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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1908
Page
7
Poem excerpt praising the sailor life at sea with imagery of creaking rigging waves and the crew on deck. It contrasts the landsman’s hearth with the ocean home, celebrating courage against storms and the salt and swell of the sea.
Sam Williams and his brother Tom are caught in a theft when ten dollars is found missing from Mrs. Tucker. Sam confesses to help Tom, but Tom’s initiation theft drives Sam to protect him. Mr. Tucker discovers the truth, offers jobs, and the boys begin honest labor together, changing their fortunes and earning a mentor’s guidance.
The main Korean railway runs from Fusan in the south to New Wiju on the river in the north. It uses standard American gauge and all 107 locomotives in operation were imported from the United States.
The itinerary of John W. Kern shows October campaign stops in Birmingham Macon Asheville Greensboro Winston-Salem Roanoke Fincastle Huntington and other points. Carrie Nation meets Taft, rail magnate Harriman comment on campaign. Henry Quinby nominated for New Hampshire governor. Georgia independence split. Georgia electors listed. Bryan encounter in Wheeling and Arkansas election results. Hearst letters about Standard Oil. New York governor race reform stance. Debates declined between Kern and Graves. broker A O Brown furniture sold by receiver in New York City.
The New Jersey Automobile Club notified B. R. Thomas to show cause why he should not be expelled from membership.
Secretary Harry Munford of the White Rats Political league told a New York audience that actors could sway a presidential campaign with their gags if united. Resolutions urged actors nationwide to vote. Lewis S. Chandler was nominated for New York governor by the Democratic Party to oppose incumbent Charles E. Orr.
A brief note discusses a safety corner concept in wheat, describing a strategy or practice labeled as the free corner to reduce risk.
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