Preservation of wild flowers and moral reform urged
A Memphis Commercial Appeal correspondent urges protection of wild flowers from indiscriminate picking and warns against reckless park revelers. Henry Ward Beecher is cited on flowers and happiness, urging gentle handling and mindful respect for nature as society elevates moral conduct and personal responsibility.
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Aire
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Stannard
Memphis
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Leecher
Mont
Somfort
Beecher Ring
Ordini Rally and Xenial Mirth From Tarnished Prose
An incoherent fragment traces a rally remark on value of money versus chickens. It weaves garbled phrases about family travel, walls, doors, and loyalty with misused names and fragmented quotes, offering little clear context or identifiable events.
Alabama committees press forward on state finance and law reform
The report discusses the investigating committee exposing extensive deficits and misused funds in state operations. It highlights the judiciary and final taxation committees studying Alabama laws, noting officials and clerks manipulated expenses and tax equity, with ongoing work and broad public support despite press opposition.
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Flint
Alabama
Hentire Press
Alabama Legislature Recess Committees Work Highlighted
Montgomery Journal reports on legislative recess committees and the house efforts to commend their work. Committees probe state departments for damage done and seek valuable suggestions to benefit Alabama and its people through potential laws.
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Montgomery
Alabama
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