Reminiscences and counsel from a pastor's reflective sermon
The speaker urges readers to treasure childhood homes and parental faith, recall early Christian influences, and prepare for life’s end. He contrasts memories of a loving, faithful home with midlife trials and foretells a fruitful afterlife through faith in Christ, ending with reflections on dying reminiscences of great Christians.
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David
Mats
Babaddybreak
Morenco
Franco
Guido
Jony Toll
Tim
Linnst
Byron
Ahamada
Canal Street
New York
Father
Pia
Rene
Kingdom of God
Augustus Grsar
Apostle Paul
Augustius Omsar
Paul the Apostle
Menseforth
Augustas
Paul
Cleveland High School Term Dates Announced
The Cleveland High School announces the spring term begins January 2, 1893 and the fall term starts July 10, 1893.
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Cleveland High School
Tuition Rates For All Classes At Public School Terms
Monthly tuition set at $1.00 across all classes. Spring and Fall terms follow public school terms. For details contact Albert Bell, Principal.
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Albert Bell
Remarkable Records of Volunteer Armies and Cave Odors
A historical note surveys the Records and Pension Office with 400000 muster rolls and 150000 volumes, detailing filing methods in a vast system. It mentions Col Ainsworth as chief, New York records, and the Mexican and Civil War files. Also reports cave air enhancing smell perception after exit from Mammoth Cave in Kentucky, with temporary acute olfactory sensitivity.
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Ford
Wsion
Congress
Col. Ainsworth
New York
New York News
Mammoth Cave
Kentcky
Chicago Herali
Oddities in Holland Taxation Through The Ages
A San Francisco Chronicle note surveys historic Dutch levies from 1666 passenger taxes to 1674 boot and shoe duties. It details noon tavern fees, evening surcharges, public amusements, marriages and deaths, and stacked tax rules for burials outside home districts. Boots required maker and tax stamps, size determined the payment.
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Holland
San Francisco Chronicle
Daughter's Lament as Mother Cleans Dishes
A daughter pleads for her mother in a tender lyric as she sits at a keyboard a voice yearning for maternal warmth, while the mother is away washing supper dishes in the scullery. The scene captures wistful longing in a Chicago Tribune excerpt.
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Chicago Tribune
Beards Taxed Across Monarchies and a Milkweed Cloth Quest
A historical note traces beard taxes from Elizabethan England to Catherine II and French clergy, highlighting the widespread burden. It also reports J. J. Richie’s Auburn California milkweed fiber experiments promising fine cloth comparable to silk, with testing in Oakland and interest in commercial development.
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Elizabeth
Peter the Great
St. Petersburg
Catharine I
Peter II
Anne
Catharine II
France
Pauprat
Brooklyn
J. J. Richie
Auburn
Bee
Oakland
Richie
Sacramento
Cal.) Bee
Growth of the South Industrial Growth Review
Growth of the South reviews industrial development in the past week. It notes new companies formed in Atlanta Camden Galveston and other cities with capitals ranging from 17 000 to 250 000. It reports twenty three new industries and seven factory enlargements plus fourteen new buildings and other projects across several states.
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Atlanta
Atlanta, Jeilico and
Brdeye Coal Company
Capital
Tennerset
Ouachita Manufetiring Company
Camden
Ark
Calun- Das
George Hoerner
Wis
Alfred
N. Y
Springby
Lynn
Homer
New Castle
Organ Dod
Angiata Gi
Nashville
Ven
Lorgantown
N. C
Wehoe
Birming Toun
Ala
Front Royal
Vuespine
Bartow and Palatka
Leliton
Gia
Bouthport
Troy
Mio
Datlig Vexas
Eufaula
New Orleans
Ramseur
Danvilly
Palatka
Knoxville
Town
Bt. Matthews
Venn
Opethorpe
Collge
Yoxarkana Ark
Henderson
Paris
Wheeling
Minicogion
Winston
Tradesiman
Ohuttie Nooga
New Confederate Camps Announced by General Commanding
The General Commanding United Confederate Veterans announced the fellowship of camps joining the organization. Camps listed include Walker 845 Spartanburg South Carolina James D. Nace 336 Newberry South Carolina Camp Benson 887 Anderson South Carolina and others across Alabama Arkansas Mississippi Kentucky Oklahoma and more. Banks Increase Their Rates.
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New Orleans
United Confederate Veterans
Camp Walker
Spartanburg
8. C
James D. Nace
Newberry
Woodruff
Carthage
Ala
Albert Pike
Hot Springs
Ark
John BR. Dickens
Sardis
Miss
M. P. Lowrey
New Albany
Mix
Groff-Kimball
Dadeville
Peter Bramlett
Carlisle
Florian Corway
Hamilton
Jamison
Guthrie
O. T
Bleeno
O.T
Samuel L. Adama
Greenville
John James
St. Stephens
Agriculturalists Meet at Stone Mountain Convention
The forty eighth annual Georgia State Agricultural Society meeting opened at Stone Mountain with about two hundred delegates. President Waddell presided. J E Robinson delivered the welcome. early remarks recalled the society’s 1846 charter and 1847 fair. Officers and districts elected on day two. topics included finance, isothermal theory, and state resources. Brunswick chosen for February meeting.
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Georgia State Agricultural Society
Stone Mountain
Waddell
KE. L. Wool
J. E. Robinson
Pelety
Thom
Allen J. Veal
John Linton
Athens
Brien
DeKalb
Veal
Linton
Robinson
John WV. Graven
Cucky Stroup & Wylie
Cass County
Georgia
Jack
Jenny
George Washington
J. Me. O'Bryan
Oglethorpe County
J. O. Waddell
John P. King
W. G. Ndhy
T BP. Stovall
Macon
R. W. Jemison
C. H. Willington
Georgia State Alliance
Dol. J. WI. Fannin
Tmlington
H. G. Kettles
Green
Colonel Elington
Liverpool
H. O. Mattox
Clinch County
Jemison
State Agricultural
John O. Waddell
A. O. Barry
H. C. Kettles
Screven County
R. F. Crittenden
Randolph County
J. H. Black
Sumter County
Roderick Leonard
Talbot County
A. J. Smith
Rockdale County
T. §. Sharman
Upson County
W. J. Barnard
Cobb County
J. H. Holland
Morgan County
George H. Jones
Gwinnett County
John Smith Johnson
Warren County
W. T. McArthur
Montgomery County
R. G. Norton
Chatham County
D. F. Gunn
J. Ll. Anderson
Pulaski County
J. M. Mobley
Harris County
J. M. Green
Fulton County
R. FE. Park
Bibb County
R.L. Poole
Polk County
C. M. Sanders
Greens County
J. M. Cloud
James Barrett
Richmond County
Leonard Miles
Appling County
Northen
Boggs
J. Maden
Atlanta
K. T. Nesbitt
Hunnicutt
G. M. Ryall
Chatham
ED. Newton
Newton
LRG
Augusta
Chicago
Brunswick
Kentucky Frog Worms Enter Market Amid Delicacies
The Louisville Times notes large green frogs arriving in netted coops sold like live poultry. Shipped mainly from southern Kentucky frog farms, one grower near Rocky Hill operates two large pits feeding on cornmeal, flies, and worms. Frogs are fattened young and reach enormous sizes for market.
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Kentucky
Ford
Rocky Hill
Louisville and Nashville
Louisville Times
Tug and Barges Mirror Life on the Bridge
On a bridge Mr Grandiose points to a tug pulling a long line of barges while his wife quips that the tug does all the blowing and the barges bear the burden. The scene, narrated with ironic humor, likens work and toil to a marital tug of roles.
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Mr. Grandiose
Mrs. G
London
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