Miss Minerva Nurtures Wandering Orphan William
An Alabama Aunt, Miss Minerva, receives and plans to rear her nephew William, the mixed light of a boy orphaned from a troubled family. The child recounts the family’s eccentricBlack kin and strange names as he settles into a stern home.
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Eme
Miss Minerva
Piljerk
Peter
Piljerk Peer
Miss Miserva
Sophy
Aunt Minerva
The Willing Worker Chapter Three
Miss Minerva orders William to bathe churn and work despite his stubbornness. The boy endures a daily routine, mocks propriety, and brings tears to milk through his churning while singing and negotiating with his aunt before being sent to the swing with a warning about a bad neighbor boy.
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William
Akin Approved as Abstractor for Title Guaranty
West Casualty and Guaranty Insurance Company endorses J. W. Akin of Graham as approved abstractor in the Title Guaranty Department. The firm guarantees titles based on his abstracts and offers to compare costs for safer title work through Terrell, manager.
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Graham
Wbstracter
Guaranty Partment of the West
Casualty & Guaranty Surance Company
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