Local News and Southern Railway Holiday Service
A 1915 newspaper item outlines subscription terms and delivery notices for Hickory and LaMontis, plus new Southern Railway summer service with multiple routes and sleeping cars. Highlights include Jacksonville to Asheville and Asheville to New Orleans lines, extended trains to Waynesville, and a general push to improve paper delivery reliability. Local notices urge readers to report delivery irregularities and announce city mailing status.
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Atlanta
Southern Railway
Jacksonville
Columbia
Asheville
Savannah
New Orleans
Montgomery
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Memphis
Spartanburg
Macon
Lake Toxoway
Asheville-New Orleans
Goldsboro
Waynesville
Pullman
Ties Gore to Dore Sernial Case
A fragmentary report links Gore to a case labeled Sernial with unclear details. The item mentions potential ties or involvement but offers no definite charges or outcomes. Further readable context is needed for precise summary.
Lost jewelry near North 17th Street and Union Square
Lost chain and lavalier set with pink cameo and pearl between North 17th Street and Union Square. Reward offered for return. Hickory Democrat notice offers eight cents per 100 pounds for straw, urging farmers to contact Hickory Cellar Co. before threshing rye.
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North 17Th. Street
Union Square
Chain
Lavalier
Hickory Cellar Co
The Layman's Duty in Church and State Affairs
A critic denounces historic links between preachers and politicians. The piece warns that whenever government begins courting the ministry it drags church influence into political coercion, noting many clergymen resist while a few fall tragically.
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Satan
Christendom
Divine Covenant Ignites Debate on Women Shame and Rights
An unclear text fragment references a divine covenant and a vow affecting women, mentioning an amendment to an agreement and a long history of women being shamed and stripped, with phrases about clothing removal and public exposure. The garbled section obscures concrete facts or identifiable entities.
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Matty
Ee Sraceey
Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic Ad Promotes Quinine Cure
An old advertisement touts Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic with quinine as the malaria remedy and claims the tonic "builds up the system." The ad emphasizes the product is easy to take and priced at 50 cents.
Work Topic Conversation Sparks Household Humor
A compact dialogue explores everyday relations and social notions. It notes patience in domestic matters and jokes about dinner plans and reliability. The tone resembles a light column or social note from a midcentury newspaper.
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Europe
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LaMontis
Fireedfonte
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Washington
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Harrison
Southern Railway Company
Carl Graves
Sosa
Mississippi
South
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Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Kentucky
Tennessee
Owensboro
L. Messitland
Americus
George Oliver
Pellagra
Nogales
Ariz
Southern Pacific Railroad
Yaqui Indiana
Mapoli
Guaymias
San Antonio
C A. Devol
J.C. Weer
Laredo
Tex
Camanaa
Nuevo Laredo
Pierce Oil Corporation
Pelham
Adams
Justice For Peace
Herd
Camilla
J . Atlanta
M. A. Hale
Atlanta Law School
Columbus
John McIlhenny
Philadelphia
de Lo
Brownsville
Sherif
Texas Rangers
Louisville
Jesus the Publican
Lexington
Edward P. Mortor
Somerset
Ass Christian
Miss
Louie
Iowa
Colonel Roosevelt
George Washington
Christchurch
Mount Verson
Iverly
Lyerly
Courier _Journal
Internal Revenue
Biset B. Bonlaio
Texas
H. E Lavely
Oklom
Dean
Ties Gore Ao Toi
Dore
Nahogany
J. W. Beach
Hildebre
Hickory, N.C
Salih
Marshall Sih Plano
Ae We Kl
Boerne
Ivey Mill
P. Ky Baker
Regina Millinery Company
Knox
Comptroller of Currency
Catawba Co
Hickory Banking & Crust Co
J. F. Allen
Berlin
Paris
Belgium
London
J.F. Allen
Town OF
Longview
S. D. Campbell
Z. B. Buchanan
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Moretz-Whitener Clothing Co
the Quality Shop
Grimes & Murphy
Bowles Furniture Co
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