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Constitution
America
Mark Twain
Bret Harte
Frank R. Stockton
Joel Chandler Harris
Bill Arp
Sarge Plunkett
Wallace P. Reed
Frank L. Stanton
Vinatura
Texas
Missour
California
Gardens of the Sea in The Brooklyn Divine Sermon
Dr Talmage preaches on the botanical Bible and sea gardens. He praises seaweed, underwater life, and God’s creation, urging compassion for the poor and the broken, linking marine wonders to spiritual renewal and human duty.
Georgia News Notes and Local Developments
Cochran shows a $1700 treasury surplus while a push for a new town of Worn Springs in Meriwether County gains traction. Wilcox gets a new county judge, and Gov. Northen appoints T. L. Holton to fill the Jonesboro court vacancy. At Atlanta, rail foremen hold their second annual convention, and Nash R. Broyles is named U.S. commissioner for the Northern District of Georgia. A Hull station break-in steals stamps and merchandise. Waycross hosts a district convention of antiracial violence group with plans for a Macon state meeting. Hay farming yields over 20,000 pounds on one field worth over $100. Editorials lament Georgia’s bad roads hindering progress and prosperity. Colonel Jesse L. Blalock dies in Jonesboro at 76, longtime Fayetteville resident. A novel legal point arises in a Michigan case against L. DeGive over a judgment set aside on foreign power claims. Ware County Peachers’ association cuts monthly institutes, urges prompt teacher pay, and supports proportional school funding. Georgia’s cotton crop is expected to fall short of last year’s, now projected 10 percent lower. The upcoming National Farmers’ Convention in Savannah Dec 12–16 will draw delegates from multiple states with Savannah hotel rate incentives. Peabody scholars to Vanderbilt go to Nashville with Georgia obligating two-year teaching in state. Naval stores in Savannah rise in receipts as shipments to Brunswick shift. prices for spirits turpentine stay steady with regional demand strong.
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McDonough Ws
J. O. Waddell
State Agricultural Society
South Carolina
Mississippi
Kansas
Nebraska
Maine
Clinoix
Lincoln
Neb
Purse
A Guide to Cleaning Woodwork and Railings at Home
Practical home instructions explain cleaning woodwork without washing, using damp wool cloths and oil finishes. It covers dust removal, reviving color with oil and turpentine or alcohol, light wood care, and avoiding streaks on paint. Railing maintenance recommends soap and water then oil and turpentine, or a substitute oil blend to reduce turpentine odor.
The Pitcher Plant and Early American Flora Mentions
The article notes the pitcher plant as one of America’s earliest wildflowers known to Europeans with references dating to 1570. It recounts misinterpretations of its origin, credits Maxwell Masters for clarifying the mystery, and cites church and minister counts in England, Wales, and colonies, including abstinence among many ministers and college enrollments.
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Lisbom
Lauianus
Doetor Maxwell
Masters
New York Independent
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