge Road
V Barrow
Massingale Place
Trickham Bridge
W B Huffman
Borges
Lochabar
J Mashburn
Morton
Pelabatchie
Mashburn Place
Sam Smith
Pelabatchie Road
E Jones Place
Ollie Smith
Rehobeth Road
N Goforth
Pelahatchie Road
Jones Place
Cawthon
Barron’s School House
T Brown
Raleigh Road
Pope Sheely
Will Williams
Jesse Winstead
Homewood Road
Wire Road
O E Harrel
County road ledger lists numerous toll and mileage lines
A long list of names and routes shows county road segments from various points such as Morgan, Cox bridge, Jackson, and Townsend creek. The entries reference mile posts, bridges, creeks, and nearby stores, with several road connections to Simpson and Jackson counties. An advert promises a guaranteed cure for piles with PAZO OINTMENT, refundable if not cured in six to twelve days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W Harper
Bullock’s
Jae Morgan
Phelps Place
Thomanville
J A Lewis
Upper Westville
Dry Creek
E Lewis
Oato
Jackson Road
Lacy Old Place
Ed Crawford
County Line
Crook
Cox Avenue
Tambaloo Bridge
J C Crain
Champan’s Gate
Charlie Kersh
Turcott
Boone’s Bridge
Simpson County
W Baldwin
Ed Harris
Crain's Lane
Cox Bridge
A Morgan
Cox’s Bridge
Ector McLaurin
Albert Cox
Jackson
Cato Road
Mile Post
P L Thornton
J A Barwick
Dtill
Post
Bott’s Bridge
Sol Welch
Bott
Boone’s Bridge Road
Jackson Branch
B Story
W Burnham
Crook’s Lodge
A Warren
Patrick’s Gin
G@ Chapman
T Kersh
T P Chapman
Jesse Puckett
R L Gates
Bill Waldrop
Bott’s
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