Hulett Mra J D Ward Visits Brother and More News
Hulett Mra J D Ward of Atlanta returns home after visiting her brother G B Sewell. Picnic crowds attended at Moore's Ferry. Zora Aderhold and Grover Hall visited relatives at Bremen. Ellie maemartin of Carrollton spent week with Vera Hinesley. Clyde Carmical of Dodson guests of Mary Sewell. Olfi morris, teaching here, returns home to Zion. Wid Jones and wife of Douglas County visited. M A Boyd visited Whitesburg. Maud Herrin of Douglasville spent weekend here. Grover Hall left for Whitesburg to enter school. Mrs Alice Neal of Atlanta returns home Thursday. Maud Boggs visited grandparents at Hickory Level. Fannie Sewell home from Flat Rock. W A Entrekin and J N Sewell of Temple were in Hulett. Ethel Houseworth returned to Banning. Mr and Mrs T W Richards went to Banning. Mr and Mrs Smith of Hickory Level spent Sunday here.
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M. A. Boyd
Whitesburg
Maud Herrin
Douglasville
Grover Hall
Maud Boggs
Hickory
Fannie Sewell
Flat Rock
W. A. Entrekin
J. N. Sewell
Temple
Hulett
T. W. Richards
Banning
Mrs. Smith
Hickory Level
Foley's Honey and Tar promoted as safe cough remedy
Millions have trusted Foley's Honey and War for coughs and colds with only beneficial results, as the genuine yellow package contains no opiates or harmful drugs. Guard health by refusing imitators. Sold by Hamrick's Pharmacy.
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Hamrick
By the Sea A Dream of a Nighttime Visitor
A narrator by a fisherman's cottage on a moonlit night encounters a pale, floating girl figure that seems to rise from the sea. He awakens to a dream or memory about a demented stranger, then learns the tale unsettles the local couple who fear the omen.
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Sone Fisherman's Cottage
Michée
Slye
Nebula
Bea
Freavens
L'a
Thrie
Mitchel
Autobiography of a Manuscript in a Publisher’s World
The manuscript recalls a journey from birth at nineteen to rejection by multiple publishers. A mother, urged by a meddling uncle, seeks success through two different siblings and faces vanity presses, eventual anonymity, and the paradox of fame versus obscurity in best seller culture. CONSTANGH WILD.
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Natal
Blu
Jim
Globe Publishing Company
Weeslur
T Ward
Termete
Simpson & Co
Tomorrous
Ian
Tae
Toor Boy
Rormaje
Mother
Constangh Wild
Trick of a Thief and Aristo Grandma Tale
Reformed jailbird recounts how stealing a letter and $50 led him to nearly lose faith in humanity. He returns the money and letter after a moral struggle, only to learn the letter was a fake life preserver kept by the original recipient. The piece includes a second anecdote about a three year old with aristocratic lineage and a misunderstanding over blood color.
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Big
Indiana
Allan
Philadelphia Ledger
Impatient Stranger Seeks Train Time at Wayside Station
A tall impatient man paces the platform asking a boy about the train's lateness. A passerby questions why the boy did not answer, fearing the man might be angered or physically confront the youth. The scene captures tension on a quiet station platform.
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Prudence
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Carroll
Mra J.D. Ward
Atlanta
G. B. Sewell
Moore's Ferry
Zora Aderhold
Bremen
Eflie Maemartin
Carrollton
Vera Hinesley
Clyde Carmical
Dodson
Mary Sewell
Olfie Morris
Art
Zion
Wid Jones
Douglas County
R. B. Jones
Alice Neal
Ethel Houseworth
Masons Fruit
Mason’s
Schram
Clos Delta
Franklin
Red Cloud
White Mountain
Carrolltow Hardware CO
Jailbird
Enous
Washington Post
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