Deen & Son Stores Bargain Sale at Fowling Creek Mad
Old time discount sale offered by C C Deen and Son at Fowling Creek Mad features heavy markdowns on silk dress goods lace trims ginghams calico and remnants with prices from 5c to 75c per yard plus shoes shirts and accessories all items heavily reduced.
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C. C. Deen &Son
Fowling Creek
Mad
Madras
Hamburg
Test of a Man of Honor Test of a Man of Honor
A young Confederate scout Seton Dabney faces treachery at General Altons headquarters near Corinth after the Shiloh period. He refuses to betray a fellow soldier for money, accepting death rather than dishonor, while General Alton honors his choice and recognizes his true bravery.
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General Alton
Alton
Curtis
Corinth
Colonel Curtis
Tom
Tennessee
Lasyton
Lawton
Princeton
Altons
Richard
ufe
Captain Lawton
Pulaski
sub
difcult
Mr. Dabney
Edwin Dabney
Virginia
Virginia Military Institute
Shiloh
Dabney
Sixteenth
Seton Dabney
lfe
Geneval Alten
Alton rose
Learn to shut off mental power after the work day
The piece argues that leaving mental power on after work wastes energy and dulls tomorrow’s performance. It compares a factory manager with an overactive mind to readers who carry business home, urging a deliberate mental shutdown to refresh and reinvigorate for the next day.
Buying Our Bonds How The Two Issues Differ
A Philadelphia Ledger article explains registered versus coupon United States bonds. Registered bonds offer safekeeping, guaranteed payments, and easy replacement if lost, with records in the treasury and quarterly interest checks that can be traced and replaced. Coupon bonds risk loss of principal and interest if misplaced or stolen, while registered bonds entitle the holder to a secure account and direct payment by the treasury. The piece extols registered bonds as the safer, more reliable form of government debt.
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United States
John Smith
Smith
treasury department
treasury
Sam
Uncle Sam
Philadelphia Ledger
Prisoners Patriotically Eager to Enlist in Westchester Jail
In Elmsford county penitentiary, 35 of 37 inmates of conscription age offered to go to war. Warden Calvin Derrick notes nearly all are serving misdemeanors and eligible for service. only two with wives and children sought exemptions. WY Evertt Macy, correction commissioner, is dead. The jail is described as luxurious and partially completed.
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Elmsford
new Westchester
WY. Evertt Macy
correction
Calvin Derrick
Derrick
tha
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