Cheap Rates on Railroads and Community Instruction
A collection of local notes covers cheap railroad rates, visits among families, and social calls. The piece includes moral reflections from F. H. Sweet and a Farmers Union Sun excerpt on improving cotton profits through farming methods, storage, and cooperation for better prices. The narrative mixes village social life with agrarian advice from Raleigh Progressive Farmer.
The Faith of a Child Letter to Angela
A small boy writes after his grandmother's death asking for a harp for Angela since she is short winded and cannot blow a trumpet. Vanity Fair notes the touching yet humorous plea in a published letter.
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Angela
Vanity Fair
Treating Boys as Men Rather Than Children
An exchange column argues boys resist being treated like children and prefer serious, manly roles. It condemns "sissy" talk and overprotective gestures and urges adults to treat them with respect, guidance, and honesty to foster growth and future responsibility.
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Arizona
Appointment Laughs Shake Up Office Scene
Dialogue shows Burroughes-Mr. Merchant figure amused by a cat and a misread appointment. The new office boy confirms the humor as the pair discuss the situation and the cat’s owner exits laughing.
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Burroughe
Mr. Merchant
The Calamity Howler in Midnight Moonlight
A dog sits in the cold night and howls at the moon, his music failing and voice out of tune. Neighbors throw bricks as hours pass and the moon sinks, a scene of restless unrest in a sleepy countryside.
Truth in ink and pulpit in one town
A Lagrange Reporter quote notes that a newspaper upholding truth could prosper, while clergy and press alike whitewash faults. It warns that ministers speaking harsh truths about a congregation risk rapid dismissal, as the pulpit, pen, and gravestone form a trio in saint making.
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Lagrange Reporter
Card of Thanks for Comfort and Sympathy
The family extends heartfelt thanks to friends who ministered to their loved husband and father during illness and to all who offered kindness and sympathy. May you find the same loving support when sorrow comes. Mrs. M. E. Johnson J. L Johnson J. H. Johnson
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M. E. Johnson
J. L Johnson
J. H. Johnson
Wilsons celebrated freckle cream at Fitts Drug Store
A brief notice notes Wilsons freckle cream being celebrated and sold at Fitts Drug Store, highlighting its availability to customers seeking cosmetic treatment.
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Wilson
Fitts
Tribute to Brother Thomasson of Carroll Lodge 69
The life of Brother Thomasson is mourned by Carroll Lodge 69 F A M as a promising attorney and Mason. Born Feb 13 1883 in Arkansas, he died June 1911 in Carrollton Georgia after excelling at the University of Georgia Law School and Yale. He rose from entered apprentice to secretary and exalted in Royal Arch, remembered for his memory discipline and devout faith. His loss is lamented by family, lodge, and fellow Masons with sympathy and tribute.
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Beverly Blalock Thomasson
State of
Arkansas
Carrollton
Carroll Lodge
Thomasson
Royal Arch
Order
University of Georgia Law School
Yale
Athens
Ini
Carroll Lodge 69, F&a
Feather Bed Offer From Dixie Feather Bed Co Covington Ga
Limited time sale offers one feather bed wells pounds and a pair of pillows for 10 dollars cash. Made of A C A ticking with feathers only. If not as advertised, money refunded. Buy from the manufacturer and save half your money. Send orders to Dixie Feather Bed Co Covington Ga referenced to the Bank of Newton County.
Rest and Recreation as a Balance of Labor and Life
The author argues that recreation does not imply idleness but may entail work. A wise person should reorder efforts so each task differs from the last, letting physical exertion follow mental work and then yield to it. Those who balance mind and body across hygienic practices can retain faculties through old age.
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Monsieur le Comte
F. H. Sweet
Farmers Union Sun
All the Same Gunner and the Lawyer Jibe
In London humor column a quip contrasts Gunner the lawyer with a doctor. The joke notes the lawyer draws up many wills and has many patrons who are sick, implying the patients are altered by his work.
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Gunner
Old Skinem
Guyer
London
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