The Harp of a Thousand Strings Recited by Bill Arp
Episcopal, Presbyterian and Baptist figures are sketched through a comic sermon attributed to a flat-boat preacher. The narrator notes the author’s dual role as humorist and minister, and recalls other preachers who spoke with solemnity yet drew laughter. He references Port Hudson and the Mississippi river milieu, ending with a quotation about a harp of a thousand strings and spirits of jest men made perfect.
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East Feleciana
Zedekiah
Sidney Smith
Longstreet
Georgia
The
Columbus Enquirer
Ned Brace
Ramsey Sniffie
Johns Hooper
Heo
Montgomery
Simon Suggs
J. T. Lewis
Lorenzo Dow
Maine
Texas
Noah
Mr. Lewis
Port Hudson
Brethering
Tex
Mississippi River
sHapsidan
Woodbine
Hell
Plantin
Bill Arp
Atlanta Constitution
Black Martinique community declares self rule after white deaths
Letters from London describe Martinique natives organizing themselves as whites die. They claim a Black governor now leads and allows perceived excesses, signaling a dramatic shift in colonial power dynamics.
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London
Martinique
Alabama Soldiers' Home bill introduced in House
Representative Thompson of Alabama introduces a bill to establish a soldiers home in Alabama for disabled and indigent veterans from the Indian or Mexican war or either side of the Civil War or the Spanish War.
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Alabama
Thompson
Spain
Paul Goes to Europe on Missionary Journey
The lesson outlines Paul’s first European mission, highlighting the call to Macedonia, the vision at Troas, and the journey with Silas Luke and Timothy. It notes Philippi as a key stop, Lydia’s conversion, and the spread of the gospel from Asia to Europe through this pivotal outreach.
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Paul Crossee
Europe
Pat
Ion Perea
Antioch
Pisidia
Faribut
aIconium
Galatia
Phrygia
Femor
Paul
Ephesus
Asia
Asia Minor
Eee Sea
Ephesia
Mysia
Aegean Sea
Bithynia
Black Sea
Troas
Silas
Timothy
Luke
Macedonia
Greece
Thessalonica
R. V
Samothracia
Thrace
Neapolis
Naples
Philippi
Ong
Philip of Macedon
Alexander the Great
Augustus
Rome
Eabrona
Claudius
Lydia
Cornelius
Averan
Apostolic Church
Road horses in upper Yukon offer meals at $1.50
Road horses have been established at convenient distances in the upper Yukon country to facilitate travel with meals priced at one dollar fifty cents each.
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Yukon
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the Sabbath School
Good Allen
J. S. Shettlesworth
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Alanta
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Lynchburg
Danville
Savannah
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South Carolina
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Washington, D.C
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HH. Taylor
Attlanta, Ga
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District Pass
Atlanta, Ga
E. O. D.wwirr & Co
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Selma
Desians
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York
Swift. & CO
U.S. Patent Office
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