Departure Notice From Mt Pleasant Herald Department
M. B. Young announces a separation from the Lorald section of the Mt Pleasant Herald though remaining in the town and continuing to work in journalism. He vows the Herald will continue with greater local interest and to serve readers by producing a paper dedicated to Mt Pleasant.
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MT. Pleasant Department
Lorald
Asant
Herald
Ot. Pleggant
MM. Pieastant
M. B. Young
Judge Sam Holding to Deliver Hay Long College Commencement Address
Judge Sam Holding has accepted an invitation to give the commencement address at Hay Long College on Friday evening June 1 in the Wollene Auditorium. The program is expected to draw a full house.
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Sam Holding
Hay Long College
Holding
Wollene
Personal notices from local society circle
Mrs. and Mrs. G. Kittrell return from Columbia as Prof. T Osborne Brooks spends weekend in Nashville. Wave Faries and children come back from Buford Station trip. JS Bill leaves to visit a brother in Waco Texas. Rice Warfield of St Bethlehem returns home after brief visit with brothers Edmund and Frank Ligon, accompanied by Amelia Ligon. Will Odilus returns from Spring Hill. John Lowthrop of Lion Bridge travels to Olark Missouri for health. Mrs. Lowthorp plans move to Birmingham Alabama. Geo Manlow returns to Glendale after visit with Pat Manlow. M J Orr and Geo Kullen left for French Lick Springs. Nina Annle Irwin and Mary Hovwend return from Haworth League Conference at Murdorm.
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G. Kittrell
Columbia
T, Osborne Brooks
Nashville
Wave Faries
John Faries
Buford Station
Bill
Waco
Texas
Rice Warfield
St. Bethlehem
Messrs
Edmund
Frank Ligon
Amelia
Edmund Ligon
Will Odil Pus
Spring Hill
al Odil
John Lowthrop
Lion Bridge
Olark
B. Lowthorp
Tirmingham
Ala
Geo. Manlow
Glendale
Pat Manlow
M. J Orr
Geo. Kullelnen
French Lick Springs
Niives
Annle Mai Irwin
Mary Hovwend
Murtedorm
Religious talk set for Long College sermon May 27
Rev SP Hawes of Zion will read the commencement sermon at Long College on Sunday May 27 at the Presbyterian church. The Missionary Society of the Methodist church met Monday afternoon in the church’s social room and received a favorable report from the country conference, read by Ms T. Ander, a former delegate.
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Sp, Hawes
Zion
Long College
Presbyterian
le Missionary Society of the Meth
St, Yonn
T.ander
SICK LAMINATED: E B Gale Ill With Pomenta
SICK, TM E. B. Gale is quite sick with Pomenta, H. Word, who has been quite for some time, is now seriously.
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E. B. Gale
H. Word
Mt Plene Record To Publish Weekly With New Staff
Local notes announce the Mt Plene Record weekly publication to debut May 1 with M. B Young as editor and publisher. Mr B A Wright to act as publisher and agent F R Patterson formerly with Metropolitan Life Insurance Co will answer duties. Several new cottages noted in progress.
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Mt. Plene
Rtcord
Ate
South Main
Methodist
M. B Young
B. A. Wright
F. R. Pattern Oo
The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Hay Long College Plans Outdoor Outing at Rattlesnake Falls
The 7th grade through senior pupils of Hay Long College will receive their annual outing next Wednesday at Rattlesnake Falls, chaperoned by Miss Cantlelle Henderson. The event comes as the school observes a holiday amid ongoing disruptions to phosphate shipments noted in the period. Mr J W Erp, long a clerk at Scraegs and Brownlow, has resigned after three years of service.
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Jorden Avenue
Hay Long College
Rattlesnake Falls
Cantlelle Henderson
J. W. Erp
Scraegs & Brownlow
Paracelsus quotes and urban anecdotes mixed text
A collage of varied items from a historical page includes Browning’s Paracelsus excerpt, a humorous remark about a cow, a 1773 Fairfax commission note, a senator buying and humorously returning a $4000 car, a cook’s pudding surprise, and Torrey’s comment on social sting. The pieces read as fragments from a newspaper page.
San Francisco Plans Bond Drive Backed by Uncle Sam Guaranty
San Francisco officials discuss a proposed bond plan with Uncle Sam as guarantor to aid rebuilding after the fire. James D. Phelan and lawyers estimate $200 million in losses and seek federal endorsement to borrow at 2 to 2.5 percent for 50 years.
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San Francisco
James D. Phelan
Phelan
Congress
Sdong
United States
Sandals Set to Reign as Footwear Trend Says Manufacturer
A New York Sun forecast from a shoe maker predicts sandals will dominate in five years. Leather sandals for children are selling well, large sizes increased, and the trend will spread to men soon as production expands.
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New York Sun
Greece
Quaker Reflections and Trusts in Brooklyn Eagle Bits
Fragmentary notes reflect a Brooklyn Eagle snippet on Quaker reflections and trust opinions. It mentions a strong minded woman preferring causes over marriage, distrust of profits, and a brief dialogue about skating and cold weather. The passage is incomplete with unclear context.
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Miss Chilleigh
Misa Warmaley
Brooklyn Eagle
The Divine Part in the Calamities of Life
Rev W B Capers sermon argues Job shows calamities are not divine punishment but a test of faith. God reveals true mercy and personal knowledge, shifting belief from cause to revelation. Calamities become growth moments. life rests on God’s goodness and governance, not explanations.
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Hes
Tukatie
Job
Jesus
Jidin
Isin
Eliphas
Eliphaz
God
Elihu
Darkeneth
Jols
Pat Thera
Jol
Ife
Charleston
Galveston
Boston
Chicago
San Francisco
Minervadike
Beautifying Circles Spreads Across the Nation
The Chicago Chronicle notes a growing national movement of refining etiquette and urban aesthetics called beautifying circles. It emphasizes that refinement alters behavior, with people instinctively behaving more politely in refined settings, and stresses that the mass public must be engaged to advance this cultural trend.
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Mr. Phelan
Congress
Central Pacific
Union Pacific
Philippines
Marie
Louisiana
Paget Sound
Chicago Chronicle
Milk based casein industry grows in France
Consular reports note new casein production from skim milk in France with large exports to Germany. Casein is used in making playing cards and imitation ivory for piano keys. Dairies in Etienne district supply hundreds of millions of quarts of milk, fueling profits, as reported by the Philadelphia Record.
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France
Germany
Etienne
Philadelphia
Man Explains Where He Got His Umbrella
A man is anxious to explain where he got his bed cold and his umbrella though reluctant to share how he obtained his food. He stalls when pressed for details and avoids direct answers about the source of his possessions.
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Religious
Brownings
Paracelsus
James
Thomas Lord Fairfax
Cameron
Winchester
Charles von Witt
England
New York
Washington
Jane
Kansas City Star
de. R. A. Torrey
Dr. Torrey
Fesson
Jonce
Kansas City Journal
Uncle Sam
the Devine
W. B. Capers
Pastors’ Association
Mondey
Associaton
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