Remembering Gen Robert Toombs Georgia's Rebel Traveler
Stories of Our Southland recalls General Robert Toombs of Georgia, a steadfast secessionist who fought for the Confederacy. The piece recounts his defiance of the North, his voting stance, and dramatic postwar movements from Lexington to Washington, his capture attempts, and his impact on Southern memory and Masonry.
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Bunker Hill Monument
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Mr. Davis
Bob Toombs
Wilkes
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Exington
Chicago
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Bob Alston
St. Clair
Atlanta Herald
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Jos. E. Brown
Charleston
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Albert County
James M. [Carter
Soldisra
Curing meat on the farm and its methods explained
The article outlines old and revived farm meat curing practices. It covers animal preparation, cooling temperatures from 3 to 40 degrees, dry and brine curing methods, a tested brine formula, handling, and timing for curing 30 to 60 days, with steps to prevent spoilage and ensure flavor. It also includes a biographical aside about Gen Toombs and a university relic.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Peter
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Sullina
Local Pig Kill Claims Two Heavy Hogs at Christmas Event
Two large hogs were killed by Johnny Hightower and H C Huckeba weighing 645 and 604 pounds. The men are noted as skilled pork raisers and farmers. There will be no Christmas train at this place on the 24th at 2 00 p m. A merry Christmas and happy New Year to all.
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Johnny Hightower
H.C. Huckeba
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Roopville Winter Notes and Local Visits
Ronday the 18th brought the coldest weather yet this winter with thick ice reported in Roopville. Prof Baker will resume teaching after the holidays. Emma Brandon visits Temple home for holidays with William Gentry. Ronio Merrell's Thursday night entertainment pleased attendees. Lyon Ragland and J R Gray visit relatives. Morrell and Ragland travel to Franklin for business.
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Ronday
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Mito Emma Brandon
Temple
William Gentry
Ronio Merrell
Lyon Ragland
Stripling’s
New Georgia School Progress Update Debating Society Report
A Georgia school with about two hundred students notes progress including a Friday night debating society. The recent debate on which group faced harsher treatment featured an affirmative team led by Prof Frad Ernest Emmett Henderson and Miss Fannis Mae Driskell, against a negative with Prof Busby Harvie Driskell and Ernest Cain. the affirmative won. The school hosts a Sunday assembly with sixty students and holds singing on the second and fourth Sundays. Mr Albert Taylor is improving, and Christmas and New Year wishes are extended.
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Emmett Henderson
Fannis Mae Driskell
Busby
Harvie
Driskell
Ernest Cain
Askeo
Albert Taylor
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