Jewels of the Pope Highlight Vast Vatican Treasures
A Roman paper notes the Holy See’s vast jewel collection after the Pope’s death. It includes 30 tiaras with diamonds and emeralds, a sapphire blue diamond valued near 250000, and a priceless tiara linked to Napoleon. The wealth extends to 20 million dollars in bullion and bank deposits, with the Pope shaping a debt-free legacy.
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Luther
Kruger
Kimberley
Vatican
Boniface
Pius Vel
Holy Father
Rothcchild
Elvetor
Additio
Jewela
Bank of Hagland
Holy See
Postoffices Discontinued List Adds Several Offices
Post offices Jones Valley Bon Fly Lavea Charteraville Jameson Isom Spring are slated for discontinuation. Rural route mail assignments follow the closures routing to specified areas. The July 41 date appears in the notice though formatting is unclear.
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Jones Valley
Bon
Fly
Lavea
Weil
Charteraville
Til
Coral
Jameson
Carter's Creek
Isom
Celedron
Saint and Sinner: A Sabbath Shoe Mender's Tale
A weary woman mends shoes on Sundays while her baby sleeps. A priest questions her, she explains she cannot rest or attend church due to endless toil. Years pass as she endures. At last the same priest greets her at heaven's gate, praising her sanctity.
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Reat
Unions Beaten by Columbus Colored Ball Team
The Nashville Unions, strong colored ball team from Nashville, were defeated by the Columbus colored team on Riverside Park with a 4 to 2 score. In the eighth, two men out and one on base, Gelder fouled a ball into his eye, then Will Clark doubled to drive in two. Dan Osborne followed with another two-bagger, scoring two more and securing the win as a large crowd cheered through the unfolding drama.
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Nashville
Columbus
Thareday
Riverside
Ark
Iast
Gelder
Union
Will Clark
Dan Osborne
Hig Dan
Blackberry Crop Boosts Local Market Supply
The blackberry crop now being picked and handled in this section is reported as the largest and best in years. Pickers are supplying the local market at ten cents per basket.
Pleasant notes from Mt Pleasant area visitors
Mt Pleasant notes list residents and visitors with travel to nearby towns. People include Mrs W A Creveland visiting Lewisburg, Misses Estes Sutton and Hill visiting near Columbia, Miss Mamie Hill and Claude Astes near Columbia, Mrs Flora Kuhn from Nashville, and others visiting relatives in Alabama Tennessee and Georgia. Several locals plan moves or new jobs, including Rucker Choate arriving August 1 for work with a grocer and the Newburys visiting before heading to North Carolina.
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Mr. Pleasant
W. A. Creveland
Lewisburg
Flora Kuhn
Nashville
Mumford Smith
Emiel Roth
Georgia
Kate Estes
Ethel
Mayr Sutton
Misses Hill
Columbia
Coba Gipson
Birmingham
Ala
J. Gipson
Mamie Hill
Claude Astes
Near Columbia
Mary
Ethel Sutton
Florence Puryear
Pulaski
Annie Sowell
Bigbyyike
Eva Hackney
Mayme Robinson
Mathilde
Scottsporo
Ola Stone
Carrie Gates Seobey
Frangtin
Alice Doas
Cherokee
Alabama
Rucker Choate
Willameport
J. F. Jones
C. A. Brownlow
Devil A., Jr
Bailey Springs
Brownlow
W. KR. Newbury
North Carolina
Mra. Newbury
Emmett Hoge
Emmett Anderson
Eva Grays
Dora Cooper
Turn the rascals out message on a cleaner Washington
Lawrence Democrat argues the slogan turn the rascals out proves democrats will win elections by promising broad reform. It cites post office scandals as evidence for national political house cleaning and urges good platforms with strong candidates next year.
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Nest
Washington
Lawrence Democrat
Dog Day Don ts New York Tribune warnings for heat use
A New York Tribune column lists practical heat tips and cautions. It advises against hasty movements and heavy clothing, recommends light clothing and light meals, water rather than sugary drinks, and careful walking instead of rushing to catch streetcars. It also suggests lower collars and avoiding heated arguments with neighbors about the heat.
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New York Tribune
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